Well organized and clean hawker center with nice big fans for ventilation. Good selection of food options. Can get a little pricey if you don’t order carefully. Everything was very tasty. Had the dinner one night and toast with soft eggs breakfast and coffee another day.

The cai peng stall selling mutton curry is a must try dish. Not forgetting the delicious ngoh hiong, the chilli dip is fantastic.

Wonderful new hawker center. Bright with strong ventilation. The pork trotters were sour and tender but the fried okra from that stall was even better.

First visit yesterday and finds it similar to the one at Fernvale. It’s very spacious with plenty of seatings. It’s very cooling as there are a few big rotating fans attached to the high ceiling which generates adequate wind to the place. The place is quite clean though there are birds flying around. I ordered Lor Mee with Batang Fish ($4.50) from Amoy Street Lor Mee stall and my hubby ordered Fried Hokkien Prawn Mee ($4.50) from Wok26 stall. The Lor Mee is good but the fried ingredients are quite overcooked and tough to chew. The Fried Hokkien Prawn Mee looks good but it is not as nice as it looked. As my hubby is still hungry, he ordered an Onigiri burger ($4.20) to share with me, the Onigiri burger is actually Japanese rice wrapped with seaweed, chicken katsu, salad and tamago. I find it quite unique. Rating for Lor Mee: 4/5 stars Rating for Hokkien mee: 2.5/5 stars Rating for Onigiri burger: 3.5/5

Hawker center here offer quite a wide range of food, decided to choose this newly open BKT . Tried their soup, dry bkt, mee sua, fried intestine, eggs etc. the soup is flavorful and can taste the essence of the herbs but a little bit salty. Dry bkt is nice, fried with lady fingers and intestine, chewy and spicy. I likes their mee sua with the pork slices and enoki, the soup is different from the bkt soup, worth trying. Fried intestine is crispy and you won’t taste the fishy smell. Didn’t got a chance to try their fried porridge, will come back to try again!

Very airy and nice hawker centre. Meat in mutton soup was very tender and nice. The soup itself is very thick I guess from some form of thickener. But overall still nice. The Ayam penyet is nice too but our favourite is the prawn paste chicken. Will go again to try the other food.

Wow, so amazed by the hawker offerings here! Good variety and most of the food I tried is above average. Especially love the pig trotter rice, but have to be early as the Q is long. Fried carrot cake is crispy in the outside and soft on the inside. Fried Hokkien mee with chilli is yums! Also tried the Har Jeong chicken wings, wow like goreng pisang batter, light snd fluffy. Didn’t manged to get the munchi pancakes as it was sold out by the time I go to Q for it 😓. Will definitely be back to try more when I am around this area again!

How amazing! 😆 If you are new to the area or visiting Singapore, this is a good place to start. Nice range of food, some even have michelin stars! Most tables are neat and tidy and clean. Great start for new locals or visitors. Nice hidden gem.