Chee cheong fun in Singapore comes in two broad styles. Hong Kong-style cheung fun is steamed to order around fillings such as char siew, prawn or scallop and dressed in light soy. The local hawker style is plain rolls, cut up and served with sweet sauce, sesame and chilli. Most hawker plates cost from around $1 to $6, and a sit-down specialist such as YinJi on Amoy Street charges more. Chinatown Complex Food Centre has several chee cheong fun stalls, and other well-known stalls are spread across Pek Kio, Golden Mile, Old Airport Road, Ghim Moh, Toa Payoh and Bendemeer. Many are breakfast stalls that sell out by late morning, so go early.
Last verified: October 2026. Hours and prices can change — we re-check our guides regularly, but do confirm before a special trip.
- Pin Wei Hong Kong Style Chee Cheong Fun
- Xin Kee Hong Kong Cheong Fun
- Chef Leung's Authentic Hand-milled Rice Noodle Rolls
- Freshly Made Chee Cheong Fun
- Teck Hin Delicacies
- Grandpa Homemade Cheung Fun
- Duo Ji Chee Cheong Fun
- YinJi
- CCK Chee Cheong Fun
- Chef Wei HK Cheong Fun (Tampines 1)
- Nan Rong Chee Cheong Fun
The list
Pin Wei Hong Kong Style Chee Cheong Fun Hong Kong-style cheung fun · $
A family stall at Pek Kio Market that switched from chwee kueh to Hong Kong-style chee cheong fun in 2011. Each roll is made to order, the Pek Kio stall has been listed with a Michelin Plate, and weekend queues can be long. The brand now has many other outlets, but Pek Kio is the original.
- Cuisine: Hong Kong-style cheung fun
- Price: $ · Char siew from around $3.50; scallop around $6
- Must-try: Char siew cheong fun, Scallop cheong fun, Prawn cheong fun
- Where: 41A Cambridge Road, #01-25, Pek Kio Market & Food Centre, Singapore 211041
- Area: Farrer Park
- Nearest MRT: Farrer Park
- Hours: Tue-Sun 6:30am-2pm (closed Mon)
- Halal: No
Xin Kee Hong Kong Cheong Fun Hong Kong-style cheung fun · $
A Golden Mile Food Centre stall that serves only cheong fun, made to order in a handful of versions. It is known for Hong Kong-style rolls dressed in peanut butter and sweet sauce.
- Cuisine: Hong Kong-style cheung fun
- Price: $ · From around $3.50 (Hong Kong-style cheong fun); youtiao cheong fun $4; beancurd prawn roll $4.80
- Must-try: Hong Kong-style cheong fun with peanut and sweet sauce, Youtiao cheong fun, Beancurd prawn roll
- Where: 505 Beach Road, #01-79, Golden Mile Food Centre, Singapore 199583
- Area: Beach Road
- Nearest MRT: Nicoll Highway
- Hours: Tue-Sun 8am-2pm (closed Mon)
- Halal: No
Chef Leung's Authentic Hand-milled Rice Noodle Rolls Hand-milled Hong Kong-style cheung fun · $
A former Raffles Hotel dim sum chef opened this stall in mid-2021. It sells hand-milled rice noodle rolls with fillings such as egg, pork, char siew and prawn, plus congee, and queues are common. A sister stall, Chef Leung's Soup Dumplings, opened in the same complex in October 2024.
- Cuisine: Hand-milled Hong Kong-style cheung fun
- Price: $ · Plain from around $3.20; prawn around $5
- Must-try: Original rice noodle roll with peanut and sesame sauce, Char siew rice noodle roll, Prawn rice noodle roll
- Where: 335 Smith Street, #02-096, Chinatown Complex Food Centre, Singapore 050335
- Area: Chinatown
- Nearest MRT: Chinatown
- Halal: No
Freshly Made Chee Cheong Fun Hong Kong-style cheung fun and congee · $
An Old Airport Road stall that steams Hong Kong-style rolls to order, with around 10 fillings including BBQ pork, prawn and century egg. It also serves thick Cantonese congee. Waits can be long at peak times.
- Cuisine: Hong Kong-style cheung fun and congee
- Price: $ · From around $2.50 per roll; congee from $4.50
- Must-try: BBQ pork chee cheong fun, Prawn chee cheong fun, Signature congee
- Where: 51 Old Airport Road, #01-155, Old Airport Road Food Centre, Singapore 390051
- Area: Old Airport Road
- Nearest MRT: Dakota
- Hours: Tue-Sun 8am-7pm (closed Mon)
- Halal: No
Teck Hin Delicacies Local-style chee cheong fun · $
A Ghim Moh Market breakfast stall that sells a single dish: plain chee cheong fun with sesame oil, light soy sauce, a little sweet sauce and an optional hei bee chilli. It is often queued or sold out by about 10am.
- Cuisine: Local-style chee cheong fun
- Price: $ · From around $2 (2021 prices)
- Must-try: Plain chee cheong fun with sweet sauce and sesame, Hei bee chilli
- Where: 20 Ghim Moh Road, #01-30, Ghim Moh Market & Food Centre, Singapore 270020
- Area: Ghim Moh
- Nearest MRT: Buona Vista
- Hours: Tue-Sun 5:30am-12pm (closed Mon); often sold out earlier
Grandpa Homemade Cheung Fun Stone-milled cheung fun · $
A Toa Payoh West stall that grinds its rice batter with a stone mill. Fillings include prawn, char siew and corn with pork, and pink dragon fruit or green spinach skins are offered when available. It also sells congee. The brand has a second stall at Tiong Bahru Market.
- Cuisine: Stone-milled cheung fun
- Price: $ · Prawn or char siew from around $5.20; egg and vegetable around $4.90; coloured skin +$0.20
- Must-try: Prawn cheung fun, Corn and pork cheung fun, Dragon fruit or spinach skin
- Where: 127 Lorong 1 Toa Payoh, #02-22, Toa Payoh West Market & Food Centre, Singapore 310127
- Area: Toa Payoh
- Nearest MRT: Braddell
- Hours: Tue-Sun 7am-1pm (closed Mon)
- Halal: No
Duo Ji Chee Cheong Fun Singapore-style chee cheong fun · $
An old-school Chinatown Complex stall serving local-style rolls with sweet black sauce and a homemade chilli. It sells only chee cheong fun and yam cake, and is open for a few hours in the morning. It often sells out by about 9:30am.
- Cuisine: Singapore-style chee cheong fun
- Price: $ · From around $1.50
- Must-try: Chee cheong fun with sweet black sauce, Yam cake, Homemade chilli
- Where: 335 Smith Street, #02-216, Chinatown Complex Food Centre, Singapore 050335
- Area: Chinatown
- Nearest MRT: Chinatown
YinJi Cantonese cloth-pulled cheung fun · $$
The Singapore outpost of a Guangzhou cheung fun chain, serving cloth-pulled rice rolls along with congee and noodles in an air-conditioned shop at Far East Square.
- Cuisine: Cantonese cloth-pulled cheung fun
- Price: $$ · Rolls from around $6 (2022 prices)
- Must-try: Char siew roll, Fresh prawn egg roll, Fried dough roll (zha leong)
- Where: 133 Amoy Street, #01-01, Far East Square, Singapore 049962
- Area: Telok Ayer
- Nearest MRT: Telok Ayer
- Hours: Mon 9:30am-4pm; Tue-Sat 9:30am-7pm (closed Sun)
- Halal: No
CCK Chee Cheong Fun Hong Kong-style cheung fun · $
An unsigned stall in a small coffee shop in Choa Chu Kang that opens at 4am. Its rolls are known for their wrinkled texture. It is a bus ride from Choa Chu Kang MRT.
- Cuisine: Hong Kong-style cheung fun
- Price: $ · Plain from around $3.50; prawn, BBQ pork, minced pork or egg $5; prawn and BBQ pork $6
- Must-try: Prawn and BBQ pork roll, Egg roll, Minced pork roll
- Where: 216 Choa Chu Kang Avenue 1, 216 Coffee Shop, Singapore 689477
- Area: Choa Chu Kang
- Hours: Tue-Fri 4am-11:30am; Sat-Sun 4am-12pm (closed Mon)
- Halal: No
Chef Wei HK Cheong Fun (Tampines 1) Hong Kong-style cheung fun chain · $
A Hong Kong-style cheong fun chain run by a former Peach Garden chef. It started at a Bedok hawker stall in 2021 and now has outlets in coffee shops, malls and Changi Airport. Its newest outlet opened in the Hawker Street food court at Tampines 1 on 15 March 2026.
- Cuisine: Hong Kong-style cheung fun chain
- Price: $ · Plain from around $3; char siew $4; prawn $5; scallop $6
- Must-try: Prawn cheong fun, Char siew cheong fun, Scallop cheong fun
- Where: 10 Tampines Central 1, #05-05/06/07, Tampines 1, Singapore 529536
- Area: Tampines
- Nearest MRT: Tampines
- Halal: No
Nan Rong Chee Cheong Fun Singapore-style chee cheong fun · $
A long-running Bendemeer stall known for plain $1 chee cheong fun with sweet brown sauce. Relatives of the late owner reopened it in March 2023.
- Cuisine: Singapore-style chee cheong fun
- Price: $ · From around $1
- Must-try: $1 chee cheong fun with sweet sauce, Yam kueh
- Where: 29 Bendemeer Road, #01-11, Bendemeer Market & Food Centre, Singapore 330029
- Area: Bendemeer
- Nearest MRT: Boon Keng
- Hours: Daily 6:30am-5pm
At a glance: compare every spot
| Spot | Cuisine | Price | Area | Halal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pin Wei Hong Kong Style Chee Cheong Fun | Hong Kong-style cheung fun | $ | Farrer Park | No |
| Xin Kee Hong Kong Cheong Fun | Hong Kong-style cheung fun | $ | Beach Road | No |
| Chef Leung's Authentic Hand-milled Rice Noodle Rolls | Hand-milled Hong Kong-style cheung fun | $ | Chinatown | No |
| Freshly Made Chee Cheong Fun | Hong Kong-style cheung fun and congee | $ | Old Airport Road | No |
| Teck Hin Delicacies | Local-style chee cheong fun | $ | Ghim Moh | — |
| Grandpa Homemade Cheung Fun | Stone-milled cheung fun | $ | Toa Payoh | No |
| Duo Ji Chee Cheong Fun | Singapore-style chee cheong fun | $ | Chinatown | — |
| YinJi | Cantonese cloth-pulled cheung fun | $$ | Telok Ayer | No |
| CCK Chee Cheong Fun | Hong Kong-style cheung fun | $ | Choa Chu Kang | No |
| Chef Wei HK Cheong Fun (Tampines 1) | Hong Kong-style cheung fun chain | $ | Tampines | No |
| Nan Rong Chee Cheong Fun | Singapore-style chee cheong fun | $ | Bendemeer | — |
Your questions answered
How much does chee cheong fun cost in Singapore?
At hawker stalls, plain local-style rolls cost from around $1 to $3.50, and filled Hong Kong-style rolls with char siew, prawn or scallop usually cost about $4 to $6. Restaurant versions such as YinJi's cost more.
What is the difference between Hong Kong-style and Singapore-style chee cheong fun?
Hong Kong-style cheung fun is steamed to order around a filling and dressed with light soy sauce, sometimes with sesame or peanut sauce. Singapore-style chee cheong fun is usually plain rolls cut into pieces and served with sweet sauce, sesame seeds and chilli. Teck Hin, Duo Ji and Nan Rong serve the local style.
Where is the best area for chee cheong fun?
Chinatown Complex Food Centre has the densest cluster, with Chef Leung's and Duo Ji in the same building. Pek Kio (Pin Wei), Golden Mile (Xin Kee) and Old Airport Road (Freshly Made Chee Cheong Fun) also have well-known stalls.
When should I go to avoid sell-outs?
Many of these stalls are breakfast operations. Duo Ji, Teck Hin and Chef Leung's often sell out by mid-morning, so arrive before 9am or 10am. Freshly Made Chee Cheong Fun at Old Airport Road is listed as open until 7pm, and the Chef Wei chain has mall outlets that open later in the day.
Is chee cheong fun halal?
The stalls in this guide are not halal-certified, and many use char siew or other pork fillings. Muslim diners should look for a MUIS-certified outlet.
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