Ordered the Pattaya fried rice from the seafood stall at the food market at tampines century square...n I also buy the avocado 🥑 gula malaka smoothie from the drink stall...both stalls receipt was not being given to me...but I always c the card machine the amount bef I tap my card...I paid $7.50 for the Pattaya fried rice n $5.50 for the avocado 🥑 gula malaka smoothie...the Pattaya fried rice was so tasty...outside fried egg 🥚 inside is the fried rice...the fried rice even has crabmeat...👍the fried rice was a little spicy...good to have a little spice in the food eating...the drink was also v nice...another thing which I loved about the Pattaya fried rice is that it is enough for 1 person to eat...given enough to not feel hungry until dinner time...I enjoyed my lunch yesterday at the food market century square...this is a fully halal foodcourt...👍 Overall I m giving 5 stars for food, service n atmosphere...good service n beautiful atmosphere...no flies flying about...so I can read my storybook n eat my lunch...happy about it...I went early for my lunch so not crowded can choose the place I want... during lunch hour n dinnertime v crowded... especially weekends... Today tried the nasi padang from this foodcourt...same foodcourt but different stall this time round...many cooked dishes to choose from...I was confused in what to choose actually...all lookscv nice...at last I choose rice w 2 meat n 2 veg...1 paid $12.10 for the food... expensive but v much worth it...today 8 m eating a healthy n tasty lunch here at this foodcourt... service was ok also...only thing receipt not given but nevermind as I see the amount deducted from the card machine bef tapping my card...

If you are looking for a reliable, comfortable spot for a meal in Tampines, The Food Market at Century Square is an excellent choice, especially if you value variety and cleanliness. Atmosphere and Experience • Comfort & Cleanliness: The food court is well-maintained, clean, and fully air-conditioned, making it a perfect escape from the humid afternoon heat. • Timing is Key: Visiting at 4:30 PM was a breeze. There was no queue, and despite the food court's large size, there were plenty of seats available to choose from. • Halal Variety: This is a fantastic hub for Halal dining. It features a wide array of stalls serving diverse Malay cuisine, from hearty mains to traditional snacks. The Food Highlight The standout for this visit was the Fishball Noodles. The fishballs had that perfect, satisfying bounce that indicates freshness and quality. It’s a simple dish done very well. The Verdict The Food Market offers a spacious and relaxed dining environment. Whether you are craving authentic Malay flavors or a classic bowl of noodles, it’s a high-quality, convenient option within the mall.

Avoid Padang Lezat, Indonesian Nasi Padang. This rice set cost $9.30 and tastes really bad and underwhelming. I thought it would taste delicious due to the premium price. But I was wrong. The kangkong is very saltly, sambal chicken is unappetizing. I am writing this review while trying to finish this expensive and unsavoury food because I am really annoyed. You dare called your shop Padang Lezat, but its no where near Indonesian Nasi Padang standard. I regret eating this, I should have gone to hawker center to eat Nasi Padang

Final Review ✔️✔️✔️✔️✔️ We discovered the delicious Mee Rebus and Mee Soto from a new stall that has opened at a strategic location in Century Square, which originated at Adam Food Centre. Five-star ratings! Selamat Datang Warong Pak Sapari Century Square The Food Market #03-19, Singapore 529509 Muslim-owned business Background: We learned that this stall originated at Adam Food Centre, just across the road from the Botanical Garden (the nearest MRT station is Botanical Garden), serving specialty dishes of Mee Soto and Mee Rebus. This stall is renowned for its delectable Muslim dishes. The MICHELIN Guide BIB Gourmand Singapore recognized the best Mee Soto and Mee Rebus from Warong Pak Sapari for three consecutive years, from 2023 to 2025. They have now opened a new outlet at Century Square in Tampines, where we are staying. We heard many positive reviews from customers and decided to try it out for our family lunch today. “Sedap hingga tak terkata!” (Translation: Unbelievably delicious!) Both Mee Soto and Mee Rebus are delightful and tasty 🤤. Mee Rebus (Boiled Noodles) and Mee Soto Ayam (Chicken Soto Boiled Noodles) with Super Sambal! – Eat Kakis at Century Square, Tampines! Mee Rebus and Soto Ayam are popular noodle dishes in our local community, but they differ in their sauces. Mee Rebus is served with yellow noodles in a thick, sweet, and savory sauce made from sweet potatoes, shrimp, and spices, topped with tofu, egg, and lime. Meanwhile, Soto Ayam is a spicy and fragrant chicken noodle soup served with yellow noodles, shredded chicken, bean sprouts, and sambal. Overall, the best Mee Soto and Mee Rebus we have ever had can be found at another famous Malay stall located at Bedok Interchange Hawker Centre. They are so popular that you need to line up for your order. The price is reasonable, and the staff are friendly and approachable. Come and try this delicious meal for yourself. You'll enjoy a satisfying meal and leave with a full stomach. Bon appétit! “Jom, Jalan Jalan Cari Makan”which translates in English “Let's go for a walk to find food”. If you enjoy Malay and Indian Muslim cuisine, this is the perfect place. There are many other dishes at The Food Market. Chris 12 Dec 2025

AVOID WESTERN FOOD Went in looking for the Alfredo with beef steak combo to check the price. Couldn’t find it on the menu, so I asked the cashier - a foreign lady who seemed to be in her 50s+. Before I could even ask, she started talking over me, loudly recommending multiple dishes. I waited 10-15 seconds for her to finish, but it was already frustrating. When I finally asked “Do you have Alfredo pasta with beef steak?”, she replied “YES HAVE BEEF IS LEMBU AH!!! AND CARBONARA YA, WITH SET INCLUDED!!!” I clarified: “No, I want Alfredo, not Carbonara. And how come there’s a set included?” She brushed that off and just pointed to the $3 set promo with salad + fries + soup. I said I didn’t need it, but she insisted “No no INCLUDED!” To keep it short I just said “without fries please.” Bill came to $16.90. The pasta tasted like plain pasta with packet cooking cream - no seasoning, no flavor. The sides went untouched. And the steak was bad. Management should look into staff training. Her approach is aggressive and pushes customers away. Also need to check QC on the food. Reminds me why I’ve avoided this place before.