Dong Ji Fried Kway Teow
Dong Ji Fried Kway Teow
Dong Ji Fried Kway Teow
Dong Ji Fried Kway Teow
Dong Ji Fried Kway Teow

Dong Ji Fried Kway Teow

Type·Hawker Stall

Cuisine·-

Vibe·Bustling

Price·$1 - 10

Info·Halal

About

A popular alternative char kway teow stall noted for its lighter, less sweet profile with strong garlic and wok hei.

Opening hours

Monday11:30 AM – 7:30 PM
Tuesday11:30 AM – 7:30 PM
Wednesday11:30 AM – 7:30 PM
ThursdayClosed
Friday11:30 AM – 7:30 PM
Saturday11:30 AM – 7:30 PM
Sunday11:30 AM – 7:30 PM

Things to note

  • Halal·No
  • Vegetarian·No
  • Pet Friendly·No

Location

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Reviews

★ 3.3 · 142 reviews

Daryl

★★★

2 months ago

The lady that made the noodles was nice but she forgot my pork lard. Wish she didn’t as I waited 20 mins in line and really wanted my noodles to be coated with that delicious lard. Had decent wok hei but the flavour was rather lacking. $1.80 to add a prawn also seemed rather expensive.

Paul Chan

★★★★★

a month ago

Consistently good CKT. The food is prepared plate by plate so be prepared to wait a little in line. And just like Lao Fu Zi nearby, this style of CKT is the hot wok tossed discrete style one (and not the creamy version). Good wok hei, not overly seasoned and nice flavors of all the ingredients. The little bit of garlic chives added right at the end adds a really nice fragrant touch. I especially like the fact that you can "customize" your meal with extra ingredients to your liking. Try an extra few servings of cockles and lard for a meal of champions!

Hatsune Miku

★★★★

2 months ago

I have read the bad reviews for this stall and my experience was exactly the opposite. 锅气十足,一口爆香, is how i would describe their char kway teow. The noodles had a nice wok hey taste and their ingredients came in large chunks. Unlike other stalls where ingredients are diced so finely, you can actually taste the chinese sausage, fish cake, egg in this char kway teow. Cockles were also soft and juicy. They are also very price transparent, with a notice stating prices, and what portions you get for each different price. I wished that more cai peng stalls would follow suit. The small plate($4.50) does not come with prawn and an add on of chinese sausage comes at $1. The $5.50 plate comes with a prawn. And this prawn is not small. It is actually really large in size. Take note that their portions are also not large. If the stall owners can mantain this food quality, they would get better reviews for sure. Everything just blends so nicely in this plate.

Chinese Moon

★★★★★

10 months ago

Very clean and well organized stall. Information duly displayed to manage expectations. Char Kway Teow tasted good. Every plate is fried individually even if we order multiple to maintain standards and ingredient count. Line still moved quite fast. Can support. Clear communications on days that the stall is not open.

Andee

★★

a month ago

Ordered 5.50 with extra Hum. Portion was decent but hum so little. Standard drop alot cooked by a lady, not as nice as before. Still decent but wetter. The previous dry version cooked by an old man was so much better.

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