One of the better hawker centres but the price of good food is queue time. On average we queue for most dishes for 45 min. Individual rating 1) Outram park char kuey teow - 3/5 because it’s wetter than I would like. But would come back if there isn’t a queue 2) curry mee - 4/5 one of the better curry mee in terms of flavor and consistency 3) tai wah pork noodles - 2/5 nothing compared to the original on hill street. The dry version has a little too much vinegar to my liking and the soup version is just bland 4) ji ji wanton noodles 4/5 pretty decent noodles. Would come back if there isn’t a queue

One of the place to get cheap food in the central area. Just beside the iconic Chinatown Point Complex, and near the Chinatown MRT station. Two floor of local food, from noodles to rice- also have the famous Curry Chicken Noodles, and turtle soup as well. Do expect to queue up for those more popular food stalls. The queue moves fast for almost all the stores. Ample sitting spaces, will definitely need some searching time during meal times. The cleanliness maybe not up to standard. Because of the crowd. Should employ more cleaners. A good experience!

Heritage hawker centre which offers a range of local food. Coming here is experiencing a slice of history through your taste buds. Popular stalls include tanglin curry puff, char kway teow, ipoh hor fun, wanton mee, fish soup, curry chicken noodles, bak chang, yong tau foo, mee pok, kway chap, braised duck rice, teochew porridge, etc. There are also modern offerings like black sesame toast and different flavoured lattes. Gets really crowded during peak hours, and the queues for some famous stalls start snaking even before the stalls are slated to open. Seating area is already more spacious than usual, but cleanliness is still somewhat of an issue.

This stall named Noodle King, although is not really the best, but the noodle covered by the soy sauce is really good. The dumpling are soft & tender in the inside and crispy on the outside. Similarly the meat balls. Like the greens & mushrooms chunks are there, not much but taste nice too.

If you’re looking for authenticity, good food and a bustling atmosphere, this is a great place to come to sample a little from the many stalls with the food made right in front of you, including freshly pulped juice and very cheap!

This place has always been very packed with people even if I have avoided lunch time. This place is very dirty and very hard to find a seat. Everyone leaves their stuff like tissue, brochure, etc tagging the spot so once we get our food, we are hardly find seats. Need to improve their hygiene and cleanliness. Oily tables, and some tables are quite close to the garbage. I was queuing for more than 1 hour to get my food, yet the taste was not that impressive

Best char kuay teow in Singapore. Amazing flavour and wokhey 🤩 Michelin Star Wanton Mee didn’t disappoint as well. Noodles were cooked to perfection, their charsiew isn’t those charred kind but still has a good taste to it, fried & boiled wantons fillings were tender and nicely seasoned. For $5.50, I would say it’s really worth it!

In 2023, Singapore's hawker culture was listed as an intangible UNESCO cultural heritage. Amongst the many hawker centres, Hong Lim Market & Food Centre is an old & established one that is known by almost every Singaporean with Michelin Bib Gourmand award recipients. There is a huge array of food, snacks, local bakery & drinks stalls. My few favourites are Ji Ji Wontan noodle, Heng Lee curry chicken bee hoon, Tuck Kee (Ipoh) Sa Ho Fun; Outram Park Fried Kueh Teow; Dong Fang Hong Sotong Ball Seafood Soup; Tai Wah Pork Noodle; SLII Muffin; Tanglin crispy curry puff and many more. For the popular stalls, there are long queues which are very common everyday scenes.

Don't come after 3pm like we did, most of the stalls were closed and the food from the open one we found was very average. But this is a very authentic hawker centre. Only locals were there (at 3.30 when we arrived). It was very affordable though. Each dish at the stall we chose cost $5-8 a portion. And there was separation between halal plates and non-halal plates in the centre.

Definitely a place for true Singapore local foods. Full of variety to savour. Issues are a long queue for best stalls and hot temperature

We went for lunch here right after check-in to our hotel. This place was a bit crowded during lunchtime. We ordered hor fun with onsen egg, battered enoki, and pork slice. And ordered yang zhou fried rice. And for drinks, we ordered sugarcane juice. The service was good. It's a bit of a wait, but that is expected. The area is generally clean, with everyone cleaning after themselves. Exemplary practices. We met a very friendly lady who was so kind to tell us many recommended eating places while we wait for our food. Obviously, we need more time to try all the delicious food in Singapore. Til next time.

One of the best hawker centres to visit in Singapore! Highly recommended for tourists who wants to try different Singapore local dishes. The queue is very long during lunch time during the weekdays as this hawker centre is well loved by locals working around the area too. Some of the famous food to try included char kway teow, laksa and curry chicken noodles. Usually you won't go wrong trying those stalls with the longer queues 😆

A neighbourhood place full of hidden gems, such as delicious food hawkers, no queues in the dinner time hours. This hawker stall on the second floor readily prepares food upon order, stirred fried and served within, probably about just 2 or 3 minutes; and this for every customer I've seen. No overcooked or burnt all the time. The taste: crispy chicken cutlet layed over hot off the wok fried rice. 👍 And not to forget, the Lor Mee stall just next stall, thick gravy, crispy filler and rich flavoured noodles. But before 6:30pm.

This newly opened Indonesian Cuisine is located at Blk 531 which is linked to Hong Lim Market & Food Centre. Nearest MRT Station is Chinatown Station, Chinatown Point Exit. It’s linked to the Roemah Makan at Level 2 towards HongLim market side. The food is well displayed and tasted really good. Not too spicy and I really enjoyed my lunch. Service was good and friendly. At $12 per set lunch and it comes with a tasty lemon water. That’s really worth it!!! They have Rendang Chicken, Roasted Chicken, Satay Chicken, Beef Rendang etc. I will be back soon to try the rest! Next choice will be Satay Chicken 🐔 The food display is pleasing to the eyes and Yummy Yummy 😋 Highly recommended!!!

I had the Michelin star ah heng chicken curry noodles.. Great way to start the day.. Great to experience the hawker culture in Singapore and great to be eating where locals line up to eat as well... The only downside is that I can only eat one dish, and with so many options available you kind of have to choose one...

Both Chicken Curry noodles at level 1 and 2 are delicious. There are many nice local foods here. Good place for breakfast and lunch.

Half of the stalls are not open. But the half that are are still making huge waves in the food scene. I am proud of these hawker stalls because they are doing great things for singapore! Food here is bomb!!! When you are finished eating please put your plates away onto the carts!

Really cheap authentic Chinese hawker market. Great juices and good curry noodles, dry noodles or other soups. We had a tasty salted egg yolk chicken rice dish and a black pepper beef dish, both very cheap (6-8 dollars) and delicious for the price. Juice is also cheap here. One recommendation is that not many stalls are open in the evening. This place is more of a breakfast and lunch places so go at that time for the full experience. Please also bear in mind this is a market in a outdoor arcade and have appropriate expectations for how it looks/feels. It is not a clean sanitised indoor mall, but it is a unique authentic experience.

Varieties of food available in this food Centre, however some of the stalls closed earlier, and some open on specific day. So try your luck to get the food you want. There’s a multi-stories parking building available right next to the food Centre. It’s also convenient to walk to other food Centre nearby, and also the old Chinatown.

Great hawker with cheap and tasty food. Food court is in both ground and first floor but mainly in first floor. Highly recommend Outram park fried kway teow which is the best kway teow I have ever eaten. Super rich and unique with cockles and not oily at all. Michelin star recipient. $4.50 for small and $5.50 for large. Tai wah pork noodle is good too. So many other famous stalls including laksa and hor fun. Cheap coffee and sugar cane too. Also having some stalls for shopping around the complex. Car park available.

Food was good, but prices were a bit higher than most other food centres. Maybe bec catering to city centre office people. Also, very crowded at peak times. Still, a lot of good choices. And Chinatown Pt is just next door, for after-lunch window shopping or retail therapy. :)

Typical food at its best 🥳 great experience - many local guys eating here, as tourist you are like an attraction 😎 we enjoyed the different food and atmosphere- definitive a must when around.

Love going here. SO MANY yummy choices at affordable options. It tends to get stuffy and crowded and during peak hours you've got to reserve yourself a table or else you'll end up sharing with strangers. But yeah, nice to come back here and try other famous stalls, there are sooo many well recommended/reviews ones!

(Translated by Google) Complete looking for any food ... great (Original) Lengkap cari makanan apa aja ada.. hebat👍🏻

Very crowded at lunch. Had a very nice pork chop curry rice set from Hainanese Curry Rice at #02-46. The curry gravy was tasty, set comes with pork chop, egg n Veg. Would happily recommend this to anyone who needs a Hainanese pork chop fix.

Went there at noon and the food centre was already quite crowded. We patronised the HENG KEE curry chicken noodle stall on level 1. The stall started as pushcart more than 50 years ago, and my father knew the owners since then. Now the stall is managed by the son and the old lady boss who is in her 70s. There was a short queue at about 12noon. By 12.45pm there was more than 10pax in the queue. Service was quite fast. A small serving of chicken noodles costed me $8 and a serving with chicken drumstick coated $10. The gravy was not too thick and the chicken was very tender.

Delicious food, cheap prices, but you need to go early. We went early and started the day with two Michelin star breakfasts. If you turn up too late you risk them being either sold out, or the lines being extremely long. We lined up for about 20 minutes, which wasn’t too bad, around 8:30 AM. The food looks good, but it isn’t about the presentation - it’s all about the taste! Delicious food at an almost unbeatable price. Will absolutely be going back!

My favourite store will be the cantonese delight. despite its long queue, I find myself occasionally going back to order more. I would say it is 100% worth the queue. Every element of the dish is superb. From the chicken cutlet to the laksa sauce and bounciness of the noodle. It never disappoints. props to the owner as well for managing the store singlehandedly. Amazing!

Simply Delicious. The best Lor Mee I ever had task far. Do consider coming earlier to beat the crowd and avoid disappointment. The staff was very nice and friendly. Will definitely come back for more delicious Lor Mee.

Two levels of foodie haven makes this a foodie galore. More of a lunch time venue though, as majority of the stalls are sold out or closed by 4pm. Long queues for good food is a standard here. Try arrive slightly early to avoid the lunch time crowd if possible.

Place gets maddeningly crowded during weekday lunch hours, especially 12-1pm. Would highly advise to avoid that timing. There is a Chinese vegetarian stall, #02-02. I ate from there. Portions were abit small but food was very yummy and very cheap ($3.30 for rice + 3 dishes). 👍🏼

Alot of stalls worth to try. Curry noodles . Duck rice and kway chap. Vegetarian and so on..

Incredible selection of local hawker fare! Great food, grumpy stall uncle, hot humid no aircon. But still it’s perfect to experience true authentic Singaporean style hawker food!

Sufficient varieties of Chinese hawker food. Floor and tables are clean in the morning

The food there are nice and good especially the crayfish hor fun and the char kway teow there

Good place for a selection of local hawker food. Especially loves the curry noodles which you need to queue for a while.

We are here for Teo Heng Teochew porridge. Fresh and good.

Great food, and a few 'legendary' hawker stalls, such as the char kuay teow stall, curry chicken noodle stall and mee pok stall.

About 100 stalls selling nice food like Outram fried kway teow& dumpling

Have nice lunch options but rather limited when it's dinner. Many great noodles stores serving up some of the best in SG

Great selection of food stalls, great prices very competitive. Will keep coming back to try other dishes!

My favourite hawker centre in search of good food. Almost every still is delicious!

Too many delicious foods to choose. But always long queue and difficult to get a seat.

Nice and clean hawker centre. A good variety of hawker food available too.

Good food

Renovation works being done, social distancing measures still to be observed

Best choice of dope.

Lots of good food around, and one of the best Ba Long Long drink I've had

Good

No so clean

Great variety for choices of food

Love the noodles. Quality and huge portion.

有新加坡著名美食咖哩鸡面等等。

Some very good hawker food are there

Nice Koay Chap and Curry Mee

Spoilt for choices with 2 floors of stalls, many with numerous accolades such as the Michelin Star. If only it wasn't so warm

There's a vegetarian stall here. The stall owner is very friendly. Once I forgotten to withdraw money and he asked me to pay the next day.

这里有很多好吃的東西，价廉物美，传统美食，比起其他食閣和加啡店便宜，我住武吉班让，每週至少兩三次下来这里找好吃的。

Food is economical and delicious with many local delights and snacks. A must go place for both natives and tourists.

Easily one of SG's best hawker centres, multiple Michelin stores at affordable prices under one roof. Ventilation is alright, can get very crowded at lunch hours, the layout at level 2 feels like a maze and may be difficult for foreigners to navigate.

(Translated by Google) Many food choices (Original) 很多食物选择

Good place to enjoy authentic local delights ? but if hygiene and atmosphere can be improved I’ll give a 5 star rating instead

Lots of different stalls to eat and choose from

Nice Cuttlefish Seafood Ball Soup

(Translated by Google) 90cent Coffee @明记茶室 #02-56 (Original) 90cent Coffee @ 明记茶室 #02-56

Yummy fried kewk teow

My first choice to bring my oversea friends here.

Great local food available here at reasonable prices.

Hawker food cheap and good

One of the best hawker centre in Singapore with numerous best in Singapore stalls. The fried cockle noodles is my favorite. The crayfish noodle is excellent as well. The teowchew porridge on the first floor is real old school with fresh fish cook with salted veggie. The curry noodles is another classic. Just too many stalls to chose from ..

Great number of hawker foods offer.

Many good food but can be Betty crowded

Nowadays, the stalls closed early so don't go after 3pm as most are closed.

Can never get enough or tired if this place. A maze it may be but the concentration of stalls selling good variety of local hawker fare is simply unbeatable. Very fair price points too.

Old food market with very Good foods

(Translated by Google) Some eat'Shan Rui' Dabi·Outan Garden·Coffee most· (Original) 有的吃'山瑞'大毕·欧南园·咖啡最多·

The stallowner is very friendly, and it's quite a generous portion. I only ordered the $4 serving. Food quality is very satisfactory. So come and support our Sg heritage food culture instead of aircon food court. Action speaks louder than words right?

This food court serve varieties of good food..Even some without unnecessary Michelin recommendations they are all very good and above average.

So many good stalls! A little on the dirty side. You could come here for days and eat different dishes that are all great! I had the kolo mee which I highly recommend. I had medium spicy which was just right for me, but beware if you can't take spicy! 10/10 will come again

Tanglin Crispy Curry Puff: Super recommended. A family owned store at Hong Lim Market & Food Centre. Everything is made from scratch and the puffs are crispy and savoury. The one I had was just from a frying wok and hot and super tasty!

Piqued by its long queue and the good looking bowls of fish soup served by the stall, I decided to take the chance and give it a try. So very glad that I did! The soup is very flavorful with a pleasant lingering hint of ginger that goes surprisingly well with the bittergourd slices. Very satisfying if fish soup is your thing.

A lot of taste even though same food name or stalls. In this food court , here available to discover some old granny noodle taste. Here available with minced pork noodle, mixed rice, coffee stall (different stall taste differently). In morning also crowded with people with are looking for some old taste.

A lot of famous old food stalls! My childhood favourite is Jiji Wonton Mee on Level 2, never fail to eat there when I am around the area. Too bad I didn't have a few stomach, or I would have tried the other food as well. Nevertheless, worth exploring this Michellin star rated stall if you haven't tried before :)

Interesting choices here and unique food and beverage options such as turtle soup Vietnamese food, coffee etc and famous chicken rice stall

Excellent food. Great selection. Go at non peak hour or very crowded.

V v nice food.

Too many curry noodles stall Char kway from is very long queue

Many good traditional foodrry stalls here. Takes at least several visits before you can enjoy some of the better known fares at this location. Outram char kway teow, crayfish hor fan, minced pork noodle, curry chicken noodle, sotong fish ball, Tanglin curry puffs are but some of the better options.

lots of nice local food can be found in this hawker center

My favorite

Very authentic hawker finds. Just to name a few Must try: 1. Duck rice (level 2 with yellow signage - can't miss that!) 2. Teochew porridge (level 1- near the carpark), 3. Curry chicken noodles (there are 2 stalls located directly above each other - I prefer the one at level 1 just because the gravy is thicker) 4. Seafood soup/fish soup (level 1) 5. Soy bean tarts (level 2) There's also a lot more good food -fishball noodles, outram char kway teow, wanton Noodle etc. It's really a foodie's haven!

Great local food :)

Conveniently located in the middle of the CBD Huge selection of food and some super famous stalls there. But the place gets extremely crowded (pre-Covid). I will still avoid lunch time.

Lots of varieties. Can be very crowded during peak hours.

Here have a lot of stalls offer a lot of good food. Today I come for my favourite bak kut teh which I used to eat Nd and the pricing also not so expensive.

A wealth of local Singapore food this is a die die must visit place in Singapore.

Love the curry noodles! So much ingredoents

Too many yummy food here :)

The prawn ipoh hør fun is good.

You can find lots of Michelin rated hawker food here

Good

Nice famous char kway teow

(Translated by Google) Aio ok la (Original) Aio ok la

Had Ah Kong bak kut teh, ground floor. It was good in my opinion... Herbal dark soup...

Many excellent hawker stalls packed in one place. However, be prepared for long queues at all the popular stalls from 11.30am onwards. Crayfish horfun, "wet" char kway tiao, "vinegarised" bak chor mee, and curry chicken noodles are some of my favourites. The charcoal-grilled rojak operated by the old uncle back in 2005-2007 is no longer around. A pity.

Curry noodles Yummy

Very congested during lunch hours. Lots of famous stalls at the food centre.

Many varieties of food. But too crowded during peak hours.

(Translated by Google) A lot of food (Original) 美食很多

Good food but hot atmosphere.

'You'll have to try out Outram Park Fried Kway Teow Mee', it's really delicious, many said to me. So a friend who felt the same way about it brought me there last Jan. Some even told me, 'you can't compare an orange to an apple.' However, I think anyone who is cooking all the time, ought to strive for the best result and maintain its consistency most of the time. Anyway, I regret to say that I don't find it to be so. I still crave for the 60s' hawker food anytime!

Nice.. tender n soft 🐥

Although this market is filled with good food, I usually make a beeline to Heng Kee Curry Chicken noodles.

Superb BCM

There is a stall selling draft Guinness from tap. May try it if you are looking for draft Guinness from the tap.

(Translated by Google) Queue for the Fried Guo Tiao, Wanton Noodles, Pork Noodles. The Lo Noodles is cheap at $2.5 and the Mixed Vegetable Rice also around $3. The coffee I like is 2 stall away from the Fried Fruit Tiao. I hope you enjoy as I did. Cheers. (Original) Queue for the 炒果条，云吞面，肉挫面. The 卤面 is cheap at $2.5 and the 杂菜饭 also around $3. The coffee I like is 2 stall away from the 炒果条. I hope you enjoy as I did. Cheers.

Good makan place..but curry chicken noddle is expensive and taste so so.

Many stall serving good food

(Translated by Google) Stir-fried nude strips, delicious (Original) 炒裸條，很好吃

Fantastic food for great prices. Can be slightly hard to navigate during peak hours.

(Translated by Google) Kiji noodles are the best. (Original) 基记面最好。

My favourite stall is the curry chicken noodles at 2nd storey!

Not just an amazing diversity of cuisines and treats, but great people watching too. Workers from the food market and nearby banks, tourist and students . Love that Singaporeans are coffee drinkers! And of course you can enjoy a feast for US$20

Chinese hawker market offers really affordable, yet authentically delicious food. We had some amazing dishes including salted egg yolk chicken rice and black pepper beef which cost us only 6-8 dollars each, and it was so worth it! Juices are also inexpensive here. It is mainly open for breakfast and lunch, so heading there during those hours will give you the full experience. It's best to avoid evening visits as not many stalls are available then. Keep in mind that this is an outdoor arcade market and therefore doesn't have the same level of renovation and tidiness as an indoor mall. Nonetheless, it offers a unique, authentic experience.

Most of the stalls operate from Monday to Saturday (3pm). It's very crowded on Saturday and many queing at the popular stalls. The price of food is higher than those in the heartland. Some of the popular stalls are Ah Heng Curry Chicken, Heng Kee Curry Chicken, and Tuck Kee Hor Fun. It's a good place for family and friends to have lunch on a weekend.

If you're craving something spicy, Heng Kee's chicken curry noodles is a reasonable bowl to fill you up. Sufficient 4 chicken pieces, 2 fishcake slices, 1 potato wedge and several beancurd puffs meshed nicely with noodles of your choice. Personally, the curry flavour is fairly good and goes best with vermicelli for less tannic taste to yellow noodles. There's extra chilly oil for those with higher tolerance of spice level. Expect queues, even after peak breakfast or lunch times. I still had to queue at 2.45pm, though it was relatively short. Presentation isn't great and hawker centre isn't the ckeanest around, so had to reduce the ratings for atmosphere.

The best place for anybody who wants to eat a lot of affordable & legendary dishes in Singapore especially around Chinatown

Great iced coffee. My partner enjoyed the pork intestine and pork skin noodle soup for brunch

Hong Lim has a wide variation of food. Affordable and taste awesome! I tried the Cha kuay tiao which took me 30 mins to queue, but no regrets. The Cha kuay tiao taste LEGENDARY. Within the hawker, you can find many other famous food like, curry fried chicken cutlet noodle, SL II muffins, pancakes, curry puff etc. Worth a visit! 10/10.

Affordable price for quality food. Can tell the hawkers take pride in the food they make. Good for tourist to visit. Great taste👍🏼 Avoid office lunch time for less waiting time

Reasonable barista type coffee and tea. I've tried their Spanish latte, Matcha latte (hot), traditional kopi C and all very good.

Popular hawker center with plenty of tasty and affordable food options. There's sure to be something for everyone here.

This market has the highest concentration of Multiple Michelin star gourmet food store under in market. You definitely will come back for more than once if you are a food lover.

Many nice hawker foods. One of my favourite hawker centre!

Hong Lim Food Court is a bustling hawker center located in the heart of Chinatown, Singapore. The food court is home to a variety of stalls that serve up a wide range of local dishes that are sure to tantalize your taste buds.

So many popular food lies within! The michelin star curry noodle around the far end of the first floor is worth it and they accept cdc vouchers too!