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Tian Tai Eating House
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+65 6253 8198
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※The shop's opening hours may vary due to COVID-19.

Mon 07:30~21:00
Tue 07:30~21:00
Wed 07:30~21:00
Thu 07:30~21:00
Fri 07:30~21:00
Sat 07:30~21:00
Sun 07:30~21:00
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  • 56 KIM KEAT ROAD, 328825
    • Bef Kim Keat Lane, Opp NKF, St. Michael's Ter, Opp Balestier Pt
  • NE9 Boon Keng NS19 Toa Payoh DT23 Bendemeer
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