We were nearby after our visit to Lake Garden, so we came here for breakfast. The place is easy to find, with a large parking area surrounding the food court. It’s located on the second floor, while the wet market is on the ground floor. The food court is neat and clean, and although it was quite crowded, it didn’t feel too packed and the ventilation was decent. There is a wide variety of food stalls to choose from, and the prices are very reasonable. Surprisingly, my meal cost only $3! Overall, it’s a nice neighbourhood food court with good food, affordable prices, and a pleasant dining experience. Would definitely come back again.

Been eating there since 2025. My favourites are: beef noodle soup (02–72), western stall (03-171) Cai fan with porridge (02-80) Lei Cha (03-120) More than half the stalls will close after 2pm. Ample wall fans around. Careful where u sit cuz some tables are smokers’ area. The cleaning staff are so hardworking and busy. Really appreciate them!

There is a new shop that sells Mediterranean food, if you are yearning to have some at such good price. Served nice and hot. Served by a courteous and pleasant man. Will definitely come again to Nomad.

One of my favourite char siew rice stall. This stall does not have menu buy sell roast chicken n char siew. Best in class with dry skin.

This hawker centre has two storeys. There are quite a number of good food choices. Place was quite clean too. Interestingly, there is a smoking area. This site apparently is the location of Singapore’s first hawker centre, and is part of the Jurong Heritage Trail.