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Black Pepper Crab

黑胡椒蟹 · Seafood · Singapore Advanced
💰 see the stall’s price board🏙 Dempsey

Quick facts

Black Pepper Crab (黑胡椒蟹): seafood, well known at Long Beach @ Dempsey. On map.com's Singapore Advanced list — a curated draft beyond the Starter 12, not an official ranking.

What it is
The other signature crab: mud crab wok-fried with lots of black pepper, butter and garlic — dry, aromatic and peppery rather than saucy.
Where to eat
In Singapore, the classic place to eat it is Long Beach @ Dempsey; places on the map include Long Beach @ Dempsey, Jumbo Seafood (Riverside Point).
Price
Prices vary by stall — check the price board.
AI food storyAI-written from public sources

The other signature crab: mud crab wok-fried with lots of black pepper, butter and garlic — dry, aromatic and peppery rather than saucy. Long Beach says it created the dish in 1959; JUMBO Seafood serves it too. Crab is priced by weight, so ask before ordering.

Where to eat it

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Long Beach @ DempseyWell-known
25 Dempsey Road, #01-01, Singapore 249670
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Jumbo Seafood (Riverside Point)Well-known
#01-01/02, Riverside Point, 30 Merchant Road, Singapore 058282

On the map: all 2 places — 2 well-known (gold ring) + 0 name-matched

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FAQ

What is Black Pepper Crab?

The other signature crab: mud crab wok-fried with lots of black pepper, butter and garlic — dry, aromatic and peppery rather than saucy.

Where to eat Black Pepper Crab in Singapore?

In Singapore, the classic place to eat it is Long Beach @ Dempsey; places on the map include Long Beach @ Dempsey, Jumbo Seafood (Riverside Point).

How much does Black Pepper Crab cost in Singapore?

Prices vary by stall — check the price board.

Shop details come from OpenStreetMap contributors and data.gov.sg open data; check hours and prices with the shop. Directions open Google Maps.

Directions
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