Geylang Serai Market stands as one of Singapore’s cultural food icons. Located in the heart of the Malay community, it’s a hawker centre that blends heritage with flavor. The stalls here offer eve...
East Coast Lagoon Food Village blends sea breeze with smoky woks. Tucked along East Coast Park, this open-air hawker centre is known for BBQ seafood, satay, and ice-cold sugarcane after a day in the s...
Dunman Food Centre may be compact, but it houses some of the most talked-about hawker stalls in Singapore. Located in Katong, this two-story centre holds a loyal following among locals who return regu...
Commonwealth Crescent Market is a no-frills hawker centre tucked between old HDB blocks and surrounded by decades of culinary history. Locals from nearby estates swear by it, and regulars from across ...
Chomp Chomp Food Centre has been pulling crowds since the 1970s with its strong lineup of smoky grilled meats, fried classics, and late-night favourites. Tucked in Serangoon Gardens, this compact hawk...
Bukit Timah Market & Food Centre stands quietly along Upper Bukit Timah Road, but it commands attention with some of the most respected hawker fare in Singapore. Currently, it has shifted to a tem...
Berseh Food Centre sits quietly along Jalan Besar, tucked between heritage shophouses and residential blocks. It’s not the loudest hawker centre in town, but it’s earned a steady reputation for it...
Tucked quietly in Bukit Ho Swee, Beo Crescent Market is one of those places that still feels like the old Singapore—unpretentious, affordable, and fiercely local. With a tightly packed hawker centre...
Tucked along Bedok Road, Bedok Food Centre is a favourite stop for east-side regulars and food trail junkies. Unlike many multi-storey hawker complexes, this one’s set within a low-rise, kampung-sty...
Amoy Street Food Centre is a powerhouse of Singapore’s central business district lunch scene. Packed with a mix of heritage hawkers and modern culinary upstarts, this two-storey centre is where long...