Kedai Kopi Teoh Guan Hup Wantan Mee
Wantan Mee, Street Food, Non-Halal
- Under RM20 per pax
Chiefeater Tai Kwee Fatt had not been back to Kedai Kopi Teoh Guan Hup for awhile and he was there to have the wantan mee there
Chicken Rice, Non-Halal
When I first landed in Singapore, the first area I frequented was Killiney Road, in Somerset. Home to the famous Killiney Kopitiam and KPO (Killiney Post Office - IYKYK) - this nostalgic lane has seen many eateries come and go in the last 2 decades. Jew Kit Killiney Roadd, a chicken rice specialist burst onto the scene about a decade ago, and there’s no turning back since. Over the years, Jew Kit has opened outlets all over the island - at Bukit Timah Shopping Centre, Bukit Batok and Killiney Road of course. I was a little surprised that despite having several outlets, Jew Kit has very little social media presence.
Jewkit only does steamed/white chicken, there’s no roasted version. I actually prefer the steamed version, which was the OG version when the Hainanese set foot on ASEAN shores.
By no means cheap for a chicken rice but you won’t be disappointed for sure. Silky moist chicken and well cooked rice with a good flavour. The homemade chilli is one of the best I have had with a spicy kick. Chicken skin was perfect and jellyish - to me, beats even the Boon Tong Kee on Balestier Road. BTK is the OG of chicken rice I’m sure everyone knows.
Go for their set meals which includes a dumpling soup with a nice broth.
Total damage SGD50 for 2 pax, 2 sets of chicken and side plates of kailan, sambal kangkong and fried pork. This weighs in at a very consistent 7/10 over the years, every time
Business Hours
Opens Daily
11:00 am to 12:00 am
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