Jerald Tan
Never been there before, but 1 star because of the worst truck driver. Speeding, dangerous driving.
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Xi De Li 西得利 at Telok Blangah Crescent Market
Location: 11 Telok Blangah Cres, #01-88, Singapore 090011
Telok Blangah Crescent Market & Food Centre
Heritage you tiao and fritters at Telok Blangah, a four-generation brand since the 1920s.
Heritage you tiao and fritters at Telok Blangah, a four-generation brand since the 1920s.
Xi De Li at Telok Blangah Crescent Market and Food Centre is an outlet of the legendary you tiao brand that has been frying dough fritters since the 1920s, spanning four generations of the founding family. The stall brings the same Muslim-friendly, preservative-free recipes that made Xi De Li a household name across Singapore's hawker centres.The you tiao here are golden, airy and shatteringly crisp, fried fresh throughout the day so that each stick comes out hot and puffy. Beyond you tiao, the stall offers hum jin peng, butterfly pastries, salted dough twists and other traditional fritters, all made without pork or lard.
The brand's commitment to quality ingredients and traditional techniques has kept it relevant even as newer hawker stalls come and go. When you spot the Xi De Li sign at Telok Blangah Crescent, grab a bag of hot you tiao. They are best eaten immediately, still warm from the wok.
11 Telok Blangah Cres, #01-88, Singapore 090011
Telok Blangah Crescent Market & Food Centre
Operating Hours
Hours not available
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Overall Rating
2.6 / 5
Based on 5 Google reviews
Negative Reviews
huiling Yuan
I asked the uncle if the YouTiao was hot, I was told that it was warm. I found that it is very cold after I made payment. The uncle refused to give me a refund or exchange as I paid already.
JX
Tapioca kueh had more flour than tapioca. Extremely oily too. Not recommended.
Positive Reviews
ABXY
I tried their tapioca and youtiao, and both were quite good. The tapioca was soft and tasty, while the youtiao was crispy and fresh. It was a nice and satisfying treat for my teatime. The portion was just right and made me feel full. I would be happy to try more items next time.
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Xi De Li 西得利
Xi De Li
A food stall with a sign that reads "Xi De Li Since 1920s" and displays images of food. Below the sign is a display case filled with various fried food items.
Fried Dough Pastries
A display case filled with various fried dough pastries. The top shelf contains items like fried chicken, breaded items, and a bright green item. The middle shelf is filled with many long, golden-brown fried dough sticks. The bottom shelf shows more fried dough items, some round and some twisted. A tray with green and yellow wrappers is visible in the lower left.
Food Stall with Seating
A food stall with a menu board displaying various dishes. In the foreground, a bowl of noodles with broth and greens is placed on a table. Several chairs with priority seating signs are visible around the table.
Food Stall with Steamed Dumplings
A food stall in a market setting, with a display of various dishes and a sign in Chinese and English. In the foreground, a bamboo steamer filled with steamed dumplings is placed on a tray. Chairs with priority seating signs are visible around a table.
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