Zi Xuan LeeThere are some local snacks that just hit different! Old Chang Kee is Singapore's most beloved and iconic snack shop which screams comfort food! First up, the OG, the Curry’O! That golden, crimped pastry is still as iconic as ever. Bite in and you get that familiar filling of soft curry potatoes, tender chicken chunks and a slice of egg, all wrapped in a crisp shell. Mildly spicy and super savoury, still shiok after all these years. The Sardine’O brought a totally different flavour profile! It was tangy, slightly spicy, with a richer, punchier filling that’s great if you like something with more kick. The Mushroom’O was earthy and comforting, perfect for those who prefer a non-meat option but still want that same flaky pastry goodness. It reminded me of a chicken pie! The Turnip K8 is crispy on the outside and soft inside with chunks of turnip. Simple, no-frills, but so satisfying as a side snack to round everything out. NEW Salted Egg Quail Egg OnStik! This one is dangerously addictive. Each stick comes with bite-sized quail eggs coated in a light, crispy batter and dusted generously with salted egg seasoning. Crunchy on the outside, soft and creamy inside with that rich, buttery, slightly spicy umami hit. Honestly, I couldn’t stop at one stick! Even better? They’re running a 70th Anniversary Special Promo! With a minimum spend of $7, you can snag 1 Salted Egg Quail Egg OnStik for just $0.70 (U.P. $2). This is really such a steal. It’s amazing how Old Chang Kee continues to stay relevant by holding onto their heritage while still rolling out fun, new creations like this. From their legendary curry puffs to these modern twists, they really are a staple in Singapore’s snack scene. If you haven’t tried the new Salted Egg Quail Egg OnStik yet, this is your sign. Go grab your favourites, add that $0.70 deal, and enjoy a little piece of Singapore’s snack history!
MH ThamThere is a distinct oil smell at the underground basement leading to the MRT station. OCK is definitely one of the main contributors. Luckily the fried and sinful food more than makes up for this. Curry puff from this branch has the same generous filling portions as those from years back. Service is quick and efficient though slightly curt.
Ming Shen ThamConveniently located inside the MRT station, making it an easy stop if you need something quick to eat. It’s a great place to satisfy your hunger with a quick bite, especially when you’re rushing or just craving some simple snacks on the go
