I bought takeaway: three packets of braised chicken noodles and a soup of the day. Each item cost $4.00 before the NTUC App discount. They were packed in plastic bags, which resulted in a saving of $0.90, unlike some stalls that only pack in plastic containers! The staff were very humble and polite too. This was my second visit to buy from them. I will definitely support this wonderful stall. Food rating: 4.5/5 stars. Strongly recommended.
Alyssa Wong
5
Had a satisfying lunch at Anchorvale Village Hawker Centre TAI HAO CHI Roasted Delights. Ordered char siew wanton mee ($4) and chicken feet ($2). Soup of the day was stomach pepper soup. We will be back again! 😋 View photos @alicewwp 🤗
Mark Teo
2
Super expensive take-away duck rice. It's a total mess, with small pieces of duck meat, for 4.50. Never again.
Siong Wee Deng
5
One of the better char siew and roast pork stalls I've ever eaten at. The soup they provide for every dish you order is really good. You can refill the soup, and there's a lot of pork ribs inside – all you can eat. Definitely worth it.
Harry Cheng
5
The roasted duck here is really good, a standout in the Sengkang neighbourhood. The duck meat was tender without being dry at all. It’s properly seasoned and cooked, so there’s no gaminess to the meat. The skin was crispy; it was delightful to eat. The sauce just ties the whole dish together. It was not too sweet, yet it had a nice savouriness to it.
Jean Ng
5
Bought a packet of Char siew rice and added 2 pieces of chicken feet. Portion and price are reasonable, and the meat is tender. What I liked most is the very friendly service from the uncle and the guy at the counter. Will definitely return.
Marcus Koh
4
First time trying food from this stall. Ordered roasted pork belly and char Siew. Both were quite good. Soup was tasty and full of vegetables. Horjiak! 😀
Brian Fang
5
Here's the edited review:
I ordered 3 combination noodle dishes for my first try.
It cost $7.20 after discount.
The noodles were the thicker mee kia type. They were cooked well, and I liked their bite.
The roasted meats had char on them. I especially loved the roast pork and char siew. I will be requesting a fattier part of the char siew next time, as I was served leaner parts by default. The roast pork had a good, crispy skin.
The roast duck drumstick was fragrant. The sauce for the noodles went well with everything.
The sambal chilli wasn't the best with the meats, but it was still nice.
They have a pot of pepper pig stomach soup that you can help yourselves to after you place your order. The soup was fantastic, in my opinion.
The Travel Seeker
4
Tried the wanton noodles. The noodles were nicely cooked till al dente, the roasted pork was nicely cooked and charred, and the portion was great too. The only downside was the wanton, which was filled entirely with meat, resembling siew mai, and not to my liking. Overall, it was still a great plate of noodles worth eating.
Yong Wei, Raymond Tan
4
Here's the edited review:
This stall is located in a hawker centre on the 2nd floor of Anchorvale Village shopping centre, with restaurants on the first floor.
It has over 30 stalls and can fit 600 people. Good ventilation is provided thanks to high ceilings, an open layout, and large High Volume Low Speed (HVLS) ceiling fans.
The menu features 21 items, ranging from roast duck, braised chicken, honey baby pork ribs, charsiew (normal and crystal), and even chicken feet. Prices are reasonable, and food quality is okay. The noodles are the thick type.
They also offer self-service pepper pig organ soup. For example, 2-meat noodles cost $5.
Parking: There is an MSCP right inside Anchorvale Village.
A kids' playground is located on Level 4 and can be reached via stairs from Level 3.