Location: 3 Gateway Dr, #01-08, Singapore 608532
Westgate
Fong Sheng Hao at Westgate brings Taiwan's beloved breakfast plates to Singapore, scallion pancakes and soy milk done right.
Fong Sheng Hao at Westgate brings Taiwan's beloved breakfast plates to Singapore, scallion pancakes and soy milk done right.
Fong Sheng Hao at Westgate is the Singapore outpost of the famed Taiwanese breakfast chain, serving up authentic plates that have earned a cult following back in Taipei. The star of the menu is the scallion pancake with egg, crispy on the outside and soft within, often paired with a cup of warm or chilled soy milk.Operating hours not available
CHARCOAL THICK TOAST
A menu featuring various charcoal thick toast sandwiches and sweet toast options.
Beverage Menu
A menu featuring three cold beverages: Soya Milk, Wintermelon Tea, and Hey Song Sarsaparilla, with their respective prices.
Homemade Sugar Water
A poster advertising homemade sugar water made with cane sugar and tea from a century-old tea shop. It highlights the sweet, non-greasy, multi-layered tea aroma.
Sandwich Menu
A menu featuring various sandwiches with pork patty and egg fillings.
Menu with Food Items
A menu displaying various rice dishes and noodles with accompanying drinks.
TAIWANESE OMELETTE
A menu displaying various Taiwanese omelettes with their ingredients and prices. Several omelettes are shown on wooden platters, with some ingredients like eggs and potato slices also visible.
Singapore Local Drinks
A close-up of a cup of coffee with coffee beans and a menu for local drinks.
Taiwan Popcorn Chicken
Menu featuring Taiwanese Popcorn Chicken, Egg Cheese Scallion Pancake, Taiwan Sausage, and various Taiwanese sides.
Pork Egg & Cheese Sandwich
A menu featuring a pork, egg, and cheese sandwich with options for lettuce. Grilled patties are also shown.
Based on 15 Google reviews
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Cecilia Poh
Dropped by for dinner on Friday around 5.30pm. No queue and only few tables dining in. Ordered their signature braised pork rice, fried chicken rice and sweet potato fries. Both rice came with drinks. Decent Taiwanese food and ok. Braised pork rice will be nicer if with gravy, a bit too dry. Sweet potatoes fries was good. Perhaps their toasts are better. Clean the table and return tray after dining in.
Serene Low
Ordered the condensed toast, coffee and the ham egg roll. Be prepared that the staff will ask you to change seat halfway when crowded if you are in a smaller group as it was a small store with limited seatings. Worst morning food I’d ever eaten. Service of the staffs were very bad. One of the staff never even ask whether can she clear the plate, and she just clear it away. Won’t even recommend!
Vernon Tang
No longer used thick toast as stated in the menus. Confirmed this over 2 visits over 3 weeks. It’s just normal toasted bread for the morning toasts now.
Siew Ling Chia
Introduced by a friend who went to Taiwan before. He shared that this will be the nearest to authentic of taiwan foods that could be found in Singapore. Tried their Lu Rou Fan, egg rolls, salted chicken karagae rice, and milk tea. Impressive by the milk tea that can be so fragrance until we decide to take away another cup before off back home. Definitely will try other dishes and look forward to visiting Taiwan.
Theophilus Huang
Nice food. Tasted good! Cuttlefish balls are good and sausage is robust.
Fong Sheng Hao 豐盛號 Westgate
Braised Pork Rice
A close-up shot of a bowl of braised pork rice, a Taiwanese specialty. The dish features tender braised pork belly served over white rice, accompanied by sliced cucumbers and a braised egg. A small cup of crispy croutons is visible to the left. The background shows a ladle of braised pork being poured into a pot, with a silhouette of a city skyline in the distance. Text in Chinese and English describes the dish as "Braised Pork Rice" with a price of 8.6. Below the bowl, there are drink options with prices: KOPI (10.8), BLACK TEA (13.3), and MILK TEA (14.2).
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