Block 538 Bedok North Market and Food Centre

The Hawkers side is good only up to 2pm for late lunch. Only Ah Koon fish soup and meat balls soup is open up to 7.30pm. Food is excellent.

I love the minced pork fishball bee hoon soup.the store next to soya sauce chicken.price reasonable $3.50, quantity reasonable too.every sunday morning breakfast.there is another store with the roasted items, e.g. Cha siew, roast duck, roast pork, soya sauce chicken.the mixture of the sauce for dry noodles is good.suitable me.

Like any other market centres in Singapore, it is clean and as busy. Great food stalls. Great friendly and accommodating chefs.
The usual long queue for some, and the normal stall.

The vegetarian fried carrot cake can be done in white or black and the vegetarian bee hoon also very nice must try.

Most stalls are closed from the evenings. But a super place to be in for a quiet beer and light zhi char and soup. Very clean

A great market for breakfast and lunch but unfortunately, not much for dinner as most of the stalls close by around 3pm.

All types of food are available! Hidden gem market
Please also come and support the elderly ahma who sell the egg

Went around Bedok and many kopitiams are still closed or limited stalls open during the CNY!

Decided to try this market cum hawker centre and found many stalls already open for business on 3rd day of CNY!

Decided to give this Mee Pok stall a try and found the noodles and taste still pretty decent!

Ample parking around the place!

Lots of yummy food here. Wanton mee, prawn mee, bak chor mee, mee siam. Only 3 bus stops away from Bedok Bus Interchange.

Many noodle choices, not bak cho Mee though. Fishball n prawn.tried a prawn mee stall by the corner. Bak kut plus prawn, 6 bucks. Abit pricy but not bad.

If you think formerly Chinatown Hawker Centre Michelin Soya sauce chicken Liao Fan is great, this store is equally good. Besides, both Liao Fan and the stall chef are buddy too. In addition, this stall passed his "Math", unlike some stalls that sell their whole chicken at, say, $15, half a chicken is $8.50, $9.00, or more. But, this stall is selling at $7.50 for half a chicken, very just. My experience? They are courteous and understanding my needs, no question asked, and not arrogant. I was there at 9.45am, only 5 chickens left, and usually close around 1pm, all sold out by then.

A hidden gem that tuck away in the middle of Bedok, quite far from any MRT station. A middle size food centre with a limited seats. A lot of stall sell noodles but the variety of foods is still quite good.
I like the mixed rice stall and the wanton noodle stall.

One of the best morning hawker centres in Singapore. Grew up here. 5 stars. Full of local hawker and neighborly flavors.

Prawn noodle was above average but prawns had not much of a taste. Soya oil chicken was just average.

There are quite many nice food stalls in this hawker centre, but my favorite is the laksa! Very rich with many ingredients and the lady boss is very friendly and she had been selling laksa for almost 30 years, Authentic & worth the try!

Too much of old people especially the Chinese who occupy the seats and GOSSIP, as though they got nothing else to do.

This is one of the old neighborhood hawker centre and wet market. You can find a lot of friendly people and stall owners in here.

Clean and food selection not bad. There is the soya sauce chicken, wanton noodles n prawn mee soup n laksa stalls galore, vegetarian stalls too. Friendly stall holders and a clean place.

Always one of my favourite place to get my fish! Fresh, good service and reasonable pricing.and my family loves the stall that sells Pao (Dumpling). Handmade, the ingredients aren't compromise which means standard is CONSISTENTLY maintained

Good varieties of local cuisine all at very affordable prices. Support our local hawkers instead of REITs.