You Zha Kueh

date of visit: 2025-09-13 sat 10:46am noticed a long queue when walking past and decided to get it when the queue is shorter wanted to get the normal youtiao to try but it was still frying so got the pandan youtiao instead. the pandan youtiao cost $2 personal preference i prefer the more doughy kind of youtiao, this one taste quite cripsy which isnt up my alley 🥹🥹🥹

My family loves eating you zha kueh and my kids especially love eating salted buns. At first when my hubby kept wanting to buy the you zha kueh from this stall, I was like aiya the nice ones are mostly the same with only subtle differences. Anyway we bought 3 you zha kueh, 2 salted buns with sweet red bean and another with glutinous rice. Omg, it is so hard to find salted buns with glutinous rice and I was so glad to be able to find it here. The you zha kueh was crisp on the outside and soft and fluffy on the inside and not filled with only ‘air’ like some others sold out there. The salted bun is really good and has no smell or aftertaste of stale oil at all. This is easily one of the best quality you zha kueh and salted buns that I have ever eaten, because in many stalls these fried stuff often reek of the stale oil which is used to fry dough many times over but this stall doesn’t have that stale aftertaste. As I was there pretty early, there were only a few people in front of us. However when we finished buying, the queue had gotten longer. Loved the fritters and the salted buns, would travel all the way there just to eat these again 😋

Only open on tue, thur and sat. The youtiao is really impressive. Tiagong they start selling at 5am and always sell out early. Thankfully was here around 10am on a thur and managed to get some og youtiao. Every thur they have this pandan flavored youtiao but was sold out by the time i arrived. If u come here on a Sat i think hoseh. You see the queue longer than jay chou concert tix booth. Bought 2 og youtiao ($1 ea). Very affordable price in this crazy economy. I dunno how the boss does it, the youtiao is crispy but not oily. The dough inside is v light and fluffy also. You know how your mouth gets v oily and cloying everytime u eat youtiao but this one doesn’t sia. Really well done! I dare say it’s even better than the taipei one.

Gonna give this a 5 cause they are very friendly, the food is good and very affordable. Very hardworking. Opens early but they use it to prep the food. Original post said 3.30am and I was right to not trust it as they only had salted bun and butterfly cooked at 4am, I asked the owner and they said 6 am onwards they start selling youtiao, tues is charcoal and Thursday is pandan, sat is only for those who put in special order otherwise it's original flavour only. Tried the salted bun and butterfly and I can tell their you tiao is cfm good, will be back to find out their pandan flavour.

Queued almost 40 minutes on a Saturday morning to buy Youtiao, Butterfly, and Salted Bun. The lady taking orders was very friendly. The Salted Bun and Butterfly were less oily than others but tasted pretty similar. The star of the show, the Youtiao, was crispy with almost no oily feel (which was good) and slightly chewy. However, it didn't live up to its legendary queue expectation. Good to try once, and would only try again if the queue was shorter (which I doubt will happen).

You Zha Kueh Stall 油炸粿小吃摊 located Hawker Centre inside Blk 216 Bedok North Street 1 #01-43, Singapore 460216, convenient accessable by Public transportation and Bedok MRT, This You Zha Kueh stall cooking with traditional authentic culinary skill 有古早传统風味, with various types of flavours love by all , just enjoy the crispy & crunchy treat. Before shopping, I was really satisfied having the You Zha Kueh, together with Soya Bean hot drink😋 yummy ☘️☺️💚🤗👍

Located at Blk 216 Bedok North hawker centre, this stall only opens on two days of the week and most of their items are sold out before 10.30am. Stall owner and helpers are very friendly. You Tiao is crispy but not greasy and if you are lucky, you can get the charcoal and green tea to try. It's quite good and interesting! My favourites are the salted bun with glutinous rice $1 and salted bun with sweet red bean paste $1. They are crispy, not greasy and the combination is very good! These two items are often sold out by 10ish in the morning. The butterfly bun was good too, with a nice sesame fragrant and very crispy. You really have to go there early if you want to try it all!

I think this stall is known to many based on the lengthy queue whenever I was there (and provided it is open as it is not open on some days). But it is the best youtiao I have had so far - so fluffy and so crispy, and I could not say what is not nice about this youtiao. The other must try is the Ham Chim Peng (salted bun) with glutinous rice.