This place is like little foodcourt. The Singapore Food Treats is a must for anybody taking a trip on the popular Singapore Flyer, purely for its location (literally under it), as well as fun décor and authentic food. I eat at Meng Kee Bak Kut Teh order a Set 1 baj kut teh for around $12 & Set 2 braised pig trotter for around $13. Food wise was average but it was a good choice for affordable meals compared to the other alternatives around the area which are mostly restaurants.

An OK selection of hawker food is served here. Pretty much what-you-see-is-what-you-get as per their selection on their website. If you've been to the food street at Chinatown, you'd probably find the atmosphere or concept quite familiar as it caters to the same crowd. A good recommendation if you want hawker food and happen to be in the area. We recommend that you get the Fried oysters here 😊

Its closed

Quite disappointed with this Hawker centre. Many of the stalls look like they're empty or don't exist. If you're coming to check out the Singapore flyer, I suggest eating elsewhere before or after checking out the attraction. There is a nice view of Marina Bay Sands and also the Garden by the Bay.

Just below the Singapore flyer is a food court sampling the best of the island's cuisine at reasonable prices

“Great local food” Visited September 2015 What a great way to sample all of Singapore's different local cuisines while you are at the Singapore Flyer. The food is quite cheap but full of flavours and there is something for everyone - from Chinese to Indian to Malay cuisine.

Though food is limited, which I don't mind, the service for this noodle is really bad.. Well, hope for better service in the future

Cheap and tasty local food in an area set up to look like traditional food stalls. Lots of variety and minimal prices, crazy busy sometimes and great people watching. It is located right beside the Singapore Flyer.

Most food stands didn't open on Saturday middle noon. Feel disappointed with the meal is different from photo on the banner.

Me and friend without searching for any restaurant visiting it here. The food price is very reasonable and pretty tasty. Its a wonderful chines food place like a food court. They have a good selection of dishes for me its value of money.

Came on weekday afternoon, only chicken rice and drink stall open for business, Bak kut teh stall nobody manning the stall and the rest of the stalls are all closed. Waste of time and land resources

overall not so bad :)

Stall 2 Bugis Street Famous Chicken Rice. Food is not Bad. Service is very Bad. The service staff is not local. I asked him about the fact that gave me more bones than actual steam chicken meat. He said yes it was a chicken wing and that I had to 'open my eyes' so that i can see that wings had bones! Hahaha. I told him that he was being rude and he said that I was by showing the fact there were bones in the meat. Then he spoke in Malay thinking that I would understand. Hahaha. This total lack of customer service in the food court at the flyer. He spoke to the other staff at stall 3. I asked him to stop being rude. He kept repeating himself and justifying his rudeness.