Chao Shan cuisine is a well-loved style of Chinese cooking that has found a strong following in Singapore.

The cooking style uses gentle techniques and minimal sauces to let ingredients speak for themselves.

Popular Chao Shan dishes in Singapore include Teochew porridge, steamed pomfret, braised duck, oyster omelette, and cold crab. Porridge meals are comforting and perfect for sharing with family or friends.

Seafood plays a big role in Chao Shan cuisine, so you’ll find plenty of restaurants serving fresh fish and shellfish—often simply steamed with ginger and soy sauce. Cold crab is a treat during festive occasions or special family dinners.

Well-known Chao Shan restaurants in Singapore include Teochew Restaurant Huat Kee at Amoy Street, Chui Huay Lim along Keng Lee Road, and Swatow Seafood in Toa Payoh.

To sum up, Chao Shan food is beloved by many Singaporeans for its honest cooking and here wide selection of dishes to share.