Hougang Hainanese Village Centre

Hawker center · Lorong Ah Soo

Hougang Hainanese Village Centre

Hawker center · Lorong Ah Soo

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Blk 105 Hougang Ave 1, Singapore 530105

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Hainan Jones at Urban Hawker is a spacious, clean food court serving a vibrant array of authentic Singaporean eats, perfect for breakfast or lunch.  

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Blk 105 Hougang Ave 1, Singapore 530105 Get directions

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Blk 105 Hougang Ave 1, Singapore 530105 Get directions

+65 6225 5632
nea.gov.sg

SGD 1–10

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"Today, Hainanese chicken is sometimes considered the national dish of Singapore, and can be found at Hainan Jones, the best stall in the Urban Hawker food court." - Robert Sietsema

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Kennigrace

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A wide variety of tasty local food. Some seating areas can get stuffy in this hot weather but some spots with lesser ppl can be more cooling.

Jacob TAN

Google
Mar Bo lor mee just opened an outlet here not too long ago. Today we had the fried fish lor mee and the fried fish laksa. Both the lor mee and the laksa are nice and consistent in taste to the other outlets. The fried fish is bigger here. It is very crispy and tasty. However, it was a little over fried and darker but not burnt. Service was a little slow as the order taker is inexperienced. Noticed that the famous nasi lemak stall is now operated by different people. There is no queue.

Edwin Sim

Google
Many traditional hawkers here usually busy during lunch time. Most of the hawkers here sells in the morning and finish by 1pm. The food centre is on the 1st floor and there are escalators to go up and down. The place although old is clean and airy.

T greensake

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15/12/2024 Had gu cai kueh & soon kueh from 和合 (total $2.20) for breakfast, was normal. I'll be back to try other items on the menu. They only accept cash, do take note.

KingKong 99

Google
A lovely Wet market (rarely found in new estate) and hawker centre in one place. Loved the ambience here. The busy noises gave off a sense of the good old times. Lots of stalls here. (See photo) This place is spacious and clean. Unlike Some places where pungent smells thrived, I felt happy walking through the market and no smell!😄 Will come again once I am free to travel here.

Jiak Papa

Google
A nice place to get all the authentic breakfast in Singapore. 龙 prawn noodle, chee cheong fun and pancake. White carrot cake, nasi lemak, mee siam, mee rebus, lor mee, bak chor mee and many other delicious food. Just open after renovation. Closed on Monday and Thursday. Tried the laksa today. $4.50 per bowl that has one full egg, 2 pieces of tau pow and few slices of fish cake. Delicious and will definitely eat again. Wen fa roasted - bought 2 packets of char siew, braised egg, roasted duck and pork for $16.40. Good portion and their roast stuff are nice.

Xin Hao

Google
A food haven filled with plenty of local hawker delights. Very well suited for breakfast, brunches or lunch hours where Most stalls are opened. Most stalls go back a long way and some are franchises from other famous outlets. The peanut pancake, char kuay teow, wanton noodles, lor mee, and chee kueh are all must-trys. Overall area is clean, spacious and well-ventilated. Multi-storey and open space parking available too.

Daniel Aiden Leo

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Came here on 04-02-2024 morning to have breakfast, finally choose this store selling economy breakfast beehoon stuff. This plate cost me $4.50. Food wise, can eat for me lah. Kopi O is $1.20.