Food News

Old Bugis Kway Chap: Famous Sengkang Kway Chap Stall Open Since 1973

Old Bugis Kway Chap has famous kway chap in Sengkang

Singapore has many famous kway chap stalls, but few are to be found in the Northeast. Old Bugis Kway Chap proves that wrong, however, as the Sengkang kopitiam stall has been around since 1973, and garners long queues during peak hours for a plate of their warming kway and innards. Plus, they open till 3am—great for supper!


Image credit: 阿宝

First, let’s get the name out of the way. The “Bugis” in the stall’s namesake is a nod to its early address in the central neighbourhood, before they relocated to Sengkang, where they have been ever since.


Image credit: @thrastagram

Their Kway Chap Set for 1 Pax ($5) is the bestseller here. The messy platter comes with the usual offal cuts, from intestines to pig skin, as well as braised tau pok and pork belly, all slopped with a rich, spiced gravy. Choose to have it with white rice ($0.50) or kway ($0.70).


Image credit: @bennydunreallycare

The menu at Old Bugis Kway Chap also features a couple of other items you won’t find at your average kway chap stall. The first is the Old Bugis Rice ($4.50), their riff on lu rou fan, served with fatty slices of pork belly and tau pok, on a bed of white rice. 


Image credit: @bennydunreallycare

Another unique item is their Kway Chap Dry ($4.50), where you get the offal and other ingredients served on a bowl of soupy kway, sans the usual addition of gravy.

Fans of Braised Pork Trotter ($5) and Braised Intestines ($5) can also get both here, ala carte.


Image credit: @liptakang

While there is always a queue at the stall, the line thankfully moves fast, so you won’t have to wait too long.

For more eats in the area, check out our Seorae review, for K-BBQ in Compass One that serves up a cut of pork that is akin to Wagyu. Otherwise, there’s our Apricus cafe review for a new cafe with Aussie-style brunch in Sengkang.

Address: 10 Sengkang Square, Singapore 544829
Opening hours: Daily 7:30am to 3am
Old Bugis Kway Chap is not a halal-certified eatery. 

Feature image adapted from @liptakang and @bennydunreallycare

Beatrice

Beatrice is currently the Group Editor (Branded Content) at The Smart Local Media Group. Prior to this role, she’s spent a decade on staff at lifestyle titles in Singapore, including Lifestyle Asia, AugustMan, and Men’s Folio. Food, drink, and beauty have always been her main beats, but no, she doesn’t get paid to eat good food and wear makeup (unfortunately).

This JB Patisserie Has Hyper-Realistic Fruit Cakes Under $10

Chaleur Atelier Patisserie is a dessert cafe in Johor Bahru with hyper-realistic fruit cakes under…

30th October 2026

Protein Coffee Is Everywhere Now: We Tried 6 Drinks, Including Protein BBT

Protein coffee in everywhere in Singapore now. We tried six protein drinks in Singapore to…

30th October 2026

Raffles Place Food Guide: 17 Places For Korean Cai Png, Famous Roast Meat And More

Check out our Raffles Place food guide, where you'll find everything from salad bowls and…

30th October 2026

40 Best Coffee Cafes In Singapore, Including Local Roasters That Sell Coffee Beans

If you're a coffee addict, check out these 40 best coffee cafes in Singapore for…

30th October 2026

21 Beautiful Cafes In Singapore For Korean Cube Croissants, Matcha Desserts And More

Here are some of the most beautiful cafes in Singapore the next time you want…

29th October 2026

This Cat Cafe Next To JB CIQ Lets You Play And Cuddle With Over 15 Cats

The Chucky Cat Cafe has three outlets around JB. We visited the outlet at Komtar…

29th October 2026