Jalan Besar Mutton Soup at Berseh Food Centre
Jalan Besar Mutton Soup at Berseh Food Centre
Jalan Besar Mutton Soup 惹兰勿刹羊肉汤 is a mutton-speciality hawker stall at #02-57, Berseh Food Centre in Singapore, serving herbal mutton soup, claypot mutton, mixed mutton combinations and mutton kway teow.
Herbal Mutton Soup with Different Cuts
The defining feature of Jalan Besar Mutton Soup is its herbal-style broth, which forms the base for several different mutton combinations.
Published food references describe the broth as aromatic, relatively balanced and less oily than some heavier styles of mutton soup. The mutton is served in several forms, including meat, meatballs, tendon and tripe.
This gives first-time visitors a choice between a simple meat soup and a mixed bowl containing several cuts and textures.
The stall's signboard also states that customers may request less oil and more vegetables, providing some flexibility when ordering.
Claypot Mutton Soup or Mixed Mutton Soup?
Claypot Herbal Mutton Soup
The claypot herbal mutton soup is one of the stall's most visible signature dishes and is prominently shown on its menu board.
Published food coverage lists the claypot version from around S$15, depending on portion and current menu pricing.
It is commonly paired with rice for a fuller meal.
Mixed Mutton Combination
Diners who want to compare several parts in one serving can opt for a mixed combination.
One published combination includes mutton meat, tripe, meatball and tendon, giving several textures in the same bowl.
This is a useful option for first-time visitors who are unsure which individual cut they prefer.
What to Expect
The soup is built around a herbal-style broth rather than a thick curry-style mutton soup.
Meat, tendon, tripe and meatballs provide different textures depending on the combination ordered.
The stall signage indicates that diners can request less oil and more vegetables.
Why Visit Jalan Besar Mutton Soup?
Jalan Besar Mutton Soup adds a dedicated Chinese-style herbal mutton soup specialist to the mix of traditional dishes available at Berseh Food Centre.
The stall offers more variety than a single standard bowl, with diners able to choose between claypot mutton, meat, meatballs, tendon, tripe and noodle combinations.
Recent published food coverage also notes that the stall is operated by an older couple and has built a regular following around its broth, variety and comparatively accessible pricing.
During busier meal periods, visitors may encounter a queue, particularly when claypot and mixed-mutton orders are being prepared.
Jalan Besar Mutton Soup Opening Hours
The following operating hours are currently published for the stall. Hawker-stall hours can change, so visitors making a special trip should check the latest information before travelling.
| Monday | 10:30am–7:30pm |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 10:30am–7:30pm |
| Thursday | 10:30am–7:30pm |
| Friday | 10:30am–7:30pm |
| Saturday | 10:30am–7:30pm |
| Sunday | 10:30am–7:30pm |
Visit Jalan Besar Mutton Soup
166 Jalan Besar, Singapore 208877
Monday, Wednesday–Sunday
A Traditional Soup Stall at Berseh Food Centre
Jalan Besar Mutton Soup is part of the traditional food mix found on the upper level of Berseh Food Centre, a two-level hawker centre at 166 Jalan Besar in Singapore.
Berseh is known for an unusual concentration of traditional soup, offal and heritage-style dishes. Alongside mutton soup, visitors can also find stalls specialising in kway chap, pig trotter jelly, turtle soup, oyster cake and other long-running hawker dishes.
For visitors interested in traditional Singapore hawker food, Jalan Besar Mutton Soup therefore fits into a broader Berseh food identity rather than functioning as an isolated stall.
Sources & Verification
This page combines BersehFoodCentre.com on-site photographs and stall signage with published food references.
- BersehFoodCentre.com on-site stall photographs and directory records, October 2026
- HungryGoWhere — Berseh Food Centre guide
Menu items, prices and opening hours may change. The stall's current displayed menu and operating information should be treated as the final reference when visiting.
Last verified: October 2026
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