Stingray Goh Chew Kee Seafood

Halal Stall 👍🏻 Decided to take away as it’s packed on weekend. Ordered Bbq Stingray & Mee goreng . 8/10 Overall tasted good 👍🏻

With 83 food and drink stalls, this is one of the largest hawker / food centres in Singapore. Watch out for the prices. When something like Tiger Prawn is quoted at $8 on the signboard, it means $8 per 100g, not per dish. A typical tiger prawn is 250g, i.e. easily ~$20 each. Also note that weight is based on pre-cooking, i.e. expect water loss and cooked version to be lighter. Ditto for all other seafood dishes that charges by weight. BBQ Stingray 2 small pc ($24) Grilled Lobster ($8/100g) Shark's Fin Soup ($40,60)

I ordered the cereal prawn, but I was served a different dish instead. At the time, I didn’t realize the mistake, but after getting home and reviewing the menu and pictures, I discovered that the dish I received was not what I ordered. I paid $18, yet what I received was just a single prawn, which seemed more like a $5–10 item. This left me very disappointed, as it was not worth the price and not the dish I intended to order.

Great meal with some local favourites. Never knew the popularity of this particular stall, and it's away from the madness of Newton FC. Located closer to the parking lot, no. 19 serves all the local seafood delights. We ordered a sambal stingray, cereal prawns, and some fried mantou. All of it was served hot and fresh. The prawns were chunky and crispy while the sambal stingray was oozing with flavour. Mop up the sauces with the hot mantous, and you are in food heaven. Cost us 44 sgd for the entire meal, and it was well worth it.

I got the sambal stingray to go since I was curious, and it was delicious! It's not much different from other fish, but the sauce was pleasantly sweet. I want to try it again when I'm not full from having two previous dinners haha.