Quan Ji Zhu Chao Bustling In The Quiet Business District At Dark – Tanking Pagar, Singapore

After dusk, shutters of the hawker stalls at Amoy Street Food Center are shut one after another except the Quan Ji Zhu Chao who begins to cook a storm for diners till dark. This name has been around for some time and if you frequent this hawker centre, you might have either notice it or even try it. Though I heard about it, never did I visit them till one day, some Parishioners suggested this place for dinner. I gladly joined since it has been on my bucket list.

 

The advantage of dinning at this hawker centre after office hour is that there are ample seating space. You can choose any as you like. But don’t chose some where at level 2 since they are located at the ground floor.

 

Quan Ji Zhu Chao Bustling In The Quiet Business District At Dark - Har Cheong Kai

 

Quan Ji Zhu Chao Bustling In The Quiet Business District At Dark - Prawn Roll

 

Beginning with 2 fried items. First is the beloved Har Cheong Kai. One of the tastier rendition and very crispy even after it was left for a while. We are also glad that it wasn’t too salty. Next is the Deep Fried Prawn Roll, amazing, toothsome item. Dipping them into the sweetish black sauce elevated the flavour.

 

Quan Ji Zhu Chao Bustling In The Quiet Business District At Dark - Stir-fried Kai Lan

 

Even the Stir-fried Kai Lan was extremely delicious. Contributed by the abundant amount of garlic in it. 

 

Quan Ji Zhu Chao Bustling In The Quiet Business District At Dark - Stir-fried Black Bean Mee Hoon

 

When the Stir-fried Black Bean Mee Hoon was served, I was apprehensive about this lumpy blackish plate of food. I change my mind, after the first mouth. It was flavourful. The mee hoon is a little too chewy. Some may love such texture though. 

 

Quan Ji Zhu Chao Bustling In The Quiet Business District At Dark - Omelette Fried Noodle with Prawn

 

It was a shame that our last dish, the Omelette Fried Noodle with Prawn was far too salty. We couldn’t savour the fragrance of the noodle, except for briny taste.

 

 

NAHMJ Verdict

 

I find the food whipped at Quan Ji Zhu Chao to be amazing. A pity, I suspect they added lots of MSG as I find myself very thirsty after having their food. I am not sensitive to MSG unless in huge amount.

 

 

 

Quan Ji Zhu Chao

7 Maxwell Road, #01-56/57, Amoy Street Centre, Singapore 069111
Tel: +65 9746 1926

Website: Nil

 

Opening Hours

 

Wednesday – Friday  1100 to 1330, 1630 to 2200  |  Saturday & Sunday  1530 to 2200  |  Public Holidays on Friday to Sunday, open  |  Closed on Mondays and Tuesday

 

Getting There

 

By MRT:

  • East-West line – Tanjong Pagar station; Downtown line – Telok Ayer station

 

By Bus:

  • Opposite GB Building along Cecil Street   57, 131, 167, 186, 700, 970, 971E (nearest bus stop to Telok Ayer Road)
  • After Capital Tower along Robinson Road   10, 10e, 70, 75, 97, 100, 107, 128, 130, 162, 196, 196e
  • UIC Building along Shenton Way   10, 10e, 57, 70, 75, 97, 97e, 100, 106, 107, 128, 130, 131, 162, 186, 196, 196e

 

Rating: 8/10