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Granny’s Pancake: $1.20 Min Jiang Kueh With Lava Peanut Butter And More In Chinatown

Granny’s Pancake for cheap min jiang kueh in Chinatown


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Min jiang kueh is a nostalgic snack for many of us. Those who love the soft, Asian-style pancakes would have heard of Granny’s Pancake, a popular MJK chain that boasts multiple outlets across the island. Despite rising food costs, the stall is still selling their handmade min jiang kueh from just $1.20 a slice—a steal in this day and age.

You can get your min jiang kueh fix from various heartland hawker centres, including Bendemeer Market & Food Centre, Whampoa Food Centre, and Hong Lim Market & Food Centre, which is a mere four-minute walk from Chinatown MRT Station.


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Prices start at $1.20 for a slice of MJK sandwiched with your choice of spread: Peanut, Red Bean, or Coconut. Regulars love how soft and fluffy the pancakes are, and how generous Granny Pancake is with the fillings. The batter is also said to be light with a slight chew, and not too heavy on the palate.


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Real MJK enthusiasts go for the Peanut Butter ($1.40) flavour: a thick slab of pancake loaded with crunchy roasted peanut bits and a copious amount of peanut butter drizzle. It’s sweet and creamy with a nutty fragrance—perfect for peanut fans.


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If you’re visiting the Hong Lim stall, it’s on the second floor of the food centre. They open at 7am daily and close by 2pm, so make sure you head down earlier to avoid the lunch hour queue!

For more delicious local snacks, read our guide to the best pandan waffles in Singapore. The list includes a cheap $1.30 rendition in Chinatown, right next to the new Maxwell MRT Station! Alternatively, check out Heap Seng Leong, an old-school kopi and charcoal-grilled kaya toast eatery that has been around since 1974.

Address: 531A Upper Cross Street, #02-39, Singapore 051531
Opening hours: Daily 7am to 2pm
Granny’s Pancake is not a halal-certified eatery.

Featured image adapted from @nourish.ash and @pbandnambi

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