Remember all those snacks you loved when you were growing up? Nostalgia has been making quite a huge impact on Singapore F&B in recent years, withmama shop concepts and childhood snacksbeing especially popular. But what many may not know is there’s an obsession with Min Jiang Kueh amongst the younger crowd in Singapore.
Yes, you’d find that Instagram is surprisingly filled with posts about the soft and chewy pancakes. And they’re becoming even more popular as more stores add fun twists like usingorh nee or black sesame forMin Jiang Kueh fillingsinstead of traditional peanuts or red bean.
If you’re also craving a fluffy piece of nostalgia, we’ve got some places for you to get your hands on some of these old-school goodies from as cheap as S$0.70.

Munchi is probably one of the most popular stalls that helped fuel theMin Jiang Kueh resurgence in Singapore. Unlike your traditional ol’ brown pancakes, they spruced it up by introducing snazzy modern versions includingCharcoal andMatcha Pancakes. More importantly, they provide wacky fillings such as Oreo Cheese (S$1.80), Matcha (S$1.80)and Black Seasame (S$1.80)
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???? 51 Yishun Ave 11, #01-43 Yishun Park Hawker Centre, Singapore 768867
???? 8am–9pm (Daily)

Located at Ghim Moh Food Centre, this classic Min Jiang Kueh stall does it as traditional as it gets. The popular stall features freshly churned out pancakes that can be slathered with 1 of 4 traditional fillings that includePeanut (S$0.80), Coconut (S$0.80),Red Bean (S$0.80), or a combo of Peanut and Peanut Butter (S$1.20).
???? 20 Ghim Moh Road, #01-52, Ghim Moh Market & Food Centre, Singapore 270020
???? 5:30am–2pm (Daily)

Min Jiang Kueh can actually be made wildly different from the traditional chewy pancakes, at least that’s the case for Belinda’s Traditional Pancake where you can getMin Jiang Kueh cones. You can get aCone (S$1) stuffed with peanut, red bean, coconut, or chocolate or go for the conventionalMin Jiang Kueh (S$0.70) if you’re more traditional.
???? Blk 341, Ang Mo Kio Ave 1, # 01-27 Teck Ghee Court Market & Food Centre, Singapore 560341
???? 6am–12pm (Tue to Wed, Fri to Sun)

Similar to Granny’s Pancake, Tanglin Halt Original Peanut Pancake embodies the old-school Min Jiang Kueh spirit, selling their traditionalPeanut-loaded pancakes for justS$0.80. Don’t be surprised if the stall is cleared out when you reach because they have been known to sell out even at 10am. The clock is ticking with Tanglin Halt Market’s impending closure — so head down while you can for a slice of their chewy pancakes.
???? 48A Tanglin Halt Rd, Singapore 148813
???? 3:30am–11:30am (Tues, Thurs, Sat)

ForMin Jiang Kueh creativity, you won’t find many places in Singapore more innovative than Bu Bu Gao Sheng. From their quirky curry puff shape to the crazy wide diversity in fillings that range from your standard Peanut (S$1)andRed Bean (S$1)to favourites such as Black Sesame (S$1.20)and Matcha (S$1.20) to even wackier ideas such asChicken Floss (S$1.40) andSmoked Cheese Chocolate (S$1.40).
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???? 120 Neil Rd, Singapore 088855
???? 7am–5pm (Mon to Sat)
???? Blk 269 Queen Street, Stall No. 9A, Singapore 180269
???? 6am–3pm (Daily)

This popularMin Jiang Kueh brand has outlets all over Singapore but the best place to get their parcels of filling-loaded goodness is at their cafe-style space at Jurong East. Besides the usual suspects ofPeanut andCoconut, you can also more unique flavours such asKaya and Black Sesame — all for a low price of S$1.
???? Blk 252 Jurong East Street 24, #01-151, Singapore 600252
???? 6am–7pm (Daily)

Out of everything on the list here,Min Jiang Girl is probably the most modern. Instead of the typical discs of Min Jiang Kueh, everything is compacted into an adorable heart-shaped pancake and instead of your typical fillings, you can find one-of-a-kind creativity in their Desserts Boxes that include local favourites such asChendol, Tau Suan, Bubur Cha Chaand Pulut Hitam.
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If you’re keener on having cake than a pancake but still want a slice ofMin Jiang Kueh goodness, you can get a slice of Weng Pancake’s unique take that is rolled up like a swiss roll. You can get them for just S$0.70 with classic fillings likePeanut, Coconut, Red Bean,and Green Bean.
???? 1 Kadayanallur St, #01-26 Maxwell Food Centre, Singapore 069184
???? 7am–5pm (Daily)

This cafe is one for those who prefer unique fillings and crispierMin Jiang Kueh than what you’d normally find in Singapore. Not only are there perfect options for those with a sweet tooth includingNutella (S$2.80)andBiscoff (S$3) but also hard-hitting savoury flavours such asLuncheon Meat & Cheese (S$3).
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???? 5 Straits View #B2-24 Marina One The Heart Singapore, Singapore 018935
???? 8:30am–5pm (Mon to Fri)

With an eye-catching name like Pancake King, you can be sure to find some of the bestMin Jiang Kueh in Singapore from this popular stall. You can see how that rings true with many regulars from its popularity both in real life and online, with people often raving about theirPancake (S$1.20) piping hot straight from the grill.
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If there’s a stall you can count on for interesting savouryMin Jiang Kueh to feed your cravings, it’s Ah Long Pancake. We’re talking stuff including Cheese + Ham + Egg (S$2)and Chicken Hot Dog + Cheese + Egg (S$2.30), with other crazy fillings such as sambal &chai pohthat you can find in savoury combos starting from S$2.

This is oneMin Jiang Kuehstall that has been getting quite a bit of traction on social media recently, mostly due to the super friendly elderly couple running the stall. Besides all the classics ofRed Bean (S$1) and Peanut (S$1), you can also find slightly weirder combos such asCheese & Sweet Corn (S$1.30) wrapped in their traditional chewy pancake skin.
???? Blk 982 Buangkok Cres, Level 2, Singapore 530982
???? 6:30am–1pm (Wed to Mon)
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