Worth the Muach.

Tai Hao Chi Roasted Delights

Tai Hao Chi Roasted Delights

Hawker Stall$1–10

★ 3.639 reviews

Brings traditional-style Chinese roast meats with bold flavours and satisfying textures. Free Flow Soup to end off the meal.

  • 2 Senja Cl, #02-13 Senja Hawker Centre, Singapore 677632
  • Today · Closed
    • Monday: Closed
    • Tuesday: 8:30 am–7 pm
    • Wednesday: 8:30 am–7 pm
    • Thursday: 8:30 am–7 pm
    • Friday: 8:30 am–7 pm
    • Saturday: 7 am–3 pm
    • Sunday: 7 am–3 pm

Google reviews

Visitor reviews on Google Maps

3.639 reviews
See all reviews ↗
S L4 months ago
★★★★★

Whenever I feel like eating roasted meat, I make my way to this stall. All their roasts are yummy, and my favorite is the Char Siew — it’s so tender and tasty. There’s also a pot of soup provided FOC to diners. I think the price is economical, so I’ll continue patronizing them.

View on Google
JJ4 months ago
★★★★★

I'm a repeat customer and so far I've been very impressed by the food quality, meat quantity, and service quality (yes). their noodles can be quite greasy but I think it's a feature not a bug, as some other reviewers have criticised. just go exercise a bit afterwards lor. their foods are all super affordable and you get unlimited soup top-ups. if you're lucky you get free ribs. what!!!??? amazing. I think the reviewers who lambast their poor services are probably not used to bantering lol. I find their brand of humour quite hilarious tbh and if u do venture a witty comeback u get rewarded with new voicelines. how great is that? tbh if one expects pristine, polite, practiced service, maybe pay more to go to a restaurant don't come to a hawker centre where the best and most authentic foods and services are. good job, stall. be proud of what you have achieved.

View on Google
WilsonW1 years ago
★★★★★

First time trying the wanton mee. 1st off, the noodle's a winner. The slightly thicker type like Kok Kee, my favourite as it's more springy and virtually no ghee taste. Next, the soup, awesome home-cooked type that you self-service from a hot cooker pot. Scoop what you like, cabbage, carrots etc. Awesome. Third, dumpling. The taste was ok, but packed full of meat, no minced veg in them. Lastly, I'm given 8 chunky charsiew. Not very flavourful, no charred parts or sweet charsiew flavour. Maybe I asked for less fatty pieces. But what wins for me is the overall package. $4!! Taste wise is good although lacks that signature taste that Kok Kee has. But you can't beat the ingredient filled goodness in that meal! Finally found a wanton mee worth visiting in BP. Next round, will check on the consistency. Happy with my first try!

View on Google
Paul Young3 years ago
★★★★★

Had Wan Tan mee. Decent meal at S$4. The noodles were well done. Unfortunately, although I ordered dry, the char Siew was quite soaked thru, so unable to be sure how good they were. Overall, still a good 4 star experience. Maybe should have tried their rice next time and review this.

View on Google
Sam Wong2 years ago
★★★★★

Their braised chicken thigh is tender and juicy (8.5/10).Roasted pork has crispy skin, succulent meat, and is not overly salty (9/10).Cha siew is also tasty (8/10).

View on Google

Been here? Checkii!

  • Keep track of places you've been
  • Share your experience
  • Help others discover great places

Also worth it around here