Don't come if u are not staying near East side or the hotels/chalets there. Located at the tip, that is further away than Changi Airport. It is a long public transport ride here. There is no proper bus Bay at the terminal stop. At hawker, tables are dirty and vvv crowded. I saw a table, just 3 steps to it and a lady rushed to sit down. Seeing her with a family, I let her be and we found another table. Shared it with a bro later and it was fine. The previous time I came, I enjoyed the satay and some ice dessert. This time, I just enjoyed the tea and friend ate a Nasi lemak n tea. Too crowded, too dirty and too hot to do anything. Miss the chill vibes and spaciousness. Got to self clean table, but end up tables so dirty. Floor too. Quite slippery. Lost its charms quite a bit.

Changi Village Hawker Center is undoubtedly a culinary treasure tucked away in the heart of Singapore's Changi Village. With its wide array of delectable dishes, friendly atmosphere, and affordability, it's a food haven that stands out even in a city renowned for its gastronomic delights. First and foremost, the food here is nothing short of spectacular. From savory Hainanese chicken rice to mouthwatering laksa, and tantalizing satay skewers, this hawker center offers a remarkable journey through the diverse flavors of Singaporean cuisine. Each stall is a culinary expert in its own right, serving up authentic dishes that cater to all taste preferences. What truly sets Changi Village Hawker Center apart, however, is the warm and inviting ambiance. It exudes a laid-back charm that's perfect for locals and tourists alike. Whether you're dining with family, friends, or solo, you're sure to find a welcoming spot amidst the bustling atmosphere. Moreover, the affordability of the food here is a pleasant surprise. Despite its exceptional quality, the prices are incredibly reasonable, allowing you to indulge in a gastronomic adventure without breaking the bank. One can't help but mention the picturesque location as well. Situated near the serene Changi Beach, it offers a relaxing escape from the city's hustle and bustle. After a satisfying meal, a leisurely stroll along the nearby boardwalk or a visit to the nearby Changi Museum adds to the overall experience. In conclusion, Changi Village Hawker Center is a culinary gem that combines exceptional food, a friendly atmosphere, affordability, and a scenic backdrop. It's a must-visit for anyone looking to savor the rich tapestry of Singaporean flavors in a relaxed and inviting setting. Whether you're a foodie, a traveler, or simply seeking a memorable dining experience, this hawker center has it all.

Good eating place with various options to choose from. Our recommendation includes the Chicken satay @$0.8/stick, Nasi Lemak $3.5-5 per plate with sambal chilli thats not too spicy. And complete it with Rojak (sorry we finished it😜, so no photos) and the Chendol (from opposite shop). Overall delicious and affordable price!

Nice hawker center to visit in another corner of Singapore. (Provided which side of Singapore are you in). It's not very convenient to reach at this place, but if you are planning to go to Changi Village or enroute to Pulau Ubin then it's a must place to explore and try some food. The place has lots of stalls with lots of choices. Many halal food choices are available but watch out what you eat. Some could be very spicy and hot if you can take it :). There is a washroom (toilet) available next to this hawker center but not very clean when I spotted it.

Always bustling with locals. This hawker center has lots of good food options and really cheap. I tried anything that had a long line and wasn’t disappointed in any of the dishes.

It's a great place to eat local food. Everything we bought was good! There's place where you can buy really good hokkien mee noodles. The coconut juice is very good as well.

We went to Little Island Brewing Co. Loved to food and booze. Great service and great taste. Lush green views takes it to another level. Would definitely recommend this.

It’s being a while returning to changi village due to bad parking design. Nevertheless crowd ain’t that bad and decided to tabao Nasi Lemak from 2 different stall and try. It’s a very affordable dish and can fill up ya tummy of course. Both stall : Quality A Quantity A but each has it own perks