FoodPark Tampines 826 (officially TP826 Food House) at Block 826, Tampines Street 81 #01-86 is a familiar anchor in the neighbourhood. It’s the kind of place where you go knowing you’ll find a good spread of hawker classics and comforting local favourites. Walking in, you’re greeted by the usual bustle—stalls lined in a U-shape, bright fluorescent lights overhead, fans whirring, and the smell of food in progress floating in the air. There’s no pretense here; this is local, this is everyday, and it’s meant to be accessible without fuss. Among the crowd favourites is 826 Fried Hokkien Prawn Noodle, where the wok toss gives the noodles a smoky bounce. Another is 826 Chicken Rice & Traditional Claypot Rice, serving up tender poached or grilled chicken alongside fragrant rice and a punchy chilli. Tenderbest also holds court here with its hawker-style Western plates—garlic chops, grilled chicken, and sides that feel generous for the price. He Xing 826 Seafood is close by, too, offering seafood dishes like XO asparagus with scallops and grilled fish, usually touted for freshness and portion. The food is dependable. Nothing usually shocks or disappoints—if the stall is open, it’ll likely deliver something solid. The variety means friends with different tastes can all find something to settle on: noodles, rice, seafood, Western, or simple sides. Service is typical hawker style: quick, direct, efficient. Don’t expect formal smiles or overly elaborate politeness, but expect that your orders will arrive without delay. Seats fill up during lunch and early evening, so finding an open table can be a test if you arrive a little late. Prices are hawker-friendly, meaning you won’t leave feeling shortchanged. If you live nearby or are passing through Tampines Street 81, FoodPark 826 is one of those reliable spots you know you can count on for a balanced, familiar meal—never flashy, but always satisfying.

It’s Ny first time visiting this coffee shop and the SeaFood Park 食霸. It’s kind of a little celebration with my friend and we ordered a sweet sour pork chop, a mixed fried vegetable and we added a can of mini abalone, next dish was the fried seafood tanghoon. overall the dishes were quite plain that we both liked it . The sweet soup pork chop was nicely prepared, turned out warm and tasty. The vegetables dish was ok, After all we were too hungry and we finished all the food 😜 The service staff is friendly and patiently taking down our orders. We both are not too sure will revisit this stall again in future ….

This coffeeshop serves excellent Wang's Hainanese Chicken Rice 旺旺海南鸡饭. Am very impressed that they use branded quality SōngHè RICE. The spicy chilli sauce just perfect it all. Though queue is always long, they have speedy service to clear the crowd efficiently.

Newly renovated Kopitiam after a recent, unfortunate fire. Now this kopitiam is very clean and bright. Most of the stalls still remains intact and I personally like this Zi Char Stall serving tasty Hor Fan and other dishes. They have Mala Xiang Guo, Western food etc; in particular; the Popiah stall serves delicious Popiah too! Ample parking directly above this kopitiam is the multi storey carpark!

Ming Ji Wanton Noodle - ordered #7 prawn dumpling noodle. Chili is very spicy for me but noodle was very nicely cooked. Springy and thin. But disappointed with the dumplings. Very small and no prawn seen inside :(