Feng Ji Kway Chap has $2.50 kway chap set
For most Singaporeans, kway chap is the definition of comfort food. It’s hard to go wrong with this dish; you get thick, slurpable rice noodle sheets drenched in a flavourful zhup, served piping hot with a select choice of sides including pork intestine and braised egg. Feng Ji Kway Chap is a recent discovery that has made it to my list of top kway chap stalls in Singapore.
The humble hawker stall is located in Jalan Batu Hawker Centre, approximately 11 minutes by foot from Mountbatten MRT Station. Run by a husband and wife duo, Feng Ji is most known for serving cheap and good kway chap at just $2.50 a set.
Each plate is assembled to order, and you get to customise your meal by topping up for extra liao.
The $2.50 set gets you a substantial serving of kway with a separate plate of the necessary fixings, namely pork belly, intestine, braised egg, and tau pok.
For me, the highlight is the kway, which comes with generous lashings of fried garlic.
The silky noodle sheets sit in the flavourful broth, which isn’t too salty or heavy.
For $2.50, you also get a good portion of sides to go along with your kway. The ingredients are soaked in the same delicious broth for extra flavour.
Dip the tender pork belly into their house-made chilli for an extra shiok bite. The chilli sauce is tangy with a slight kick of spice at the end, offsetting the heartiness of the meats and gravy.
Feng Ji Kway Chap is open from 6am, but most of the prep work is done in the wee hours of the morning. They often sell out by 11am, so make sure you drop by earlier for your kway chap fix.
If you’re a fan of innards and offal, read our guide to the best pig organ soup in Singapore the next time you’re craving something hearty on a rainy day. For more local food recommendations, check out our best kopi guide, which includes a stall with over 58 years of history!
Address: 4A Jalan Batu, #01-20, Blk 4A Jalan Batu Hawker Centre, Singapore 432004
Opening hours: Sat-Thurs 6:30am to 11am
Feng Ji Kway Chap is not a halal-certified eatery.
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Photos by Anthia Chng and Chew Yi En.
This was an independent visit by Eatbook.sg.
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