Seah Im Food Centre
- 2 Seah Im Rd, Singapore 099114
Today · 8 am–10 pm
- Monday: 8 am–10 pm
- Tuesday: 8 am–10 pm
- Wednesday: 8 am–10 pm
- Thursday: 8 am–10 pm
- Friday: 8 am–10 pm
- Saturday: 8 am–10 pm
- Sunday: 8 am–10 pm
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Visitor reviews on Google Maps
I had my meal here before going to Sentosa. Plenty of food choices and it is a very ideal place to dine at before Sentosa trip in terms of budgeting. Of course if you think you want a fancy place with aircon, this is not your cup of tea. Harbourfront MRT exit A.
View on GoogleA workers paradise for cheap meals . All variety to meet the main 4 ethnic group working around that area. Popular stalls like the fried hokien mee, dessert cheng teng/chendol , fragrant fried chicken rice , prata , Indian rojak, Vietnamese coffee to name a few . There is something to suit ones tastebud. So one can over indulge as most dishes look good n cheap. Check out the place, you will not be disappointed.
View on GoogleVery good hawker center. Price is so cheap compared to other places. Make sure to try the red mutton curry. It’s insane!!
View on GoogleNo need to see lar. Another over-rated food centre, that is located near vivocity and sentosa. 3 stars is a little on the high side for them, so I have to rate it 2 stars, which I know, is really low. Perhaps the best stall here really is the western food without the signboard, and the duck rice. The other stalls are at best, average. At best, so wise up and do not harbour too much expectations. Worse stall belongs to the fried oyster and hokkien mee stall. So don't queue unless you want to skip the long queues during lunch period. Sum it up: No good People probably dine here because of a lack of cheaper alternatives around the area.
View on GoogleSeah Im Food Centre is a fantastic spot right beside the HarbourFront bus interchange and MRT. It’s well-ventilated and generally very clean for a busy hawker center. If you aren't sure where to start, the three stalls facing the main road are top-tier (non-halal): • Chai Kee Braised Duck (财记卤鸭): Tender meat and great sauce. • Shi Cheng Prawn Noodles (狮城虾面): Rich, flavorful broth. • Queen Coffee: Excellent brews to pair with your meal. On the row facing the bus interchange, Good Luck Fishball Noodles is also a solid choice—definitely worth a try. There is also a huge variety of Malay stalls here, offering everything from Ayam Penyet to Mee Rebus. Great location, plenty of variety, and a clean environment!
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