People's Park Food Centre

I love these type of food markets. There are dozens of food vendors offering different varieties of delicious cooked food. The flavors are incredible. Have a look at some of the dishes I got. There are hundreds of seats and tables. The meals are relatively cheap. My favorite is the chilli chicken with peanuts and the spicy beans.

One of the many hawker centers in Singapore. Quite large. Just like the others, spartan conditions. Tables and chairs fixed to the floor, trays and (in some cases) plastic cutlery. Not very good hygiene conditions. Dozens of stalls selling all kinds of local food, but here most of them were selling those traditional ducks and deep fried pork belly. Also, a rich offer of natural juices.

A very popular food court for locals, it was endless small trader stalls each serving their own versions of meals at affordable prices. 1) Gets very busy at dinner, every 4 seated table is sharing between strangers tucked in shoulder to shoulder. Many locals order several dishes, eat a tiny bit n ask for containers to take rest home. 2) Recommend these places of a local lifestyle of eating out for cheap prices 3) After eating, take your tray to the dedicated cleaning stations 4) Tables are not dedicated to the stall next to it, anyone can seat anywhere. There's no staff to clean tables, so clean it yourself, bring tissues and antibacterial gel etc. 5) There are MANY food courts, some are targeted at tourist hotspots (Maxwell..) and many are just for local patrons. Places like these only have ceiling fans and no Aircon.

Visit to People’s Park Food Centre is a feast for the senses, where the lively atmosphere reflects the melting pot of cultures. Stalls brim with an array of local favorites, from Singapore hawker classics. The variety is endless — noodles, dumplings, roasted meats, and fragrant stir-fries fill the air with irresistible aromas. It has underwent renovations in 2024 and it is now more airy with overhead netting above the tables and chairs where they are in the exposed to weather areas to prevent birds from landing onto the food.

Bad review for Lee Kwang Kee fish soup Ordered the black grouper soup at $9 which I was told it ran out and they proposed to change to red grouper at $10. Since it was for takeaway, I was unable to check the contents which to my surprise later, the black grouper slices given was more than the red grouper which was what I paid for. Very dishonest tactics.

Historic hawker centre in the heart of Chinatown, now well-known for its many PRC-run stalls offering Sichuan mala dishes alongside long-time local favourites like braised duck, roast meats, loh mei & yong tau foo. Wide variety & affordable prices, though the gritty, no-frills environment may not suit everyone.

Revamped Peoples Park food centre is now cleaner and better ventilation. Feels more airy with many fans installed. Many choices of local food and native China favorites. Plenty of choices for different taste buds and very affordable. This time I enjoyed a local char koay teow from a unassuming stall and the taste was delicious. Full of wok hei, smokiness and deep flavor. Stall #01-1136 This hawker centre is highly recommended.

People’s Park in Chinatown is absolutely awesome. This place is packed with food options — from noodles to rice dishes to delicious snacks — and everything is priced fairly. No tourist rip-offs here, just honest, authentic food at great value. The variety is incredible, the portions are solid, and the quality is consistently good. It feels like a hidden gem in Singapore, even though it’s right in the middle of Chinatown. If you want real local flavors without overspending, this food court is the perfect spot. Highly recommended for anyone who loves exploring Singapore’s food scene!

Huge hawker center in the middle of Chinatown, Singapore immediately next to the Chinatown MRT station. Not the cleanest. Not the most touristy. Not the most modern. But they have a great selection and amazing prices. You can expect to pay no more than $5 for a meal. The first thing I noticed is now bustling this area was. Lots of locals, which made it easier to follow the crowds for the best stalls! We visited two other hawker centers in Chinatown on the same day (Maxwell Food Centre and Chinatown Complex Food Centre) and this one was by far the most lively. In fact, the other centers were a little dead compared to this one with many businesses closed. Even though it was crowded, bit wasn't hard to find a seat and the lines moved quickly. My only complaint was the lack of cleanliness. This center is clearly on the older end, and the floors, tables, chairs were dirty and worn. Bring your disinfectant wipes and hand sanitizer.

Lots of different types of local food to choose from. Mainly Chinese food and China styled dishes. The place is a Mecca for Chinese food. Crowed at lunch and dinner times. Go in between and you won't feel crushed. Try the authentic China mala dishes. Whole fried fish on a steaming tray. Chinese ala cart dishes are available too. Definitely not restaurant ambience but the food is delicious!

Some of Singapore's greatest food can be found inside this Hawker Center in China Town. We ate Michelin pork & duck here and it was the amazing. From drinks to snacks and down right meals it's all here.

I ate here, a ton. Food is so inexpensive and yet soooooo delicious. Tables and the whole loud mess and cacophony....a bit of getting used to, and one has to have bit of a tough belly. Sticky? Yes, a bit, tabletops and memorable yellow plastic chairs. One comes to attack all of the food choices here anyway. Go half blind with taste buds fully prepped! But from everything from fruit juices to hot regional specialties, I enjoyed arching through all of the hawker stalls. There's an indoor large space of hawker, and then adjacent, outside, is another mess of vendors, selling fruits, juices, carbohydrate wonders, snack street food. Almost impossible to describe it all now. I'm looking into back reviewing SG places. Finishing the Crazy Rich Asians trilogy has gotten me hooked back on this fascinating island city-state,

Right next to Chinatown MRT. Amazing Hawker Center with variety of food and cheap prices. The only downsize, there is no AC. But the food is worth it. You get a variety of options ranging from noodles, hotpot, soup etc. There are a lot of snacks options and fruit sellers too. Money exchangers with reasonable rates are also there. I have come here many times but this time tried the spicy sichuan noodles (SGD4) along with sugarcane juice with no ice (SGD2.3). Both amazing. I saw a long queue for a hotpot place that I am gonna try next!

So much food. So reasonable So good. These hawker stalls rely on local patronage so you benefit because they wouldn't be in business if they weren't good. I four I stall with shave ice I had the mango lychee shave ice $2.5 and the $2 shave ice. Both were not up to my shave ice standards and I rate it a 2 star but on a hot day it goes up to 4 for refreshing. Stall number 0-1142

This place is a bit of a mess and often neglected, especially with the wonderful hawker center behind People's Park Centre. Nonetheless, there are a few reasons why you should visit this place, 1. Vegetarian stall--Fake meat? Check! Fake fish? Check! Brown rice? Check! Is everything covered in corn syrup or oil? Nope, so check, check! 2. Cheap food with air conditioning...enough said. 3. Saba Fish from the Korean stall. At $5 a pop, this baby here can't go wrong. 4. See #2 5. See #2 Sure, this place is frequented by the elderly, but they don't smell like muscle rub so it's all good! At least, I don't think they smell like muscle rub...I'm much too busy stuffing my face :)

This was really delicious food. From the beef noodle soup over dumplings, steamed and fried up to the Szechuan style food. Proximity to China town makes it somewhat focused on Chinese food.

Walked over from hong lim plaza Had laksa dish near the coffee place Some inside upstairs will have ac Early morning is quiet compared to the Hong lim plaza .. Not many stores open yet

Too much China food. The place is messy, dirty and poor ventilation although there are fans. Give tourist a poor image of Singapore. It should house more varities local food.

Great place if you have no idea what to eat, they have everything! Affordable as well. It is a bit messy and somewhat dirty, so be prepared :)