Haven't been here quite a while. Looks like it seems more spacious and cleaner after the upgrade. As usual can see long queues at the usual popular stalls. Used to have the impression it's hot and stuffy and not easy to find a table and the outdoor tables are so hot, but seems like all these have been addressed. This time round it's been enjoyable queuing and feasting on the good food with ease.

Since Chomp Chomp is only opened in the evenings, Serangoon Garden Hawker Centre is a very good alternative with some popular stalls for breakfast. Recently renovated, the reopened hawker centre is clean, airy and well designed with indoor and outdoor seatings. Our favourites are: 1) Serangoon Garden Bakery & Confectionery 2) Pancake King 3) Aliff Nasi Lemak 4) Serangoon Garden Carrot Cake Highly recommended 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

This is a hawker food centre in Serangoon Garden. It has recently been upgraded, so the place is very clean and new. There are not many famous or popular food stalls, but it's good enough if you are not too fussy 😀. 😊 eating local food 😋

Found a gem at Serangoon Garden food hawker centre. 天天來 stall 39. Their “豆花” is really smooth and cheap as shown, cost about $1. Hard to find elsewhere in Singapore. Their Soya bean milk is also cost $1/glass. Will support them again when I’m there. 😌

The Thai ice milk tea is fantastic! The noodles is springy though small in portion with just a few slices of char siew. Wanton is nice!

I love the ambience at this food centre. I prefer hanging out and chilling out here over the other food centre at Serangoon gardens. Love the variety here too! Just had beer and dinner here yesterday. The Zhi char stall at the corner serves really good food and the crispy pork knuckle is awesome too! Really enjoyed the prawn paste chicken wings as well! Beer is affordable and you can get Anchor bottles for $5.20! I like the kebabs and western food too. Heard the bakery there is great too but haven’t had the chance to try yet.

One of the best priced 粿汁 stewed pork organs It’s one of the best priced. This quantity that I order for 2 , normal places will charge you minimum over $20 bucks Ok back to the review The 粿 is smooth No odd smell of the intestines Love their soup , fragrance and not overwhelming If you happen to visit do queue and try it ***If you like my non sponsored comments about food and travels, follow me for more comments and reviews!!!***

Airy food centre with a clean and renovated restroom gave a welcoming vibe on a weekday morning. Even though not all stalls were open on Monday, those that were open were nice as well. The vegetarian stall was generous w servings, and the stall serving prawn noodles was good as well. Could not pass up on the baked goods stall (didn’t capture the name), but their peanut pancake and chocolate fudge cake were 💯. Will definitely come back again.

Authentic Turkish cuisine at our local hawker centre. Be patient in the queue; it’s worth it! We recommend dining in rather than opting for take-aways.”

Situated just nearby the famous Chomp Chomp Food Centre, this food centre offers a few good food like the kueh chap, pastries & chocolate cake.

I was looking for 杂菜饭, but I realized there isn't any in this food centre. So, I decided to check out Stall 20 - 89 Zion Rd Siang Hee Seafood. Verdict: No queue doesn't mean no good. 😆

This hawker has such different vibes from the rest, consists of wet market, traditional small stores that sells those leg cloth, plastic mugs for brushing teeth etc..interestingly a bread shop that needs to queue when it’s only bread! Had not bad laksa and a super big fish cake, warning, half a fish cake is very big, greedy mistake to order and couldn’t finish! The duck rice is supposed to be famous but i feel so so for that! Black carrot cake not bad tpp!!

This hawkers has such different vibes from the rest, consists of wet market, traditional small stores that sells those leg cloth, plastic mugs for brushing teeth etc..interestingly a bread shop that needs to queue when it’s only bread! Had not bad laksa and a super big fish cake, warning, half a fish cake is very big, greedy mistake to order and couldn’t finish! The duck rice is supposed to be famous but i feel so so for that!

Lots of variety of local food and reasonably priced. The bakery seems to pull in a crowd. The black carrot cake was tasty Parking can be a challenge during lunch time.

This hawker centre is bright, airy and clean. It's hot in the afternoon, but it's OK. Tried the carrot cake and kway chap. Carrot cake has loads of radish and kway chap, the pork is soft. It's a 30 mins queue for the kway chap. Is it worth the queuing? I think only real fans of kway chap will queue for it.

Not all stalls will be open Recommend the nasi padang and kebarb and fruit juice (banana milkshake) store

Serangoon Gardens Hawker is one of the most underrated hawkers I’ve been to. There are lots of food options, the place is clean, well sheltered and food is GOOD. I would highly recommend this place as it’s just a few stops by bus from Serangoon MRT station. Highlights: Laksa Turkish Kebab shop

Serangoon Garden Foodcourt is a popular hawker centre located in the Serangoon Gardens estate in northeastern Singapore. It is about 2.2km from the nearest MRT station, Serangoon MRT station. The foodcourt is clean and well-ventilated, and there are a lot of amenities nearby, such as Chomp Chomp Foodcourt (only open after 5pm) and a shoplot. There is a wide variety of food to choose from at Serangoon Garden Foodcourt, with something to suit everyone's taste. The prices are reasonable, and the food is of good quality. Some of the popular dishes include white coffee (from Chinese uncle coffee stalk), pancake, prawn noodle, and minced pork noodle. I would highly recommend Serangoon Garden Foodcourt to anyone looking for a delicious and affordable meal. It is a great place to try a variety of Singaporean food, and the atmosphere is relaxed and friendly. Here are some more details about the foodcourt: White coffee (from Chinese uncle coffee stalk): This is a must-try for coffee lovers. Pancake: This is a popular snack in Singapore. The pancakes are thin and crispy, and they are often served with sweet or savory fillings (eg: peanut or coconut shreds). Prawn noodle: This is a hearty and flavorful noodle dish. The noodles are cooked in a rich and flavorful prawn broth, and they are often served with prawns, vegetables, and chili sauce. Minced pork noodle: This is another popular noodle dish in Singapore. The noodles are cooked in a rich and flavorful minced pork broth, and they are often served with minced pork, vegetables, and chili sauce.

We had chicken kebab wrap (need to check with the stall whether it's possible to tone down the spiciness if you have a kid) Next, we had fried dumplings. Quite decent. Crispy on the outside, moist in the inside. Dipping vingear with nicely ground ginger. Soya bean milk is not bad as well.

Love it, especially with all the variety of choice & price friendly items. Shout out for the soya Bean drinks which is less than $1 & beancurd at $1. It's been awhile I had such wallet friendly prices. The rest of the food are nice. Can't wait to go back to try the resr.

Both dish cost me $11 If you're looking for nasi rawon, nasi sambal goreng, nasi ambeng you can visit this place. Indonesian style. Came here about 5plus pm.. Plenty dish to choose

I am back there because of the old school bakery. The traditional custard puff is a throw back to the good old times. So simple yet so delightful. Not too sweet, the crust is delicately crisp. Each mouthful is a heavenly bite