Hong Lim Complex

Wide variety of local Singaporean foods. It is crowded because many of the stalls offer foods that are good.

An old shopping centre where there are some hawkers still serving very tasty food over the years.

The Hokkien prawn soup is superb. Great taste, good portions. The friendly chubby old and loud uncle adds to the overall eating experience.

Good place to have hawker food. Most of the stalls here are serve very good standard and tasty hawker food.

Food could be better, if the service improve. Some of the stallholders are quite hostile when taking the orders not that we are asking for free meal haha.

Good food court that have a lot of old stores & good food.
Parking lots always full and parking lot size are small

Best bak zhang (rice dumpling). People dont observe distancing. Very crowded during lunch hrs. Curry puff exceptional. Value for money.

Quite a number of famous stalls like chicken chop noodles, char keow tiao, curry chicken noodle, wanton noodles

Hong Lim Complex Food court
A place you able to find a lot of delicious local food. Such as, chicken rice, chinese herbs soup, spinach soup noodle, fish soup noodle, coconut rice, curry noodle and so on.
If you are traveler.this is the best place to try out all type of food in one stop. Lastly i would say all type of food are in reasonable prices.
Overall SGD 4 to SGD 5.

Plenty of choices to eat during lunch time. Most of the stalls closed after lunch time except for a few other stalls.
There are the famous Chicken Curry Noodles, The dumplings stall, Char Kuay Teow, Prawn Noodles, Laksa, Duck Rice and Kuay Chap, etc. There are also Muslim food stalls around.coffee stalls quite a few on the 1st and 2nd level.

Enormous hustling and bustling hawker center featuring tons of diverse local food. Worth a trip even simply for experiencing the classic South East Asian hawker center atmosphere.

A massive hawker center with lots of stalls serving cheap and good local fare. Great choice for tourists seeking Singaporean food. Must be included in your itinerary!

This is the place I will come for my Saturday morning breakfast. The curry noodles on the 2nd floor is superb. Really the place to go for a variety of good and atmosphere.

An old estate's food centre with many hawkers who are old timers.

Ah Heng curry chicken bee hoon mee who was awarded a Michelin star is a popular dish to try. Prices are steeper than others though but nevertheless yummy.

Other popular dishes to try: outram char kway teow, bak Chor mee, SL II muffin egg tarts, wanton mee etc.

Tuck Kee cray fish horfun.can't find another stall equivalent to this elderly couple horfun.the Outram char kway teow is also in this hawker centre's. Bak-chang is also one of the best. However, the wanton noodles is VERY overrated.very ordinary. The ground floor curry noodles is also another overrated.that stall on level 2 is as good plus good customers service! Overall, Fook Hai kawker centre's has plenty of good food, reasonable prices and long Q.especially during lunch time.

This place have very nice foods like the sungei road trishaw laksa, old hokkien st prawn noodle and the ah heng curry chicken noodle. There is also a rice dumpling stall that only sell rice dumpling. A place worth a try for their food.

Good place to savour hawker food as well as to buy Chinese medical products.it is conveniently located next to ChinaTown Point and easily walkable to People's Park Complext where there is also MRT station (aptly named "Chinatown'). If you need to see a travel agent, you can easily go to Fook Hai Building to visit Chan Brothers or go to Chinatown Point to visit CTC Travel, EU Travel and Super Travel. There is also a NLB library at Chinatown point

Lecker. Aber alles hat seinen Preis selbst die warungs bzw streetfoods haben hier einen stattlichen Preis.

A very popular food centre among the local n foreigners working in Singapore. Quite a few famous stalls are here such as fried noodle, wild boar meat fish ball n meat ball noodle, duck rice, curry chicken noodle etc are always very crowded particularly during lunch hours daily tojnd the year except chinese new year holidays. Highly recommended to taste the day-to-day life style of Singaporeans.

Fun place to go shopping for small items to take home as souvenirs or gifts. You can get lost in time and space here just looking.