Redhill Food Centre

Local breakfast soft boiled eggs served with kaya and butter toasts accompanied by a cup of coffee. Cuttlefish with spinach chilli and toasted peanuts

The chicken rice was AMAZING there the soy sauce, and the chicken was delightful, and the rice was flavorful.

Can be crowded. My mother-in-law loves to buy her vegetables here. She says it's cheaper than most markets.

Good open concept for hawker center, as beside the hawker center there is a big space, can let children run and play.

Old school western food with biggest servings my personal favourite tender juicy pork chop with a sausage yummy no regrets look for wow wow west straight in left corner

A neighborhood hawker center that serves various local dishes and varieties of choices to choose from.

Dirty & smoky environment, Food stalls are hardly open, birds flying in & out of food centre, toilets are unbelievable dirty. Won't recommend.

So much good food can be found here. Every stall offers something yummy. The satay bee hoon and Teochew porridge are to die for.

Good choices available some worth queuing. Fried beehoon kinda let down but chicken wing worth the calories

Although a number of stalls were not open on Sunday afternoon, there was still a wide variety of food available. Nice!

Highly recommend the Sichuan 煮炒 store: 锅仔之家！Very flavourful dishes at more than reasonable prices. Also recommend the juice store and the dessert store which only opens four days a week (if I remember correctly).

Food lovers will like it here. Good and cheaper. Just a walk away from Redhill MRT station along the shelter walkway.

Tried the chicken rice set. The portion is just nice for an adult & vege also enough for two. Strongly recommended & crowded.

One of the old hawker centers with nice food such as satay beehoon, fried carrot cake and chicken rice

Old School food centre. Fond memories from the 70s n and 80s. Cool place. But rather unclean. Food is great.

- chicken rice (middle row stall)
- xiao long bao
- fried chicken wings (PM Lee queued up for this years ago)
- Sze char (second row)
- qing tian dessert (dancing man serves)
- lao huo tang, Chinese soup (front row)
- famous fatty cheong roasted
- curry chicken (middle stall)
- popiah (coffeeshop behind the wet market, best in SG in my view)

My fave spot and hawker place for best Indian Muslim food. Tried their Rojak and the sauce is waaaaaay better than those well-known ones. The sauce is not too sweet and non spicy, suitable for kids. Their fritters are also crispy and crunchy. Also, generous portion. On top of that, tip top service and waiting time is just perfect.

We had satay beehoon n chicken wings. We like this food centre. The cleaners are very prompt in clearing the tables. Excellent. Definitely one of the best food centre

Some of my family favorite stall:
1) Satay Bee Hoon: the only stall, among the best in Singapore, usually sold-out before 2pm.
2) Pork Porridge: Taxi driver's favorite, this stall facing the main road, usually starts from 6am, sold-out before 10am.
3) Soya bean drink: run by a pair of sister, abit snobbish but serving one of the best freshly made soya drink and bean curd in the food center.

Old but not lacking in food choices. Try the curry rice, chicken rice, fishball noodles, congee, satay beehoon or the BBQ chicken wings if you are new to the place. No frills but with lots of delicious food (esp.the mom & pop stalls) all in one place!