This hawker centre has a lot of selection. You probably won’t know what to order cause trust me, you want to order everything from this place. Ah Tan Wings were solid. Super crispy and delicious. I love the batter! The chilli that comes with the fried shrimp paste chicken was full of flavour too. Bismillah briyani’s lamb shank was good too! The lamb was super tender! I had noodles from 51 noodle house, replaced the noodles with some Japanese udon. Not bad at all. Overall, the hawker centre is clean and pretty well maintain. If you are looking for a place with lotsa good local food, you can bet this place won’t disappoint.

There are lots of great food here. One of which is the Hakka Tofu Bowl. The Thunder Tea Tofu Bowl is a must-try dish. Another stall to check out is the Hong Cha Herbal Bak Kut Teh. Munchi is yet another must-try option at this hawker centre. The pancakes or more commonly known as Mung (Min) Chiang Kueh (面煎粿), are tender, soft and delicious. There are many fillings to choose from, such as peanuts, red beans and sesame. Naina’s Kitchen egg roti prata is soft, tender, “multilayers”, and tastes simply delicious. Unlike the crispy prata, this is like the good old days' roti canai. The dahl curry is a healthier choice.

First time visiting. Feel airy & the layout is very spacious. Not the typical/ traditional HC, here there are many modern stalls. Prices is reasonable for these type of food. There are 2 levels of parking available with lift access.

This hawker center is a food lover's paradise! With a wide variety of food stalls offering diverse culinary options, it's a tantalizing destination for sure.

One of the best hawker in the North. Environment is airy and clean. Not to mention it has a huge washroom to accommodate many cubicles. I rarely go to hawker toilets but this is one of the very few well maintained ones. Aside the good eating environment, I am always spoilt with choices when I visit. There is out of the world noodles from 一口面, succulent chicken with smooth mash potato and crispy garlic bread sides from Smoky Joe, every dish is on point! Then can end off the sweet note with Munchi pancake in unique flavours of - charcoal, matcha, cream cheese durian. I will definitely come back again to try other food. There is simply too many stores to try. The owner has apparently try to attract unique food stores with modern fusion!

Carrot Cake / Chye Tow Kueh (SGD $5) @ Hua Hua Cooking & Eating. . Vietnamese lady boss Ngo Thi Hoa quickly picked up wok-frying skills from the Hokkien Mee hawker she previously worked for. . While her speciality is naturally Hokkien Mee, her other wok-fried dishes are just as tasty, like this rendition of carrot cake marinated with fish sauce and chye poh / preserved radish. . The medium cut carrot cake is soft and moist. The white version is better, with a generous blanket of egg, and bright savoury salty sweet eggy flavour. The black version is tasty, having a little more smoky aroma, and deep sweet savoury salty eggy flavour.

Came to this food centre 3 times, and every time can't resist eating this laksa. Consistently yummy with generous serving size. The young boss is friendly and really takes pride in his craft. Recommended.

Paid $20 for these excluding delivery fee. Definitely value for money!!! Well portioned proteins, choose from a variety of delish but not complicated menu. This can be my go-to for Don cravings on a budget.

This hawker Center has quite a spread of variety and also unique fusion food to fix any craving! They also have sugar cane which is a thirst quencher and heat crusher during this humid season We had lunch here and it’s was well ventilated Also mindful that some stores open later! All is good!

Excellent stalls with high surpassed cooking skills. Taste are good and hygienic cos this place is quite new. Pricing is affordable at a median range. But one thing is kinda unsatisfactory/unpleasant is due to the overwhelming amount of houseflies surrounding the tables, hope the pest control will be taken care of.

Quite a nice variety of food. Remember to sign up for the Tuck Shop app, which gives you 10% off. This is operated by Timbre, so the place is quite well managed. Beer is also available. Expect to pay around SGD$8 to SGD $15 for a meal and drinks (sugar cane is SGD $2). The most expensive seems to be the Western with steak, which is probably close to SGD 30. After dinner, it is nice to take a walk at the park.

A very spacious hawker centre with ample options available. 60% of the hawker are serving above average food. Kudos to the fried rice served by the spinach soup store very flavorful and got "wok hei". It amazed me on how good it is.

Heard the carrot cake is famous here but I don’t see how good is it. Don’t sit next to the pizza store because got some strong mala smell which will make you feel like death when you smell it. But average hawker Center.

Hakka tofu bowl, Prata Egg and Prawn Mee are my most favourite foods at here. Others are nice as well except one of the hawkers that sell fish soup noodle (no much ingredients and the vege tasted bitter as they didn't wash it at all) At the Bad Side, a hawker that sell signature seafood white noodle staffs are not honest, I found they pay wrong the money for me when I used cash to pay them. My amount was SGD15, I paid SGD50 then they returned SGD25 ONLY. When I realissd I already reached home, so bad experience here. Thus, I won't recommend to use cash at here since they are some staff that purposely fraud us if we don't pay attention. Download their TuckShop app can get 10% off.

Wide selection of food for residents around Yishun! Charcoal grilled BBQ chicken wing is a must try! I went during breakfast time where most of the stalls are about to start their business. Definitely will recommend all to go there to try! 😍

Great Thai food! So loved it! Sheer no 1 & I will definitely visit again. Sugar cane drink was from another stall behind it.

The BBQ chicken and Ribeye steak from Smokin Joe was very delicious! Do check them out! Also ordered the black carrot cake from the carrot cake stall down the aisle. It was soft and tender. Also delicious! The JJ Prawn Noodles (pic) is very good as well! Soup has bold, non-oily prawn taste. Goes to show the chef took a lot of effort to extract the prawn essence. Lots of foodstalls here. Definitely can find a food of your choice here!

Actually this is my first time come to this hawker centre and surprisingly the place quite clean and all the food so so nice and the food was not so expensive if you download the application. My children also like it so much and keep ask me to visit yishun park hawker centre again. I rate this hawker centre as the best hawker centre that I ever visited in singapore.

I love their Tze Char! Most of the stalls with fusion or new concepts of food, the place is clean and well maintain.

Convenient location and good variety of stalls. Nice and breezy and well laid out. Had the Thai glass noodles with prawns 🦐 and it was delicious.

Modern food centre with excellent ventilation and table layout. Good selection of stalls to choose from. Had prawn paste chicken wings from Ah Tan, chicken briyani from Bismi Briyani and satay from Shio BBQ. Dessert was pancakes from Munchi. All tasted good, definitely will go back.

For a hawker center, the place is airy and comfortable. Clean and with nice spread of food to choose from. Love the sesame kueh.

Got this plate of fried hokkien mee from #01-35 for $5 (the most affordable option). Would have expected it to be mind blowing considering the queue and the absence of other dishes (allowing them to specialise). The reality, however was disappointing. I mean, don't get me wrong. It's still edible just not phenomenal. And definitely not close to the one I had in AMK (check out my other reviews). What they got right though, was the use of proper cutlery and not plastic (disposable) ones which make eating a bit of a hassle. Apart from the disappointing outcome from stall 35, the carrot cake from stall 41 was just right. 😊

Love the vibe of the hawker as it is clean, neat and not stuffy. Noticed that the price range here compares to older hawker such as Kovan, redhill …etc the price is comparison to food court range, I believe because it’s new and renovated nicely haha 😂 the average rate for the food here is from $5 onwards

Frequent customer of Li Fang Porridge. Decide to share experience as every mouthful is fulfilling with my choice of accompaniment till the end. If less, then only plain porridge is left and discard. Till the very end, there is still something to go with the porridge.

Discovered this food court in yishun, besides the fumes that was floating around in the food court, the food here was a bomb!! Har cheong chicken, char kway teow, oyster omelette. My opinion, the oyster omelette fares 10/10, hard to find good tasting oyster omelette and this only costs $5 for a big portion!

Wide food variety. In addition to the usuals; "rice this" and "noodle that", there are some interesting offers, such as steaks, burgers, pizzas, crispy chicken chops, and huge Japanese rice bowls which are great value for your money. If you are a small eater, you can share the plate with friends as the portions are generous. The pork belly satay with pineapple peanut sauce was new to me!

One of the nicer spots around Yishun, lots of diversified food stalls , atmosphere is relatively open , so good air flow , one of the best choice is to pair Terra beer with fried chicken

Came here on a rainy day and was rather lost as to where the parking was. Turned out it’s on the upper levels. We parked nearer to the hdb side. Tried the Hokkien mee and I think it’s the best I’ve had in Singapore. Ordered the one with roasted pork which was actually a pretty big serving given that it’s only $8. Includes two prawns. The best was that it’s a little watery than a dry Hokkien mee so I really enjoyed. Lacked wok hey, but then the noodles were savoury. Would recommend.

Like the Korean set meals, especially spicy chicken or this one is fried spicy rice with chicken chop. The other food I tried is wanton noodles. Char siew is not bad but gravy a bit plain. Not as flavourful like the Jurong East food market Michelin wanton noodles.

1st time ate the food here. The nasi lemak was good and must try the pancake, soft nice and delicious.

Have more options to explore. Now a days a bit pricy at few shops. But still you can find economical and good food. I tried Thai food especially Pad Thai. My wife tried Laksa both were very nice.

Frequent patron of this hawker centre. The food choices are decent, but not a lot of stores open at the same time and day, hence, selection may be limited. Many seats are available, very cooling as well. Must try the teh tarik from the halal drink store, quality has always been good and consistent.

New store ran by young couple. Ordered n packed the dry kway teow. Portion is good. The sauce is nice, Not overwhelming. Sauce not as thick/sticky like what we normally had at those franchise stores. Got room to improve. Chilli packs a punch and they give a good serving of it. Will try the soup one next round and write a review. Located at the last row corner at the back of hawker centre along the famous vietnamese hokkien prawn noodle store. Can definitely try this store out. Latest update: they have improved the dry version, the sauce is thicker. Can support this store while they improve their receipe. No need 2 travel too far for a nice bowl of beef noodles

The vegeterian stall and bismi bryani not bad, first time trying. The hakka tofu bowl is a must buy whether i am at yishun park hawker.

Modern hawker center with option of restaurant western food on top of the usual hawkerfare. Had pulled pork burger ($8) pretty good. There is also a steak for Korean pizza.

Food is good! Especially the fried hokkien mee, pad thai and pancakes. The coffee from drinks stall is very good too.

Smoky and price is considered expensive for a hawker centre. Not all stores are open after 6.30pm on a Saturday. Ordered: - Jumbo Sugar Cane drink ($3.50) at Shahana Teh Tarik (#01-06) - 雷茶 ($6.80) at Ah Lock Hakka Tofu Bowl - Thai Style Braised Pork Leg (Khao Kia Mu) ($6.50) at #01-31 - Satay assorted meat at $16 for 15 meat

Nice airy hawker centre with super high ceiling and great ventilation! The variety of food is wide and Ah Tan's fried chicken has got to be one of the best I've had. The zhichar stall nearby has a great offering of seafood choices. The vermicelli prawns were very tasty and well seasoned with curry leaves, dark soya sauce, ginger, garlic and shallots. The fried baby french beans were coated in a generous heaping of umami shrimp bits. Tea from an Indian drink stall was really rich and satisfying!

Not the most convenient hawker centre but willing to travel from the west for the yummy foods here!! Love the hakka tofu bowl, har cheong Kai, modern ba chor mee. White beehoon also not bad.

Very warm in the afternoon. But happen to be around the area, and support our local Hawkers. Tried the prawn paste cutlet rice. Today too cold not nice.

Thought the claypot rice was basic, not much flavour to it, but it wasn't bad. The pork in vinegar sauce was a tad too vinegary for me but the meat was extremely soft.

Really love the Black Bean Beef Hor Fun here - not sure why there hasn't been much reviews on their food. Previously had their san lou hor fun and it was likewise well done; as with the black bean hor fun, the san lou came with generous amount of ingredients, good taste, kway teow has the wok hey ... the owners are also friendly and helpful. Have supported them and will continue doing so, above and beyond the usual ones that countless have already raved about.