Sims Place Chwee Kueh at Kim Keat Palm Market & Food Centre
Location: 22 Lor 7 Toa Payoh, #01-60, Singapore 310022
Floor 1 · Kim Keat Palm Market & Food Centre
Chwee kueh stall at Kim Keat Palm Market & Food Centre
Chwee kueh stall at Kim Keat Palm Market & Food Centre
Sims Place Chwee Kueh is a chwee kueh stall at Kim Keat Palm Market & Food Centre, known for its steamed rice cakes topped with preserved radish. The stall serves plates of soft, smooth chwee kueh drizzled with sweet sauce and chilli, accompanied by crunchy, fragrant chye poh. The name references its original Sims Place location before relocating to the current Toa Payoh food centre. Each portion is made fresh, with the rice cakes steamed to a delicate consistency and the chye poh fried to a golden crisp. Sims Place Chwee Kueh offers a nostalgic, no-frills breakfast option that harks back to traditional Teochew hawker fare.Operating Hours
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Ivan Teh
Chwee Kueh (SGD $1.60 for 4 pieces) @ Sims Place Chwee Kueh. . Gaining fame in March 2023 but having quietly served even before this date, this …
Florence Leow
🟨Sims Place Chwee Kueh 🔷️ Blk 22, Lorong 7, Toa Payoh # 01-60 …
Jacob TAN
The rice cake is fresh, tender and had very smooth texture. The preserved turnip is cooked long enough to give it a nice flavour. The chilli compliments the chwee kueh perfectly. The couple running the stall are very pleasant.
Fionna Hudison
Tastes good 😊 — not oily, nice amount of saltiness to the chai poh, nice and soft 粿!!might be one of my favourite chee kuehs in toa payoh。
Honglian Lee
The kueh are prepared and steamed daily. They have branches at AMK ave 10 and at Punggol. Prices have increased but reasonable. The preserved radish condiment is very savoury and tasty. Their chilli is a good complement to the chwee kueh!
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Sims Place Chwee Kueh
Sims Place Toa Payoh Branch - Water Spinach Stall
Exterior storefront of a food stall with large red Chinese characters '水粿' (water glutinous rice) on the signboard. The sign also includes English text 'Sims Place Toa Payoh Branch'. Above the entrance, there are red and gold decorative banners with '財源廣進' (Prosperity flows in). A menu board is mounted above the counter listing vegetable oil prices in Singapore dollars. The interior shows stainless steel counters, cooking equipment, and hanging clothes. A blue refrigerator stands to the right.
Water Spinach Shop Front
Exterior view of a food stall with red Chinese characters on the signboard above the entrance. The shop is open, showing staff working inside. A large refrigerator stands to the right. Above the counter, a white menu board displays vegetable oil prices in both English and Chinese. Customers are present at the counter area.
Sims Place Toa Payoh Branch - Water Spinach Stall
Exterior storefront of a food stall with prominent Chinese characters '水粿' (water glutinous rice cake) on the signboard above the counter. The sign also displays 'Sims Place Toa Payoh Branch' and includes English text like 'VEGETABLE OIL'. Red decorative banners with auspicious phrases hang below the main sign. A staff member wearing a face mask is visible inside the kitchen area, preparing food. Customers are seated at yellow-topped tables outside. A large black refrigerator stands beside the cooking station.
Water Rice Stall
A storefront with large red Chinese characters '水粿' on a white signboard above the counter. The interior is visible, showing stainless steel kitchen equipment, hanging bags, and customers wearing face masks. A partial English menu section appears to the right of the main sign, listing vegetable options with prices in Singapore dollars.
Toa Payoh Branch of Sims Place
Exterior storefront with illuminated signboard displaying Chinese characters '水粿' and English text indicating location as 'Sims Place Toa Payoh Branch'. The sign also includes a menu for vegetable oil in different pack sizes, along with self-service and ingredient separation details.
Tea Payoh Branch of Sim Place
Exterior view of a food stall with open entrance showing interior kitchen area. Signboard above displays Chinese characters '水粿' and English text 'Sim Place Tea Payoh Branch'. Red decorative banners hang below the sign. To the right, adjacent shop has closed roller shutter with partial green logo reading 'Oiishi'. Left side features blue promotional posters on tiled wall.
Food preparation area
Interior view of a food preparation station with stainless steel counters, large pots containing cooked ingredients, and staff working in the background. Visible are sliced white rounds on paper, small containers with condiments, red rubber bands, and utensils. A person in black attire is preparing food. The environment suggests a commercial kitchen or food stall.
Food preparation in kitchen
Hands mixing a large pot of brown textured food on a stainless steel counter. A second pot with dark liquid is nearby. Background shows kitchen equipment including a wicker basket, metal containers, and a person wearing gloves. The setting appears to be an active food preparation area.
Food stall interior
Two staff members in red shirts work inside a food preparation area with stainless steel counters, stacked trays, and cooking equipment. A large vent hood is mounted above the stove. The space contains various kitchen tools, boxes, and promotional posters on walls. A fan sits on the floor, and a cart holds cardboard boxes. Signage includes 'DESIGNER CHIVEE KUEH' and other printed materials.
Lorong 7 Toa Payoh Market Entrance
Outdoor view of a market entrance with a blue sign reading '22 Lorong 7 Toa Payoh'. A tree stands in the foreground. Orange safety netting encloses an area near stall number 54, which has Chinese characters on its facade. People are walking by; one wears a face mask and uses a cane. The building features modern architectural elements including slanted pink beams and glass windows reflecting nearby buildings.
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