Visit this food centre quite often as there many food stall selling delicious foods. Notice the food centre has installed some giant fans, there are still small rotating fans on the pillars, but it seems insufficient, it is still super hot, and hot air traps within the food centre. May be the giant fans were installed too higher up and cause no effect. Hope the town council can look into this.

On Sunday morning ordered from stall 2 prata plain $2.20 with mutton curry. Not bad for the price. Operate at 5:30 am. From another order 1 vegetarian economical set $2.30. Not bad too, the kway tiao taste like hor fun with wok hey. Operate at 5:00 am. Kopi O around $1. Monday ordered from stall prawn noodle $3 dry. Very economical. Stall Operate at 8 am.Tueday ordered from stall Loh mee $3, Pork rib noodles. Very economical. Friday order from stall Murtabak $7 and Egg prata $2. Not bad. Stall Operate at 5 am. Monday order roast duck rice $3. No bad too. Stall Operate at 11:30 am and close before . Wed eat bak chor $4. Stall operate at 6:30 am very good as well. Thurday eat the fish ball noodle $4. Very good. Stall operate at 6:00 am.

Holland Drive Market and Food Centre draws large office crowds during lunchtime, thanks to its many popular and well-loved food stalls. Securing a seat becomes difficult after 11:30am, especially on weekdays. The hawker centre is home to a few Michelin-recommended stalls and a popular bakery, adding to its strong reputation. It’s arguably the most beloved hawker centre in the Holland Village neighborhood, offering delicious local fare at affordable prices.

This hawker centre is within walking distance from Holland Village. For vegans and vegetarians, there are 2 Chinese vegetarian stalls that serve cheap and good allium-free vegan food. (Zhen Ji Vegetarian 珍记斋 and Green Healthy Vegetarian 綠康齋). There is another Chinese stall 林大妈擂茶 Lin Da Ma Lei Cha (*擂茶 pounded tea / commonly known as Thunder Tea) with vegan options. The Indian food stall also has vegetarian options. ** ( do note that these 2 stalls are not vegetarian stalls, they just have vegan/ vegetarian options).

This is the first time to this food centre and was surprised to see many traditional hawker food. We only managed to try the Malays Lotong and pack a Nasi Padang home (which was fantastic). Will be visiting this centre for more food. Today no photo as we were overwhelmed by the number of stall will very unique food. Also the pricing is very reasonable. The stall were very friendly, the place is a bit warm (got lot of fan) but very lively. 2nd time today, we took photo of the many staircase leading to the food stall, it is impossible for wheelchair to have a meal here. We wanted to try other stall but in the end we have the Malay food again. It was around 8+ and was very surprised by the scarcity of the crowd. With so many nice food stall it should be crowded. Will come again to try other stall. Feb25, today try the yuan yong YTF SOUP, not as good as I try the first time, the noodle is a bit hard (Sarawak kolo mee). Left with disappointment. But will try again to be fair. Mar25, try the laksa at 02-18 not bad.