Old Long House Popiah - 22 Lor 7 Toa Payoh

Nice popiah, juicy and flavourful turnips filling. Popiah skin is thin too.

Very fresh and nice Popiah at slightly higher price. The ingredients tasty and the Popiah is satisfying. Worth trying.

Mar 2019. Delicious popiah with a good service smile. I loved that chunky sensory experience when stuffing in a section of the popiah whole into the mouth. First the piping hot turnip, then the sweet sauce and lastly, the spicy chilli lingering in your mouth. Nice.

Very good popiah, especially the popiah skin and crunchy topping. Used crab stick instead of small shrimp though, which is why 4 stars and not 5.

I stay in this nearby neaghbourhood, visiting this stall every Sunday. But untill during the Covid time begins, I realised that the popiah source has totally changed to distaste with sour taste I never visit this stall any more. Once I asked the stall owner ehy changed the sweet black sourse? She didn't reply me. If their popiah still as tasty as before using the black sweety source I would love to get it as breakfast. But never ever again . I don't understand why the changed. When they should have carrying on with their popular authentic way.

Great traditional taste and price. Worth to try if you are nearby. Skin is made by them and hence the freshness is there.

“Master of Popiah”, declares the signboard. Another signboard touted its credentials — “...been selling popiah since 1930, ... no MSG,” etc; “...highly recommended by ... (long list of publications).” Seeing all that, I had to try it. So I joined the queue and asked the lady next to me, is the popiah really good? and she said, it’s better than many and they are usually sold out by 2pm. I bought 2 rolls to try. $1.80 per roll. Verdict? GOOD but not the best, and the chilli n garlic were a bit too mild for me. This stall is named Old Long House Popiah, carrying the name of the famous but long demolished narrow stretch of packed hawker stalls called the Long House at Horne Rd. Old Long House Popiah is at the Kim Keat Palm Market & Food Centre, Lor 7 Toa Payoh.

This popiah leaves a strong garlic fragrance taste in the mouth topped with the crunchy bits. Instead of having most of wrap being filled by turnip filling, it was halved with bean sprouts. The price of $1.70 is quite a surprise to me as most charge more than this. Very well balanced in terms of the ingredients.