You can always find some hidden gems there! Basically, if we see a stall with a long queue… we just try it 😂 🍗 Hainanese Chicken Rice — We love chicken rice! The chicken was okay, some parts were a bit dry, but still satisfying as our first chicken rice in Singapore this year. 🍜 Mixed Hor Fun — Loved it with a mix of meats and seafood! Not a big fan of the burnt parts, but overall still enjoyable. 🥤 Sugar Cane Juice — So refreshing, especially in the hot weat

Visit there on a Saturday morning about 9am. Most of the stalls are not operating yet. However we found 2 stalls that gives real value for money. The wanton mee stall ( facing the blocks behind) served a sumptuous bowl of noodles with 4 wantons and a generous helping of char siew at $4. Have eaten at other hawker centres I have not seen such portions. The prawn noodles is even better. Their normal sized prawns were so big it's like a big prawns and it's only $4.50. Worth another view.

0 star for the char kway tiao and hokkien mee(#01-13)! They are terrible! No fragrance just full of salty burnt taste. Yucks. The dumplings were decent.

Stopped by Ding Sheng, unit #01-78. Great service by this 'uncle'. Ordered Mui Fan, $5.50. Average, nothing exceptional. Tried Aunty Jo's dessert, ice jelly with sea coconut, $2.80. This place gets a little crowded from 7pm onwards. Also try Hane Chiang Thai food , #01-21. Tom Yum soup is ok.

Nice bowl of claypot laksa. Flavourful broth. Can add chilli myself to my liking. Portion is just nice 👍 still have stomach space for other nice foods/drinks around the hawker centre.