There are lots of food options here with affordable price. I personally like the western food, Japanese food and mixed veg rice here. If you are first time here, recommend the western food for taste and price., the western comes with two side dishes and the portion is very generous. Taste is yummy! The Japanese food is yummy, except the kimchi. Cai peng tastes nice, very affordable and big portion. The drink stall upstairs has a variety of choices. The fish soup at level 1 is quite generous in terms of its portion, taste wise is average. The duck rice is cheaper than other places, and portion is slightly bigger but the duck meat that I had is not tender tho, quite hard. The wanton noodle upstairs is average, portion is small but has quite a special texture. The noodle stall at level 1 (last pic) tastes bad, however, cheap, only $3 for bak cho Mee, not recommend unless you are tight in wallet. The dry bak cho Mee pork is so watery and the taste is so diluted therefore, noodle texture not good as well. To conclude, would recommend this hawker centre here.

One of my favourite hawker centers! The seating is spacious and the fans make it cool. The food is always delicious, authentic and there are some unique stalls that serve up something different (and tasty)! My favourite go-to stall is the xiangju pan fried bun. It’s a bit like being in Shanghai, but with the Singaporean friendly touch! The rojak is a good comfort food alternative too.

Found this very nice pan-fried pork bun @Xiangyu Pan-Fried Bun stall in the new Jurong West hawker center. Very hot & juicy inside. Nicer than xiao long bao. Place is very spacious and clean and with basement carpark. Not crowded as place is new.

Specifically Sathik stall. It is horrible. Food have no taste, ask for no bean sprout and green chili. The whole maggie goreng was full of bean sprout and chili. I still ask them is it no bean sprouts and green chili and they said yes. I strongly advice eating against this stall. The other stall are great

I tried the pan fried pork bun ($4.50 for 3 pcs) and nasi lemak ($3.50). They were both amazing. Really hearty and filling, also moderately spicy. I also tried their iced kopi ($1.50), which was strong and a perfect balance between sweet and nutty. Really good food with spacious dining and multiple options. Reasonably priced as well. I would visit again to try other foods.