People's Park Food Centre

Revamped Peoples Park food centre is now cleaner and better ventilation. Feels more airy with many fans installed. Many choices of local food and native China favorites. Plenty of choices for different taste buds and very affordable. This time I enjoyed a local char koay teow from a unassuming stall and the taste was delicious. Full of wok hei, smokiness and deep flavor. Stall #01-1136 This hawker centre is highly recommended.

This is one of the best hawker centers I’ve seen just because you’ve got your hawker center with soups, rice, noodles, fried carrot cake dishes and way more, but right outside are also little snacky areas with a great selection of Chinese snacks. I’ve eaten here multiple times and have always had something to eat and it never took me too long searching for food. The prices all around the hawker are pretty decent and usually you’ll be able to find a seat unless it’s extremely packed. Most recently I’ve got bean sprouts, rice with pork, and fried carrot cake and everything was quickly placed and served and delicious. You should expect as well that you’ll have to pick up your food when it’s finished as it’s self-service and for some stalls they might charge an additional extra cents for takeaway. Overall, a nicely packed and located hawker center.

This Chinatown hawker market is a local gem far from tourist crowds. Although Maxwell Hawker market is still good, it has been heavily influenced by tourists whereas this market sits out of foreigners way. With over 50 stalls, hundreds of options. The Hainanese Chicken Rice is the best we've tasted, soft and juicy, alongside incredible roasted duck and pork. The unique drinks are worth exploring. However, expect stares from the locals, being the only foreigners in the entire market that stretches forever.

As a visitor who’s very keen to try local food especially the highly acclaimed Hainanese chicken rice, I was very happy to chance upon one at this old and popular food center. I tried the Boon Heng chicken rice stall twice before writing this up. For dinner, I had the plain chicken and for lunch, I tried the roasted chicken. The stall boast being listed as one of the most popular ‘must eat’ as voted by customers. Half a chicken costs SGD$12. Side dishes and rice cost an average of SGD$2. Such a great bargain! Portion is large and food fleshy prepared.. The food center is always busy but it’s very conveniently located near the Chinatown train station. I will definitely be back again if I’m back.

This food place has more than 45 years of history. It has more than 40 outlets serving variety of local food and chinese dishes. There are many popular stalls where many loyal patrons are willing to queue patiently for their regular favorite dosage. One such stall is the famous Yong Tau Foo Soup. There is always a queue Infront of the stall before its open to serve the customers. If you don't see a queue, it's very likely they have completed the sale for the day. "Retro and oldies" it's probably how I described this place and many fond memories for the elderly who has visited this place since they were young.

the most value here is the vibe, you could observe this from nowhere in singapore but only in foodcourts. especially those where lot of local are gathering and having fun, drinking beer, chit chating, screaming, having fun, gathering around the hot pot. the vibe is amazing. food is acceptable and price is suoer affordable

Many chinese stalls here… decided to try the Mala pop corn chicken, Fried dumplings and Xiao long bao… but foods so so only. Finish off with some beers as the market can be quite hot inside. But the uncle at the drinks stall is very nice.

Dinner at Chinatown's People's Park Food Hawker Centre was a delight. The nice, decent Chinese food offered a taste of home-cooked meals, and every dish was thoroughly enjoyed. I'll definitely be back for more!

Revamped Peoples Park food centre is now cleaner and better ventilation. Feels more airy with many fans installed. Many choices of local food and native China favorites. Plenty of choices for different taste buds and very affordable. This time I enjoyed a local char koay teow from a unassuming stall and the taste was delicious. Full of wok hei, smokiness and deep flavor. Stall #01-1136 This hawker centre is highly recommended.

This is one of the best hawker centers I’ve seen just because you’ve got your hawker center with soups, rice, noodles, fried carrot cake dishes and way more, but right outside are also little snacky areas with a great selection of Chinese snacks. I’ve eaten here multiple times and have always had something to eat and it never took me too long searching for food. The prices all around the hawker are pretty decent and usually you’ll be able to find a seat unless it’s extremely packed. Most recently I’ve got bean sprouts, rice with pork, and fried carrot cake and everything was quickly placed and served and delicious. You should expect as well that you’ll have to pick up your food when it’s finished as it’s self-service and for some stalls they might charge an additional extra cents for takeaway. Overall, a nicely packed and located hawker center.

This Chinatown hawker market is a local gem far from tourist crowds. Although Maxwell Hawker market is still good, it has been heavily influenced by tourists whereas this market sits out of foreigners way. With over 50 stalls, hundreds of options. The Hainanese Chicken Rice is the best we've tasted, soft and juicy, alongside incredible roasted duck and pork. The unique drinks are worth exploring. However, expect stares from the locals, being the only foreigners in the entire market that stretches forever.

As a visitor who’s very keen to try local food especially the highly acclaimed Hainanese chicken rice, I was very happy to chance upon one at this old and popular food center. I tried the Boon Heng chicken rice stall twice before writing this up. For dinner, I had the plain chicken and for lunch, I tried the roasted chicken. The stall boast being listed as one of the most popular ‘must eat’ as voted by customers. Half a chicken costs SGD$12. Side dishes and rice cost an average of SGD$2. Such a great bargain! Portion is large and food fleshy prepared.. The food center is always busy but it’s very conveniently located near the Chinatown train station. I will definitely be back again if I’m back.

This food place has more than 45 years of history. It has more than 40 outlets serving variety of local food and chinese dishes. There are many popular stalls where many loyal patrons are willing to queue patiently for their regular favorite dosage. One such stall is the famous Yong Tau Foo Soup. There is always a queue Infront of the stall before its open to serve the customers. If you don't see a queue, it's very likely they have completed the sale for the day. "Retro and oldies" it's probably how I described this place and many fond memories for the elderly who has visited this place since they were young.

the most value here is the vibe, you could observe this from nowhere in singapore but only in foodcourts. especially those where lot of local are gathering and having fun, drinking beer, chit chating, screaming, having fun, gathering around the hot pot. the vibe is amazing. food is acceptable and price is suoer affordable

Many chinese stalls here… decided to try the Mala pop corn chicken, Fried dumplings and Xiao long bao… but foods so so only. Finish off with some beers as the market can be quite hot inside. But the uncle at the drinks stall is very nice.

Dinner at Chinatown's People's Park Food Hawker Centre was a delight. The nice, decent Chinese food offered a taste of home-cooked meals, and every dish was thoroughly enjoyed. I'll definitely be back for more!

Huge hawker center in the middle of Chinatown, Singapore immediately next to the Chinatown MRT station. Not the cleanest. Not the most touristy. Not the most modern. But they have a great selection and amazing prices. You can expect to pay no more than $5 for a meal. The first thing I noticed is now bustling this area was. Lots of locals, which made it easier to follow the crowds for the best stalls! We visited two other hawker centers in Chinatown on the same day (Maxwell Food Centre and Chinatown Complex Food Centre) and this one was by far the most lively. In fact, the other centers were a little dead compared to this one with many businesses closed. Even though it was crowded, bit wasn't hard to find a seat and the lines moved quickly. My only complaint was the lack of cleanliness. This center is clearly on the older end, and the floors, tables, chairs were dirty and worn. Bring your disinfectant wipes and hand sanitizer.

Lots of different types of local food to choose from. Mainly Chinese food and China styled dishes. The place is a Mecca for Chinese food. Crowed at lunch and dinner times. Go in between and you won't feel crushed. Try the authentic China mala dishes. Whole fried fish on a steaming tray. Chinese ala cart dishes are available too. Definitely not restaurant ambience but the food is delicious!

Some of Singapore's greatest food can be found inside this Hawker Center in China Town. We ate Michelin pork & duck here and it was the amazing. From drinks to snacks and down right meals it's all here.

I ate here, a ton. Food is so inexpensive and yet soooooo delicious. Tables and the whole loud mess and cacophony....a bit of getting used to, and one has to have bit of a tough belly. Sticky? Yes, a bit, tabletops and memorable yellow plastic chairs. One comes to attack all of the food choices here anyway. Go half blind with taste buds fully prepped! But from everything from fruit juices to hot regional specialties, I enjoyed arching through all of the hawker stalls. There's an indoor large space of hawker, and then adjacent, outside, is another mess of vendors, selling fruits, juices, carbohydrate wonders, snack street food. Almost impossible to describe it all now. I'm looking into back reviewing SG places. Finishing the Crazy Rich Asians trilogy has gotten me hooked back on this fascinating island city-state,

Right next to Chinatown MRT. Amazing Hawker Center with variety of food and cheap prices. The only downsize, there is no AC. But the food is worth it. You get a variety of options ranging from noodles, hotpot, soup etc. There are a lot of snacks options and fruit sellers too. Money exchangers with reasonable rates are also there. I have come here many times but this time tried the spicy sichuan noodles (SGD4) along with sugarcane juice with no ice (SGD2.3). Both amazing. I saw a long queue for a hotpot place that I am gonna try next!

So much food. So reasonable So good. These hawker stalls rely on local patronage so you benefit because they wouldn't be in business if they weren't good. I four I stall with shave ice I had the mango lychee shave ice $2.5 and the $2 shave ice. Both were not up to my shave ice standards and I rate it a 2 star but on a hot day it goes up to 4 for refreshing. Stall number 0-1142

This place is a bit of a mess and often neglected, especially with the wonderful hawker center behind People's Park Centre. Nonetheless, there are a few reasons why you should visit this place, 1. Vegetarian stall--Fake meat? Check! Fake fish? Check! Brown rice? Check! Is everything covered in corn syrup or oil? Nope, so check, check! 2. Cheap food with air conditioning...enough said. 3. Saba Fish from the Korean stall. At $5 a pop, this baby here can't go wrong. 4. See #2 5. See #2 Sure, this place is frequented by the elderly, but they don't smell like muscle rub so it's all good! At least, I don't think they smell like muscle rub...I'm much too busy stuffing my face :)

This was really delicious food. From the beef noodle soup over dumplings, steamed and fried up to the Szechuan style food. Proximity to China town makes it somewhat focused on Chinese food.

Walked over from hong lim plaza Had laksa dish near the coffee place Some inside upstairs will have ac Early morning is quiet compared to the Hong lim plaza .. Not many stores open yet

Too much China food. The place is messy, dirty and poor ventilation although there are fans. Give tourist a poor image of Singapore. It should house more varities local food.

Great place if you have no idea what to eat, they have everything! Affordable as well. It is a bit messy and somewhat dirty, so be prepared :)