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Best Spring Rolls in Singapore
5 restaurants compared
Price range: SGD3.00 – SGD10.00
Avg recommendation: 87%
Top 5 Spring Rolls in Singapore (Quick Answer)
Based on diner recommendations across 5 restaurants:
- Blue Jasmine, SGD10.00 (Farrer Park)
- Chilli Padi Nonya Restaurant, SGD6.50 (Joo Chiat)
- Kim Choo Kueh Chang, SGD3.00 (Joo Chiat)
- Long Phung Vietnamese Restaurant — 88% recommended, SGD7.50 (Joo Chiat)
- Long Phung Vietnamese Restaurant — 85% recommended, SGD7.00 (Joo Chiat)
Scroll down for detailed comparisons, prices, and diner tips for each restaurant.
All 5 Restaurants Compared
#1
Blue Jasmine
Farrer Park·$$
Vegetarian Spring Rolls
SGD10.00
Crispy fried rolls with fresh vegetables, served with sweet chili sauce.
Tip: Order these to start your meal — they arrive quickly and provide a contrast to heavier curry dishes.
#2
Chilli Padi Nonya Restaurant
Joo Chiat·$$
Popiah
SGD6.50
Fresh spring roll wrapped in thin crepe skin with turnip, shrimp, and crispy elements.
Tip: Eat immediately after serving. The wrapper will toughen if left to sit. Dip in spicy sambal belacan for extra kick.
#3
Kim Choo Kueh Chang
Joo Chiat·$
Popiah
SGD3.00
Thin rice-flour crepe rolled with cooked vegetables, eggs, and meat.
Tip: Popiah is lighter than kueh chang and works well as a snack or light lunch. Two popiah plus a drink is a complete light meal.
#488% recommend
Long Phung Vietnamese Restaurant
Joo Chiat·$$
Fried Spring Rolls
SGD7.50
Crispy rolls filled with shrimp, pork, and vegetables, served with dipping sauce.
Tip: Eat these immediately — they soften as they cool. The crunchy exterior is the point.
#585% recommend
Long Phung Vietnamese Restaurant
Joo Chiat·$$
Fresh Salad Rolls
SGD7.00
Rice paper rolls with shrimp, herbs, and vegetables, served with peanut sauce.
Tip: The herbs make this — generous amounts of mint and cilantro. The peanut sauce is house-made.