The masters of hawker food have gathered in this large,crowded food centre. It is constantly crowded and you have to wait for tables but its worth it. Fatman satay still packs a punch from its Satay Club days, so does the wanton noodles, the char koey teow, the rojak, the beancurd dessert, the prawn noodles from Albert Street and so... More

Yoiu gotta take your time to find out what's good and what's not so good in this massive, crowded hawker centre.

Just wish we could eat in peace withour peddlers of all sorts coming to bug you.

Most of stall in the food center are famous. Price are reasonable.

The variety here is recommended to visitors who want to try a good variety of food. THere are some very good food here and some average. As a guide, most of those with queues are usually pretty good. I don't have any favourite stalls but in general I try to have chicken rice, fried carrot cake, rojak, chicken wings, seafood,... More

Too much to offer here. They have the char kway teow, whom the chef wears a rolex (tis is famous). Just to name some of the nice food located here: 1. Fish soup 2. Char Kway Teow 3. Lor Mee 4. Kway Chup 5. Wanton Mee anytime for a simple hawker meal, you will be spoilt for choices (and they... More

Top 5 that I've tasted so far... 1) Wanton noodles - Kallang Wanton noodles 2) Wanton noodles - the stall in the front row that doesn't require you to take a number. It's two stalls away 3) Oyster omelette - Old Airport Road stall inside the center 4) Pasta Mania - Inside the center. $5 for Carbonara 5) Prawn Noodles... More

Cheap and good. Though the wanton noodles at the front row is popular, but is not to my liking. The one at haig road is better.

Solid local food...though wished that the Rojak stall will open more often....keep missing it