HK Style Chee Cheong Fun and Porridge
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HK Style Chee Cheong Fun and Porridge at Redhill Lane Market
Location: 85 Redhill Ln, Singapore 150085
Redhill Food Centre
Made-to-order Hong Kong-style chee cheong fun and comforting congee at Redhill — two Cantonese classics in one stall.
Made-to-order Hong Kong-style chee cheong fun and comforting congee at Redhill — two Cantonese classics in one stall.
HK Style Chee Cheong Fun and Porridge at Redhill Food Centre combines two Cantonese comfort staples under one roof — made-to-order Hong Kong-style rice noodle rolls and smooth, comforting congee. The chee cheong fun is the highlight, prepared fresh with the Hong Kong method that yields exceptionally thin, silky sheets rolled around fillings of shrimp, char siew, or chicken, then drizzled with soy sauce and sesame oil.The 4.1 rating reflects solid quality that keeps Redhill regulars coming back. The congee menu covers classic varieties — from plain century egg and pork to sliced fish and chicken — each simmered until the rice grains break down into a smooth, velvety consistency. The stall at Redhill Food Centre provides the classic hawker setting with covered communal seating, and both the chee cheong fun and porridge are available throughout operating hours.
Prices are affordable, and the made-to-order preparation means each plate arrives fresh and hot. For Cantonese comfort food done right at Redhill, this stall delivers silky chee cheong fun and warming congee in equal measure. Two classics, one stall, countless satisfying meals.
85 Redhill Ln, Singapore 150085
Redhill Food Centre
Operating Hours
Hours not available
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Our Menu
All prices are in Singapore Dollar (S$ / SGD)
Chee Cheong Fun
$5.00Chee Cheong Fun
$4.00Chee Cheong Fun
$4.00Chee Cheong Fun
$4.00Chee Cheong Fun
$4.00Porridge
$4.50Porridge
$4.50Menu Photos
HK Style Chee Cheong Fun Porridge
A menu board displaying various dishes with images and prices.
Style Chee Cheong Fun Porridge
A menu board displaying various Chee Cheong Fun and Porridge dishes with prices.
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A menu board displaying various types of Chee Cheong Fun.
Overall Rating
4.1 / 5
Based on 8 Google reviews
Negative Reviews
Jayden Neo
i have tried quite a few cheong fun, and this is too thick. i understand that portion is bigger but it is just too thick.
Positive Reviews
SD D.
Don't know what the fuss about thick chee cheong fun. This is done very well. Thin and portion is huge. Better than some restaurant.
Bon
A hidden gem run by a smiley couple. The Chee Cheong Fun here is very on par with (& even better than) high-end …
Jaime Koh
Amazing Chee Cheong Fun. It’s silky and thin accompanied by a nicely balanced sauce that is sweet and savoury. The congee is also great - has a great smooth texture. The serving is massive as well. The couple running the store are really friendly - I’d definitely recommend coming down to try it!
Flo G
This stall has interesting fresh made CCF and HK style congee options. Tried the Boat style porridge ( 艇仔粥）$4.50 and it’s a good bowl. Nicely fresh …
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HK Style Chee Cheong Fun and Porridge
Steamed Rice Rolls with Sauce
A plate of steamed rice rolls, sprinkled with sesame seeds and drizzled with a savory sauce, sits on a table. In the background, a cup of coffee is visible, along with blurred figures of people in what appears to be a casual eatery.
Steamed Rice Rolls
A close-up shot of steamed rice rolls, a popular dim sum dish. The rolls are filled with a savory mixture and topped with sesame seeds. They are served in a white dish with a light sauce.
Congee with Toppings
A close-up shot of a bowl of congee, a rice porridge, with various toppings. The congee appears to be a savory dish, with visible ingredients such as peanuts, green onions, and pieces of meat or seafood. The bowl has Chinese characters printed on its rim, indicating the restaurant's name or brand. In the background, a dark tray with some text is slightly out of focus.
HK Style Chee Cheong Fun Porridge Stall
A food stall with a sign displaying "HK Style Chee Cheong Fun Porridge" in English and Chinese. Below the sign, there are pictures of various dishes with prices. A man in a white shirt and mask is preparing food behind the counter. Various containers, utensils, and food items are visible.
Steamed Rice Rolls with Toppings
A close-up shot of steamed rice rolls, also known as chee cheong fun, served on a white plate. The rolls are filled with a savory mixture, possibly minced meat or dried shrimp, and topped with sesame seeds and a glistening sauce. A white spoon and chopsticks are visible on the side, suggesting the dish is ready to be eaten. The background shows some Chinese characters, possibly indicating the name of the establishment or the dish.
Food Stall with Customers
A busy food stall in an indoor market, with customers queuing and staff serving. The stall features a prominent sign with "HK Style Chee Cheong Fun Porridge" in English and Chinese. There are various food images displayed above the counter. People are seen ordering and waiting for their food.
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