Unpleasant experience last time we visited, there’s a long table in from of the stall, we bought the first 2 beers, and I asked to an “ang mo uncle” if we could sit there too, as the table is meant for 10 people and only him and other guy were there. He said no because the staff from the stall were seating there, I looked at the staff and they were all inside working, anyways I said OK But as I was walking away the caucasian uncle said something to the other guy seating at the table and they were laughing at me… Very rude attitude from this person that was just watching some sports game (he might be the owner, who knows) but that’s not the way towards a client and a girl in my case And about the staff, i understand they get tired, it’s a very demanding job, i’ve been working in service for many years standing on my feet for long hours (in heels), but clients are first, especially in a setting like this with limited seats We always got to sit near them no problem, even shared tables with the staff before, but that Saturday afternoon was the last one we’ll ever visit this stall As beer lovers is a shame… We ended up drinking beer from the uncle who runs the other craft beer stall

Good selection of craft beers but prices were on par with restaurants, pubs and bars. Beers were a little flat despite being in a hawker centre setting. Seems to be popular among the ang mohs and hipsters.

Located in a secluded corner of the famous Chinatown hawker center, which is a huge plus since one can have his/her own pint of beer in peace. Note that they don't brew their own beer (it's not a brewery, they got them elsewhere), but nevertheless the craft beer choice on the tap is very solid and diverse. It also has some relatively rare imports, most notably the excellent Ise Kadoya beers (very minor complaint - too bad they didn't have the signature Hime White by the time of my visit). Tried Angry Boy brown ale - it's great hoppy beer, tasted a bit more caramelized and earthy version IPA. Price per pint was standard craft beer bar outside upscale places in Singapore.

One of my favourite spots for craft beers. Come join the Mikkeller Running Club every first Saturday and third Thursday of the month!

We were travelling through Singapore and were brought here by local friends. The staff here are friendly and knowledgeable. We enjoyed the Relaxed Brew, a seasonally available brew from Alive Brewing Co. They love to talk about the various brews on offer and are quite proud of what they do. It’s interesting to get a glimpse of what the future of hawker stalls might look like.

Was actually headed to grab a beer from Bad Decisions but they weren’t open yet so I checked this out. Got the Heroes Jasmine Green Tea wheat beer and was not disappointed. Will definitely check them out more often from now.

Great place to chill, opens till late. Many local and overseas craft beer options.

Super cool spot - staff are lovely and welcoming. Cold beers, good vibes. They offer various sizes on your beers too, with UK pint available. They’ve got some seriously potent beers on offer as well, keep a look out for them! Cash only, but also QR code for e-pay. No cards.

Nice craft spot. Way in the back of a massive hawker center. Decent selection of beers, really nice servers and better than average prices. Busy but they work quickly. Only downside is no tasters or cards. But scan and pay is good. No frills, just good beer.

Love this place! Head up to the 2nd floor and grab a beer. Staff is amazing and so friendly. If you like craft beer and are in Singapore, go here!