JANCHI Craig Road Review: Get the Pig Trotters and Cheese Pancake

The two dishes worth ordering

Honestly, we wanted to gatekeep this spot forever. But they have quite a few dishes, and to be very honest, some are not very good. So here is what to get.

The cheese pancake first. It is perfectly crispy and well balanced, with a proper cheese taste, so it is a must if you actually like Korean pancakes and cheese. Then the pig trotters. Wrap them in lettuce with the kimchi, radish and sauces all together, because the trotters on their own can be a bit plain.

If you are working through the Korean spots in town, our Keum Eun Don HillV2 lunch set piece is the cheaper option.

What to skip

Do not get the kimchi pancake. It was a bit too salty, in our opinion. The rest of the menu is a bit of a hit or miss, including the cold buckwheat noodles on our table.

Get the right ones that you like and just stick with those. For drinks, the makgeolli is worth it, it is actually quite refreshing with everything together.

How much it costs, and is it worth it

Our total bill was about $110 when we went in January 2026. That is quite steep for a casual meal. For a special date night or something, it is definitely worth a shot.

JANCHI's Google listing still showed it open when we checked in October 2026: daily 11am to 3pm and 5pm to 10.30pm, with a break in between. The restaurant posts on Instagram at @janchi_official.

FAQs

Where is JANCHI in Singapore?

JANCHI is at 4 Craig Road, Singapore 089664, in Tanjong Pagar. The nearest MRT is Tanjong Pagar.

What are JANCHI's opening hours?

JANCHI's Google listing showed daily 11am to 3pm and 5pm to 10.30pm when we checked in October 2026. Check @janchi_official before you go.

What should I order at JANCHI?

Our must-gets are the pig trotters, wrapped in lettuce with the kimchi and sauces, and the cheese pancake. We would skip the kimchi pancake, which was too salty for us.

How much does a meal at JANCHI cost?

Our bill came to about $110 when we went in January 2026, with pig trotters, two pancakes, noodles, soup and makgeolli.