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Quan Ji Cooked Food
105 Hougang Ave 1, #02-37 Hainanese Village CentreSingapore, Singapore 530105
Quan Ji Cooked Food is a hawker stall in Hougang serving traditional cooked fare at Hainanese Village Centre. Located at 105 Hougang Ave 1, the establishment draws regular customers who frequent the spot for its everyday meals.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 90 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 5 months ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 26 Oct 2026
Our take: Quan Ji Cooked Food is a well-regarded hawker stall in Hougang Hainanese Village, primarily known for its Hokkien Mee.
Reviewers consistently praise the dish for its strong broth umami, fresh ingredients like plump prawns and large sotong bits, and the absence of an alkali taste in the noodles.
The use of thin vermicelli mixed with yellow noodles is a notable characteristic, and the belachan chilli is frequently described as tangy and fiery.
At $5, the Hokkien Mee is considered good value, offering generous portions and a decent amount of wok hei.
Some reviewers also highlight the self-service pork lard as a bonus.
While the Hokkien Mee is the clear star, the Char Kway Teow is also mentioned as a dish to try, with patrons noting its appealing appearance.
We think it's a solid choice for a classic plate of Hokkien Mee, especially given its consistent quality and reasonable price point.
Verdict: A reliable choice for a well-executed Hokkien Mee; worth a visit if you're in the area.
Signature
Hokkien Mee
Price
$ ($5/person)
Score: 90 · 5 sources
What customers say
Quan Ji Cooked Food is highly regarded for its Hokkien Mee, consistently praised for fresh ingredients like plump prawns and large sotong, strong umami broth, and good wok hei.
Customers frequently highlight the generous portions and value for money at $5, with many noting the excellent, tangy, and fiery belachan chilli.
While the Hokkien Mee is a clear favourite, some express interest in trying the CKT.
Google Reviews
This is really a good find because not only it lives up to it's constant flow of customer's hype; the portion size is really very decent! Usually for hokkien mee, the ingredients are very thinly slice…
3.5/5 A decent plate of char kway teow with a nice balance of flavours, neither too sweet nor overly salty. The flavour may not be wonderful, but it is still satisfying plate of noodles, and there is…
I didn't finish the ckt, not suit me. It's like warm up on the wok and then serve. Hkm just pass average, no wok hei also. But good portion of ingredients and we're fresh. Very friendly and humble o…
Quan Ji is not a hidden gem, featured by foodies here and a stalwart at Hougang Hainanese Village. Orginally wanted to compare with another HKM fav Blue Star, but they are closed for a month or so, se…
A plate of very generous portion of fried Hokkien mee at $5.00. Ingredients are fresh, pork belly slice are of big chunk and with two big prawns. Overall a very decent plate with Wok Hei and pork lard…
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