Big, convenient hawker centre near Sengkang MRT & Compass One offering a wide variety of local & international food at reasonable prices. Seating is spacious & breezy after renovations. 10% off when paying via the FairPrice app 👍

Hainanese curry rice: Fragrant curry, good portion (especially with the rice) Mixed veg rice: Often a long queue in the evening. They have good fried rice, about $5+ for 1 veg+1 meat+fried rice. Ingredients are nice Herbal soup: Average portion, nice lotus root soup (though, it tastes about the same in most herbal soup stalls), goes well with pumpkin rice. Korean: Both Korean stalls are fine, Jin Kimchi in particular is a chain stall but the quality is good and the packaging is well sealed. Butter and Cream: really good cakes and tarts, but I recommend eating fresh. Especially the egg tarts, they taste much better fresh than kept overnight in the fridge. Carrot cake: white carrot cake is pretty good, but can be quite salty / oily. They forgot to add / remove chili based on request a few times...but overall the food is good and I will buy again Drink stall: Teh peng is ok. Avocado drink is a scam, the gula melaka is very sweet and tastes good but I am fairly certain "avocado juice" should be blended...not have the whole avocado.... There's nothing in particular that stands out a lot, but it's relatively affordable in general and food is not bad! Just won't recommend the avocado "juice" 😹

Chicken was tender, but rice was not fragrant. The satay was not thoroughly cooked. When we informed the aunty and she offered to re-grill, she put the satay that was bitten once back onto the grill to re-grill. Questionable hygiene.

This 1 star is given to a Vietnamese Bánh mì stall. It cost me SG$8 and the piece of chicken inside can't even been seen outside the bread. It's smaller than 旺旺米饼. When the lady pass the packet of Bánh mì to me, its feels like I am holding a empty bag. Don't waste your money on this stall. For SG$8, I can have a big piece of fried chicken for Economic Rice with another meat and vegi, a big burger, a 2 pieces fried chicken from western food stall, a whole chicken from Cold Storage with $0.10 less. Photo shows that I have eaten half of the bread and the chicken is haven't appear yet.

Dear Owner of Kopitiam(Fairprice Group), may a humble common peasant like me ask, have your company staffs trained to handle the drinks stall with the standard operation procedure through out all the kopitiam outlet. If so, how do you justify the amount of drinks that is served to customer. $2.70 for this cup of milo, a cup full of ice (to the brim) and poured in with cold (ready made) milo, compared to outlets that serve the same thing, a cup full of ice and poured in with hot(freshly made) milo. And also given the recent inflation, does Fairprice Group find this price ($2.70) reasonable? Thank you.