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Makko Teck Neo
Blk 35 Telok Blangah Rise, #01-303, Singapore 090035
Makko Teck Neo serves Peranakan cuisine in the Bukit Merah neighbourhood at Blk 35 Telok Blangah Rise. This mid-range spot draws regular visitors who have given it a 4.1 rating across hundreds of reviews.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 70 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 5 months ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 9 Nov 2026
Our take: Makko Teck Neo offers a range of Peranakan dishes with a mix of hits and misses, as is common with extensive menus.
We note consistent praise for the Kueh Pie Tee and Pork Rib Pongteh, with the latter's sauce often highlighted as excellent with rice.
The Ayam Buah Keluak also receives positive mentions for its rich, flavourful gravy, despite being on the saltier side.
However, some dishes like the Nyonya Chap Chye and Nasi Lemak can be inconsistent, with feedback ranging from bland to overly salty or not 'lemak' enough.
Desserts like Kueh Salat and Pineapple Tarts have also received mixed reviews, though the Nyonya kuehs sold at the counter are generally well-regarded for their aroma and taste.
We'd advise going before peak lunch hours to avoid crowds, as the eatery can get busy and tables are arranged closely.
While prices are generally considered reasonable, some feel the value isn't exceptional.
Overall, it's a reliable neighbourhood spot for Peranakan food, but be selective with your order.
Best for those in the area looking for a casual Peranakan meal, but not necessarily a destination.
Signature
Kueh Pie Tee
Best time
Before peak lunch hours
Wait time
No queue if early for lunch, crowded at peak hours
Price
$$ ($15-25/person)
Score: 70 · 5 sources
What customers say
Makko Teck Neo offers a mix of hits and misses, with popular dishes like Pork Rib Pongteh, Kueh Pie Tee, and Ayam Buah Keluak receiving praise for their rich flavors.
While some find the prices reasonable and the overall dining experience positive, others note inconsistencies in dish quality, such as overly salty or bland Chap Chye, and hard or dry kuehs.
Service is generally friendly, though some experiences highlight overzealous dish clearing.
Google Reviews
Food is always subjective, and this review is purely based on my own taste buds. Everyone has their own preferences, so what works for me may not be the same for others. Tried a few dishes at Makko T…
Came for a weekday lunch with friends. Good peranakan food. The peanut sauce for the tauhu goreng is solid. They serve coconut rice which is very fragrant. Dried Mee Siam was nice too. Worth trying th…
Google Maps didn't let us down. We’d hiked down the mountain and we were hungry when we stumbled upon this place. We walked in and found their local food—incredibly delicious, Its hard to describe it…
It’s been a while since I have gotten so happy finding a new restaurant. This one is a little hidden gem! Wonderful service wonderful foods and a real authentic atmosphere that can not be manufactured…
The shop is located just under an HDB block, and it’s quite clean. I went a bit early for lunch, so there was no queue. They serve mainly Peranakan-style dishes, and the food was really tasty. The fis…
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