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Huan Le You Tiao 歡樂油條 at Taman Jurong Shopping Centre

Name: Huan Le You Tiao 歡樂油條
Address: 3 Yung Sheng Rd, #02-73 Facing Carpark, Singapore 618499, Singapore, SG
Telephone: 9299 4095
Rating: 5

Location: 3 Yung Sheng Rd, #02-73 Facing Carpark, Singapore 618499

Floor 2 · Taman Jurong Market & Food Centre

Top-rated Taman Jurong stall frying up crispy, non-oily youtiao and traditional Chinese pastries.

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Top-rated Taman Jurong stall frying up crispy, non-oily youtiao and traditional Chinese pastries.

Huan Le You Tiao has earned its place as one of Singapore's best youtiao spots, operating from Taman Jurong Market & Food Centre with a devoted following that swears by their freshly fried Chinese dough fritters. Each morning, the stall turns out golden-brown youtiao that achieve the perfect textural contrast: shatteringly crisp on the outside with a fluffy, airy centre that practically melts in your mouth. Customers consistently praise the skill of the friendly owners, who have mastered the art of frying dough that is satisfyingly crunchy without being greasy. Beyond the signature youtiao, the stall produces other beloved Chinese pastries including butterfly buns and han ji beng, offering a nostalgic breakfast spread that pairs perfectly with a cup of hot soy milk or congee. The stall's 5-star rating across numerous reviews speaks to the consistency and quality that keeps regulars returning week after week. For those seeking an authentic taste of traditional Chinese breakfast culture in the west, Huan Le You Tiao is a rare gem that delivers on every front. Wake up early and make your way to Huan Le You Tiao for one of Jurong's finest fried dough experiences. It is a small pleasure that captures the timeless appeal of Singapore's hawker breakfast tradition.

9299 4095

3 Yung Sheng Rd, #02-73 Facing Carpark, Singapore 618499

Floor 2 · Taman Jurong Market & Food Centre

Operating Hours

Closed - Opens Tomorrow

Opens tomorrow at 5 am

Monday

Closed

Tuesday

Closed

Wednesday (Today)

Closed

Thursday

5–11 am

Friday

5–11 am

Saturday

5–11:30 am

Sunday

5–11:30 am

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Huan Le You Tiao 歡樂油條

Snack Stall

A food stall with a sign displaying various fried snacks and prices. The stall has a display case with food items and a fan. There are also signs for payment options and operating hours.

Fried Dough Stall

A food stall with a prominent sign displaying various fried dough items and their prices. Two customers are seen ordering from the stall.

Fried Dough Stall

A food stall with a prominent blue sign displaying images of fried dough products and Chinese characters. The stall features stainless steel counters and display cases with food items. A fan is visible above the counter.

Fried Dough Pastries

A close-up shot of several golden-brown fried dough pastries piled inside a white bowl with a colorful confetti-like pattern around the rim. The pastries appear to be hollow and have a flaky texture.

Fried Dough Sticks

A hand holds an orange plastic bag containing two fried dough sticks, also known as youtiao, wrapped in white paper. In the background, a white car is parked, and a grey metal structure is visible.

Coffee and Fried Dough Stick

A close-up shot of a glass mug filled with dark coffee, a spoon resting inside. Next to it, on a white paper liner, is a golden-brown fried dough stick, commonly known as youtiao. The background is blurred, showing hints of a cafe or eatery setting with people and tables.

Food Preparation

Two people are preparing food in a kitchen. A woman on the left is working with dough, and a man on the right is handling fried dough sticks. There are various cooking utensils, ingredients, and storage containers visible in the background.

Bowl of Sweet Soup with Fried Dough

A white bowl filled with a sweet, grainy soup containing pieces of fried dough. A white plastic spoon is scooping some of the soup. The bowl sits on a dark blue speckled table. In the background, blurred figures and seating suggest a casual dining environment.

Tau Suan

A bowl of Tau Suan, a dessert made with mung beans and fried dough sticks, is shown. The text indicates it is available every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, and is a new item priced at $2. It also states "Till sold out".