Competition is tight in lorong 8 for char kway teow with as many as 4 char kway teow stalls. This, however is in my opinion the best. They also have the longest queue though, even though you may not see it as they have a queue system. The noodles is well fried with enough wok hei, seasoned with the right amount of dark soy sauce, which combines with the noodles really well. Generally on the wetter side, but not the wettest around. Really really yummy. Cockles are also very fresh and juicy. Overall very well executed and balanced dish.

Tried the beef noodle (01-72). The most generous and sumptuous I ever had. Lady boss was very friendly, patient and not stingy at all in serving the portion and condiments unlike too many stalls elsewhere. The soup and gravy is very flavourful and not watery . Highly recommend.

Loads of good food and love the lively environment here. Local foods like Fried Hokkien Prawn Noodles, Scissors Curry Rice, Teochew Porridge and superb coffee and dessert options! A place where homegrown Singaporean man, woman, boys and girls goes.

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Very well maintained market and food center upstairs. Regular evening cleaning by the town council. Great food in the food center upstairs such as the Joon Heng Noodle stall selling chicken feet noodle, 88 congee, duck rice, Hup Lee Fried Mee Hoon selling economy bee hoon and come daily hokkien mee which is my favorite. There is a snack stall on the ground level and this uncle sells really fresh snacks, his opening hours is in regular and do have plenty of patience to purchase your snack.

Nice n adorable madeleines and big crossiants at this stall. Madeleines were fresh out of oven when I visited at 9 plus in e morning. Run by a young hawker and they sell waffles, ice cream n pasta too.

Known for the fried carrot cake (chey suay) that you have to queue for at least 30mins: tip is to place order first, have a cup of coffee, the collect. Hawker centre is usually busy in the day, and few stalls open for dinner.

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Came to this hawker by chance - fate brought us to one of the best chicken claypot rice I’ve ever tried. Succulent boneless chicken and not too charred/hard rice, generous fillings. Oyster egg was nice too - plump oysters wrapped comfortably by fluffy egg. The chilli for both dishes compliment the mains like lovers on a honeymoon. What monday blues? It’s a relatively clean hawker centre.

I am not sure about the food because I didn't eat here, but the public toilet is newly renovated and really clean. I was expecting to pay 20 cents for usage but it was free to use as well. I could see that most of the shops opened till late, and it had a good hawker center atmosphere.

Love this place. Alot of places open even at night time, came there like 9 plus and places are alive. Alot of open stalls.

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