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5 Dover Crescent

#01-02 Dover Court

Tel: 67783567

Located at 5 Dover Crescent, Wah Chee is a tze char restaurant.

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  • Suitable for
    • Take Away2 votes
    • Dinner2 votes
    • After Work2 votes
    • Lunch2 votes
    • Hidden Find2 votes
    • Cheap Eat/Budget2 votes
    • Children/Family2 votes
    • Alfresco/Outdoor Dining2 votes
    • Supper2 votes
    • Large Groups/Gathering2 votes
    • Vibrant/Noisy2 votes
    • Ala Carte1 votes
    • Chillout1 votes
    • Live Band1 votes
    • Wheelchair Friendly1 votes
    • Boys Night Out1 votes
    • People Watching1 votes
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  • Top Must Try Dishes
    • Stir-fried Salted egg-york crab1 votes
    • sambal chilli fried rice1 votes
    • fried rice with salted fish and chicken1 votes
    • Wah Chee Tofu1 votes
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Caren Chia
  • 13 Reviews

Best Fried Rice in my Humble Opinion

09 Nov 2012
I know having a tze char stall in hawker centres is a norm. But this tze char stall has one of the best fried rice ever!
Read more here: http://livelifelovefood.blogspot.sg/2012/11/fried-rice-best-in-our-opinion.html

: sambal chilli fried rice, fried rice with salted fish and chicken

I also recommend this place for:

After Work, Ala Carte, Alfresco/Outdoor Dining, Cheap Eat/Budget, Children/Family, Dinner, Hidden Find, Large Groups/Gathering, Lunch, People Watching, Supper, Take Away, Vibrant/Noisy

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    Foodie Chang
    • 3 Reviews
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    Coffee shop Zi-char - Good value & reasonable quality!

    02 Feb 2012
    Was in a meeting at S'pore Poly one day when we finished quite late and decided to drive around to find a place for dinner. Found this place and it was crowded. It is a corner coffee shop with only a few stalls...this zi char takes the largest space. All the clients were seated outside and there was a basketball court next to it.

    Surprisingly, a large portion of the customers there were westerners...having their beers and our local zi-char! We found a table for 4 of us. We looked through the menu; we ordered bitter gourd seafood soup, Taiwanese "san bei ji" (literally translated into 3-cups chicken), Wah Chee tofu, salted fish fried rice. The waiter recommended us to try their salted egg-york crab....he said it is fresh and they just gotten it delivered that day. We asked how much it was..he said $25. We agreed to try it for that price!

    We had to wait a while for our food as the place was packed. About 20-25min, our food were served. The soup was nothing fantastic but the way they prepared the bitter gourd, it still tasted a little bit of kick - bitter-ish but yet nice. The tofu was soft and nice! Dipping it into their mayo sauce and the chilli; its awesome!

    The san bei ji came next! It smelled good...though chicken was slightly overcooked. The taste is good. The crab was quite a decent size and it was done quite well! For $25, it's worth it!

    The shocker came when we had our bill; about $65 for 4 pax! Its definitely value for money!

    Overall, a good makan and we will return for the crab and tofu! By the way, we found out from the server why there was a large crowd of westerners there; cos most of them are students from Insead or tenants from nearby condos.

    : Wah Chee Tofu, Stir-fried Salted egg-york crab

    I also recommend this place for:

    Supper, Cheap Eat/Budget, Lunch, Dinner, Take Away, Large Groups/Gathering, Children/Family, Boys Night Out, After Work, Chillout, Vibrant/Noisy, Alfresco/Outdoor Dining, Hidden Find, Wheelchair Friendly, Live Band

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