A pleasant welcome! The food options at Bukit Panjang’s hawker centres are diverse and range from inventive fusion creations to traditional Malay, Chinese, and Indian dishes. Take a culinary journey with us as we discover the flavors, sights, and sounds of Bukit Panjang’s hawker culture, where each dish has a backstory, and each dinner is an ode to Singapore’s rich culinary history. And to enjoy and experience delicious cuisine.
Note: This list is strictly not in order.
1. BUKIT PANJANG HAWKER CENTRE AND MARKET
The NTUC-run Bukit Panjang Hawker Centre and Market is a well-known, roomy venue with lots of seating. This wet market and hawker center provides a hygienic setting with restrooms and strategically placed chairs. Bukit Panjang Hawker Centre, well-known for its wide range of culinary options, is a great place to have lunch because it serves dishes like Malay chicken rice, mootaka, and Japanese cuisine. The hawker center is a pleasant place to visit because of its many vendors and tidy, friendly atmosphere. A Korean Japanese food stand with Korean Ramen, Korean Ginseng chicken soup, and Japanese Saba Fish set is one of the standout selections. For added convenience, customers can enjoy their favorite dishes at their preferred location by using the online ordering option.
Business Reviews:
1. Lots of food varieties to choose from and located beside Bangkit CC. A must try if you’re around this area, go for the duck noodle, longtong, vegetatrian mee hoon etc.
2. Good choice of food here. Several eateries here including NTUC Food Fare. Price as still quite reasonable. You can also pick-up your groceries here after your meal.
3. Was here on a Sunday morning. Pretty easy to find seats. Wide variety of food. We tried the Father & Son carrot cake, the famous lor mee and ipoh hor fun. Pretty decent taste and very affordable prices.
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| Operating Hours: | 6 AM-9 PM Daily |
| Number: | 6225 5632 |
| Address: | 2 Bukit Panjang Ring Rd, Singapore 679947 |
2. KIM SAN LENG FOOD CENTRE BUKIT PANJANG
Singapore’s most well-known hawker center is Kim San Leng Food Centre, located in Bukit Panjang. A pleasant culinary experience is guaranteed by the establishment’s assortment of stalls serving Indian food, Economy rice, Roast pig, Drinks, Fish ball soup, and noodles. Kim San Leng, which is well-known for its neatness and order, offers a roomy, welcoming setting with lots of greenery and a cool vibe. Operating over thirty coffee shops throughout the island, Kim San Leng is dedicated to providing the best street food that Singapore has to offer. Using fresh products and upholding a high standard of professionalism in food service are their top priorities. The committed crew looks out for the needs of the patrons, making the dining experience enjoyable.
Business Reviews:
1. The food court seems cleaner after a recent renovation. The food choices are pretty much the same. There’s a good following from nearby residents, mountain bikers, and hikers. Parking: Free parking on Sunday and public holidays Wheelchair accessibility: There are ramps to get to the tables.
2. Nice place for dining The only few good stores left are 7 F, very nice and generous potion at very reasonable price. The friendly boss allow u to top up soup. Great.
3.The place is clean and bright and airy. One of the stores I like best is the king of fried rice . Do visit the food centre when you are nearby.
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| Operating Hours: | Open 24 Hours |
| Number: | 6694 4429 |
| Address: | Block 259 Bukit Panjang Ring Road, #01-36, Singapore 670259 |
3. SENJA HAWKER CENTRE
Among the best hawker centers in Bukit Panjang, Singapore, Senja Hawker Centre is distinguished by its wide selection of food to satisfy a wide range of palates. Senja Hawker Centre’s large, well-ventilated space improves the whole eating experience. Due to its large assortment of food offerings at extremely affordable costs, the hawker center has emerged as a popular destination for foodies.
Business Reviews:
1. Very airy and nice hawker centre. Meat in mutton soup was very tender and nice. The soup itself is very thick I guess from some form of thickener. But overall still nice. The Ayam penyet is nice too but our favourite is the prawn paste chicken. Will go again to try the other food.
2. The Fried Porridge is a personal favourite. Must try if you enjoy smokey flavoured food. The wok-hei is infused into the porridge; can see the cook flash cooking the porridge with the open flames. Can imagine it’s a great pairing for those cold, rainy evenings; after-party comfort food. Parking: Two areas – one under the food centre, another in the MSCP next to the food centre. All sheltered, very convenient.
3. Clean and spacious. Bai nian is there and their bee hoon soup was nice. Tried Munchi minis… Quite ex but taste nice too. Drink stall has very few types of drinks available.
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| Operating Hours: | 6:30 AM-9 PM Daily |
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| Address: | 2 Senja Cl, Singapore 677632 |
Conclusion
As we bid farewell to the vibrant hawker centres of Bukit Panjang – from the bustling Bukit Panjang Hawker Centre and Market to the bustling Kim San Leng Food Centre and the lively Senja Hawker Centre – we carry with us memories of unforgettable flavors and warm hospitality. These culinary havens not only satisfy our appetites but also serve as cultural hubs where locals gather, stories are shared, and traditions are preserved. Whether it’s the nostalgic taste of a childhood favorite or the excitement of discovering a new culinary gem, Bukit Panjang’s hawker centres offer a feast for the senses and a glimpse into the heart of Singapore’s food culture. Until we meet again for our next gastronomic adventure, may the flavors of Bukit Panjang linger on our palates, reminding us of the rich tapestry of tastes that make Singapore’s hawker food scene truly extraordinary.
