Wengkit Cheong
Piping hot. Soft. Just right amt of black sauce. Very good
Location: 74 Lor 4 Toa Payoh, #01-05, Singapore 310074
Floor 1 · Toa Payoh Vista Market
Traditional kueh and snacks at Toa Payoh Vista Market
Traditional kueh and snacks at Toa Payoh Vista Market
Lian Xing Kueh is a traditional kueh stall located at Toa Payoh Vista Market, specialising in handmade Peranakan and Chinese kueh. The stall is known for its png kueh, ang ku kueh, and various traditional steamed cakes that are made fresh daily. Lian Xing also offers other local delicacies such as tau suan, appealing to those with a sweet tooth for traditional desserts. The kueh are made using time-honoured methods, ensuring authentic flavours and textures that have been enjoyed by Toa Payoh residents for years. Located at #01-05, this stall is a go-to destination for anyone seeking quality traditional kueh in the Toa Payoh area.Based on 13 Google reviews
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Wengkit Cheong
Piping hot. Soft. Just right amt of black sauce. Very good
T greensake
15/6/2025 Had 豆爽 Tao Suan ($1.50) for dessert, was good. This stall sells other items like Bubur Pulut Hitam & fried fritters too, I'll be back!
Gregory Goh
Wonderful stall. Hard to find such a stall nowadays. It has been in business for 40 over years, and they sell many things here and are traditional Chinese breakfast items. The fried carrot cake is quite old days way, it can fried with sweet …
Kent Chua
This black fried carrot cake is so nostalgic and nice! It is those bigger chunk kind and the black sauces is not overly sweet! Aunty did a good job frying it and u can have some firm and some soft carrot cake at the same time. One more …
jajaish
Not being local, I can’t say that it is nostalgic, but can tell that these are very very nice homemade dishes. Carrot cake was a bit sweet vs outside but full of flavor. Other ones, not sure what they are called but are “shiok max”. Come support the Aunty. Got paynow some more.
联兴糕粿屋 Lian Xing Kueh
Toa Payoh Vista Market
The exterior of a market building with a distinctive blue and geometric roof structure. The words "Toa Payoh Vista Market" are prominently displayed in large, ornate lettering on the glass facade. Inside, tables and chairs are visible, suggesting a food court or dining area. People are seated at tables, and some are walking around. The building is surrounded by greenery and a palm tree stands in the foreground. A pigeon is on the walkway.
Carrot Cake Stall
A food stall with a prominent sign displaying "CARROT CAKE" in English and Chinese characters. The stall appears to be preparing and serving food, with staff visible inside. The storefront has a pink banner with images of food and Chinese characters.
Food court with tables and stalls
An indoor food court with numerous tables and chairs, and various food stalls visible in the background. People are seen dining and walking around. The ceiling is a metal structure with lights.
Assortment of Steamed Dumplings and Pastries
A close-up view of various steamed dumplings and pink pastries displayed in white styrofoam containers. The dumplings are white and appear to be filled, some are round and plump, while others are elongated and flat. The pink pastries are rectangular and stacked. The food is presented behind a glass display, suggesting a food stall or market setting.
Zongzi on a red plate
Two pieces of zongzi, a traditional Chinese rice dumpling, are served on a red plate with a side of sauce. The dumplings are wrapped in leaves and filled with meat and rice, then topped with sesame seeds. The sauce appears to be a mixture of chili and soy sauce. The plate is placed on a table with a circular red placemat featuring images and text in multiple languages, including Tamil and English, and a QR code.
Food Stall Counter
A woman wearing an apron stands behind a yellow counter with large red Chinese characters. She appears to be working at a food stall. Behind her, shelves hold white steamed buns. The counter has a clear plastic shield.
Two Chafing Dishes of Food
Two stainless steel chafing dishes are filled with food. The dish on the left contains a chunky, amber-colored liquid with small, light-colored pieces. The dish on the right contains a smooth, light brown liquid. Ladles are present in both dishes.
Fried Dough Pastries
A close-up shot of a pile of fried dough pastries, some coated in sesame seeds, displayed on a metal tray. In the background, there are white, glutinous rice balls and other food items visible behind a glass partition.
Fried Carrot Cake
A plate of fried carrot cake, a popular Singaporean dish, is served with chopped green onions and chopsticks. The dish is presented on a bright red plate, and a glass of iced beverage is visible in the background, along with placemats featuring cartoon hands and Chinese text.
Food Stall Sign
A pink sign with red Chinese characters and images of food. On the left, there are fried items and a dish of meat with green onions. On the right, there are colorful steamed cakes. A fan is mounted above the sign.
Fried Carrot Cake with Noodles
A close-up shot of a plate of fried carrot cake, a popular Singaporean dish, garnished with chopped green onions. To the left, a red bowl contains a portion of stir-fried noodles. In the background, a red circular sign with text is partially visible, suggesting a food stall or restaurant setting.
Fried Carrot Cake with Coffee
A plate of fried carrot cake, a popular dish in Singapore and Malaysia, is served with a glass of coffee. The carrot cake is made with white radish, rice flour, and dried shrimp, and is stir-fried with eggs and preserved radish. It is garnished with chopped scallions. The coffee is served in a clear glass mug with a red handle. In the background, a promotional flyer is visible.
Zongzi hanging in a shop
A close-up shot shows several zongzi, which are glutinous rice dumplings wrapped in leaves, hanging from the ceiling. They are tied with green and blue strings. In the background, shelves are visible with containers and what appears to be dough. To the right, fried dough sticks and a tray of yellow food are present. A pink sign with Chinese characters and the number '2.50' is also visible.
Sauce Dishes
Two white ceramic dishes containing sauces, one dark brown and the other orange-red, are placed on a woven placemat. A spoon rests in the dark sauce, and another spoon is in the orange-red sauce.
Hawker Stall with Carrot Cake
A busy hawker stall with people working and customers nearby. The stall features a prominent sign for "CARROT CAKE" and a large pink banner with Chinese characters and images of food. Various food items are displayed, and there are containers and supplies around the stall.
Cooking Radish Cake
A close-up shot of a large, round, flat-top griddle where radish cake is being cooked. The griddle is filled with chopped radish cake, some of which is browned and crispy, while other parts are lighter in color. Pink and white pieces of what appear to be fish cakes or similar ingredients are also visible on the griddle. A spatula is being used to stir the ingredients. To the left, a metal container holds more chopped radish cake. In the background, a red and white cup and some stainless steel surfaces are visible. A person's foot in a flip-flop is seen on the right side of the image.
Food Stall with Fried Carrot Cake
A plate of fried carrot cake with chopped green onions sits on a red plate in the foreground, with a fork resting on the side. In the background, a food stall displays a pink sign with Chinese characters and images of food. People are seen ordering and preparing food at the stall. A white Pyrex water bottle is placed on the table.
Food Stall with Carrot Cake
A food stall in an open-air market, with a prominent sign for "CARROT CAKE". The stall displays various food items, including fried snacks and what appears to be dumplings or buns. People are seen working and ordering at the stall. A table in the foreground has promotional stickers.
Food Stall with Carrot Cake
A food stall with a woman in an apron standing in front of a display case filled with food items. A sign above the stall shows pictures of various dishes and Chinese characters. Another sign below the display case reads "CARROT CAKE". There are also various posters and signs on the wall.
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