Ah Fat Braised Duck Rice • Kway Chap (啊肥卤鸭饭 • 粿汁) brings authentic Teochew comfort food to Our Tampines Hub Hawker Centre, specializing in traditional braised duck preparations and the beloved kway chap experience. This local hawker stall represents the heart of Singapore's street food culture, serving up generations-old recipes in a bustling food court setting.
The stall's signature offering is their braised duck rice, featuring tender duck meat that has been slow-cooked in a rich, aromatic braising sauce infused with traditional Chinese spices and herbs. Each portion is served with fragrant rice that absorbs the flavorful braising liquid, creating a harmonious combination of textures and tastes.
Equally popular is their kway chap, a traditional Teochew dish consisting of flat rice noodle sheets served in a savory broth alongside various braised offal and meat selections. This comfort food staple showcases the stall's expertise in traditional braising techniques, with each ingredient carefully prepared to achieve optimal tenderness and flavor absorption.
The menu also features duck porridge, offering a lighter alternative that maintains the rich, savory essence of their braised duck preparations. The porridge provides a comforting, easily digestible option while delivering the same authentic flavors that define traditional Teochew cuisine.
Located within the vibrant Our Tampines Hub Hawker Centre, Ah Fat operates in the authentic hawker tradition, with dishes prepared fresh daily and served in a no-frills environment that prioritizes flavor and value. The stall attracts both local residents and visitors seeking genuine hawker food experiences.
While customer feedback varies, with some noting the need for more consistent seasoning and portion sizes, Ah Fat continues to serve as an accessible introduction to traditional Teochew braised dishes. The stall represents the ongoing evolution of Singapore's hawker culture, where traditional recipes meet modern dining expectations in one of the island's most popular integrated hubs.
Unit Number #01-37
Operating Hours
Hours not available
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Price Distribution
$1–10100%
$10–200%
$20–300%
Our Menu
Add-ons
Braised Duck (Extra)
$2.00
Additional portion of tender braised duck
Braised Egg
$1.00
Traditional braised egg in savory sauce
Braised Tofu
$1.50
Soft tofu braised in flavorful sauce
Main Course
Braised Duck Rice
$5.50
Tender braised duck with fragrant rice in savory sauce
Kway Chap
$6.00
Flat rice noodle sheets with braised offal in savory broth
Duck Porridge
$5.50
Comforting porridge with braised duck meat
Menu Images
Menu Highlights
Takeaway
$0.30
Braised Duck Porridge
$3.50
Braised Duck Kway Teow Soup
$3.50
Signature Braised Duck Rice
$4.50
Braised Pork Rice
$4.50
Braised Duck Drumstick Rice
$7.00
Kway Chap Set
$5.00
Set A
$6.50
CHOOSE ANY ONE Kway • Kway Teow • Rice • Porridge
Set B
$8.00
CHOOSE ANY ONE Kway • Kway Teow • Rice • Porridge
Salted Veg
$2.00
Peanut
$2.00
Bean Sprouts
$2.00
Menu Highlights
Peanut
$2.00
花生
Salted Veg
$2.00
咸菜
Bean Sprouts
$2.00
豆芽
Menu Highlights
Kway Chap Set
$5.00
Set A
$6.50
CHOOSE ANY ONE: Kway, Kway Teow, Rice, Porridge
Set B
$8.00
CHOOSE ANY ONE: Kway, Kway Teow, Rice, Porridge
Photo Gallery
Ah Fat Braised Duck Rice shop front with hanging ducks and menu.
The image shows the food stall of Ah Fat Braised Duck Rice with menu.
The image shows bowls of Kway Chap and a plate of braised duck.
The image shows a menu for Ah Fat Braised Duck Rice and Kway Chap.
A bowl of Kway Chap with broth, flat noodles, and fried shallots.
The image shows a point-of-sale system with a QR code for payment.
Ah Fat Braised Duck Rice shop front with customers eating.
The image shows a menu with peanuts, salted vegetables, and bean sprouts.
The image shows a menu board with braised duck rice and kway chap sets.
Ah Fat Braised Duck Rice shop front with customers and menu.
Ah Fat Braised Duck Rice shop front with menu and customers.
Ah Fat Braised Duck Rice shop front with menu and hanging ducks.
Today, Kitty and I set out on a cycling adventure, ending our journey at Tampines Hub for a well-deserved lunch. We were drawn to the long queue at Ah Fat Braised Duck Rice & Kway Chap, hoping for a delicious treat. Kitty opted for Set A with two extra kway, thinking the ingredients would be enough for two. However, when it was served, we found that the portion was rather small, not really enough for two people to share.
Despite our initial hopefulness, we found that the kway chap and kway were unfortunately rather bland. The kway chap lacked the depth of flavor we expected, and even after Kitty added extra sauce, it remained underwhelming. While the duck *was* tender and flavorful, the overall experience left us wanting more.
We suspect that the long queue might be due to patrons opting for the duck rice instead of the kway chap. We'll definitely be back to try the duck rice and update our rating accordingly.
Given our experience, we'd suggest giving Ah Fat a 3-star rating on Google for now. While the duck was good, the blandness of the kway chap ultimately disappointed us, and the portion size was smaller than expected.
Crystal Ong
Ah Fat Braised Duck Rice & Kway Chap (Tampines Hub): Duck is Good, But Kway Chap Needs Some Flavor (3/5 Stars)
Rating:
• Atmosphere: 3/5 (Typical hawker centre setting, clean and comfortable)
• Food Quality: 3/5 (Tender and flavorful duck, but kway chap was bland, and the portion size was smaller than expected)
• Service: 3/5
• Value: 3/5 (Prices were reasonable, but the lack of flavor in the kway chap made the value questionable)
Overall: 3/5
Today, Donkey and I set out on a cycling adventure, ending our journey at Tampines Hub for a well-deserved lunch. We were drawn to the long queue at Ah Fat Braised Duck Rice & Kway Chap, hoping for a delicious treat. I opted for Set A with two extra kway, thinking the ingredients would be enough for two. However, when it was served, we found that the portion was rather small, not really enough for two people.
Despite the initial hopefulness, we found that the kway chap and kway were unfortunately rather bland. The kway chap lacked the depth of flavor we expected, and even after I added extra sauce, it remained underwhelming. While the duck was tender and flavorful, the overall experience left us wanting more.
We suspect that the long queue might be due to patrons opting for the duck rice instead of the kway chap. We'll definitely be back to try the duck rice and update our rating accordingly.
Given our experience, we'd suggest giving Ah Fat a 3-star rating on Google for now. While the duck was good, the blandness of the kway chap ultimately disappointed us, and the portion size was smaller than expected.
Bryan Koh
"I ordered the duck rice. The rice was hard and lacked flavor. The soup was a bit salty. The duck meat and chili were still acceptable."
Gwen Heng
I ordered the duck porridge with added meat (an additional $3) and was very disappointed with the portion size of the meat. There was so little that I could fit every piece on my spoon. I can't imagine how little meat there would have been if I hadn't added it. I'm disappointed because I usually love their food.
Jamie Khoo
The duck porridge was too salty, and the duck meat had a gamey taste. The service was poor, and the hawker's attitude was bad 👎.
Positive Reviews
Jayson Ang
Newly opened stall.
Bright and clean.
Lots of set menu variety.
Not bad. Will try kway chap next time!
