Wok-charred
Char Kway Teow
EAT SOMETHINGNo need to find one definitive version. Order a plate at a hawker centre and enjoy the smoky wok flavour.
Char kway teow is wok-fried flat rice noodles with other noodles and toppings, prized for its smoky character. Egg, seafood and meat may appear depending on the stall; check ingredients if you need to avoid any.
One dish, many places. Choose a branch or stall along your route and check its menu and hours.
Make room for a traditional hawker meal at Old Airport Road. Browse individual stalls before deciding on char kway teow.
Independent stalls; check their individual menus
Visit information (new tab)These are suggestions, not live menus. Choose a convenient stop and confirm availability and hours.
AI illustration. For inspiration only. Check opening arrangements and product details before you go.
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