King of Fried Rice Near Me

The fastest way is the chain’s own outlet list, which the official Facebook page (facebook.com/koffriedrice) points to at linktr.ee/kofr. It is the only list the chain maintains itself, and it moves as stalls open and close. The second-fastest way is Google Maps: search “King of Fried Rice” and it will show the nearest stall, its hours and how busy it is right now.

The list below is what we could verify from public listings, food guides and the chain’s own social channels on October 20, 2026. Coffeeshop stalls open and close faster than mall outlets, so if you are travelling far, a quick check of the Facebook page first is worth it.

Most outlets open at 11am, but one opens half an hour earlier. The Mei De Coffeeshop stall in Bukit Batok East starts at 10.30am, the earliest verified opening in the chain, which makes it the pick for an early lunch or a pre-lunch tapao run. Mall outlets stick to the 11am mall rhythm.

Closing times are more forgiving than opening times: most stalls run to 9 or 9.30pm, and the 10 Sinaran Dr outlet stretches to 10pm. Last orders usually come a little before closing, so don’t stroll in at 9.25pm.

These are the outlets we could verify from food guides, the chain’s social listings and diner reports as of October 20, 2026. The chain started in 2018 at Golden Mile Tower and now covers the north, west, east and central Singapore. Expect the real count to drift as stalls open and close; the official linktr.ee/kofr list is the live version.

If you don’t drive, aim for the mall and town outlets. ION Orchard sits on Orchard MRT, Jurong East is minutes from Jurong East MRT, Clementi’s stall at Blk 431 is about a six-minute walk from Clementi MRT, and Sengkang Kopitiam Square is a short hop from Sengkang MRT. The neighbourhood coffeeshop stalls need a bus or a walk from the nearest station, so factor that in on a hot afternoon.

The standard is 11am to 9.30pm daily, and most stalls keep that rhythm seven days a week. A few close at 9pm, one runs to 10pm (10 Sinaran Dr), and Bukit Batok East opens at 10.30am. There is no breakfast menu, the woks start at the times above, so plan around them.

For the cheapest orders to grab within those hours, our King of Fried Rice value meals guide ranks every budget pick.

First-timers have two good options. The purist’s choice is the original basement stall at Golden Mile Tower, where ex-Jumbo chef Lester Li started the whole thing in 2018, but check its current status before making the trip, since listings for that address have been inconsistent. The safer choice is any busy mall outlet like ION Orchard or Wisteria Mall, where the queue moves and the woks never cool down.

Either way, order the egg fried rice with pork cutlet at $6.50: it’s the dish that built the chain, and our King of Fried Rice best sellers guide confirms it is still the plate regulars order most.