Came here for a quick lunch catch-up with a friend and tried both the chicken rice and wanton mee. Both were solid and very satisfying 👍 The highlight for me was the chicken — it had that nice gelatin (jelly) layer, which made it smooth and tender. This usually comes from proper poaching, and it’s honestly quite rare to find nowadays. Prices are affordable, and overall the food is very enjoyable. Portion-wise, do take note that the noodle portions are quite large — better to order small unless you’re sharing. There are also many other good food options here, so I’ll definitely be back to try more. Overall, a good and satisfying meal. Will consider coming back again. 👍

There are a number of stalls i like. Lots of choices within this hawker centre. The traditional Yam Cake and 肠粉 stall, the Chicken porridge and chinese salad stall, Porridge stall that sells pork trotters, 擂茶，云吞面，酿豆腐，fishball noodles and Tang gui duck & roast pork rice. Recently another new stall Hello Fish. Pretty good. I tried the Assam style. My favourite beef noodles stall had gone. So sadz. I wish the tables can be cleaned promptly and concerned party to monitor the issue of excessive crows, magpies and pigeons picking food around the hawker centre. Some crows can be aggressive too.

A popular local food centre among residents in the area, this spot offers a variety of options for vegans, vegetarians, and anyone looking for meatless meals. There are two Chinese vegetarian stalls - Wan Yuan Vegetarian and Tofu Vegetarian Food — both of which are vegan-friendly and allium-free. You'll also find a Delisnacks stall serving traditional vegan and vegetarian snacks. In addition, some stalls, such as Thunder Bowl, offer dishes with vegetarian options.

Very crowded even on weekday morning. Soaking in the surrounding booths selling CNY goodies. Had the Beo Crescent Signature Lor Mee. The volume is big with lots of ingredients of pork, egg, fried fish etc. lots of good food in this Food centre. Highly recommended.

Actually not bad for a hawker stall food ! Can’t say as same as Malaysian Food, but for a standard level curry mee, it is slightly higher then average, which is satisfactory. Owner of the franchise will listen to suggestions and improve over time. Which I think this values more then the price itself. Obviously I won’t eat this at this price every day. But when feeling to reward myself or bringing guest to eat some good but not too expensive fine dining, this is one of the options.