Hawker food centre stalls along Smith Street
Wide selection of food stalls there. Most selections of hawker food taste delicious. I had Super Mummy Fried Oyster and Popiah. The fried chicken wings from the Nasi Lemak stall are very tasty too. Had hot Teh-c kosong at the end of the meal and it was so satisfying! The Chendol is also very good. Good to be there at about 11.30am becos it is not so crowded.
Whenever I get the chance to come to Chinatown Market, it’s usually for two things, breakfast and marketing. The wet market here is really wet, so don’t wear your favourite shoes. Even if you’re in flip-flops, be prepared to get your feet wet. It’s one of Singapore’s most popular markets, so expect crowds. But that’s also what makes it special. It’s well known for having some of the best and most interesting ingredients, from fresh seafood and quality meats to dried goods and hard-to-find ingredients. I come here quite often for fresh fish and beef, and it’s never disappointing. After stocking up, I always head upstairs to the hawker centre on the second floor for breakfast. There are so many local favourites to choose from, making it the perfect way to end a market run.
Visited on Sunday afternoon, located just across Maxwell food hawker known by tourist. This is a multi storeys tarditinal market building. The first or 2nd floor is for food with ample dining tables, simple not luxurious style. The food are in affordable prices for Singapore standard, many are legendary. Best option for travellers seek for good quality and delicious chinese food with cheap prices. I even dine in twice in my one day visit to Singapore!
Great nolstagic place to find all the wonderful food in Singapore with 200 over amazingly good hawkers stalls and old school retail stores. Eat one week also cannot complete all the delicacy. Old but good place to hang out with heritage of Singapore.
Always worth visiting a local market whenever traveling somewhere new. Spent a while here on the different floors, lots of interesting fresh meat & veg stalls on the ground floor, stalls selling clothes, gifts and other goods above, then the food hawker stalls on the top. Mostly locals purchasing their regular supplies, definitely worth a look around, and maybe try some good food too (very cheap)
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