3 Best Hawker Centres In Jurong East For Delicious Eats

1. Yuhua Village Market and Food Centre

Yuhua Village Market and Food Centre is a culinary gem among the Jurong East hawker centres, offering a delightful array of local Chinese and Southeast Asian cuisine. The remarkable array of delicacies at this classic hawker centre includes must-try items like carrot cake, prawn mee, roti prata, sugar cane drinks and many more! locals and tourists looking for a real taste of Singaporean street food adore Yuhua Village for its original flavours and reasonable costs. Savour the variety of cuisine selections and the lively atmosphere at this famous Jurong East hawker centre.

Business Reviews:

1. Lots of local Chinese food in this Yuhua Village. First time visit to this matured estate and this is one typical traditional place you hardly can find in Singapore.

2. You can get a variety local food here. Recommend the carrot cake, prawn mee, appom, roti prata, sugar cane drinks.

3. Delicious local food at reasonable prices. My favourites : chicken rice, peanut pan cakes, fried carrot cake black flavour, roti prata, mee rebus, mee siam, nasi lemak, soya bean drinks, fried black colour kl hokkien mee, economy bee hoon, mixed rice, pork porridge, zhi char at night, economy rice, vegetarian wan tan mee, laksa, fried you tiao, fish soup noodles…… 😀😀

2. Jurong West 505 Market & Food Centre

Jurong West 505 Market & Food Centre is a must-visit for anyone seeking a variety of tasty and affordable food options in the area. This lively Jurong East hawker centre is a budget-friendly food lover’s paradise, with an abundance of regional specialties. There’s plenty for every palette, from the traditional chee cheong fan and savoury mee hoon kuey to the tasty lei cha. The large assortment of unique food and lively setting guarantee a delightful dining experience. You’ll be going back for more if you try the delectable food at Jurong West 505, whether you’re a frequent visitor or not.

Business Reviews:

1. Jurong West 505 Market & Food Centre offers tasty and affordable food options, making it a great place for those seeking delicious meals on a budget.

2. Super good journey to the market! My very first trip to Singapore to visit my husband’s relatives. Omg I lm totally in love with the food in the market. I have tried Lei cha, Mee hoon kuey, kaya bread, chee cheong fan…and others but foget to take photo all😅 Hope my review did help you guys first time travelling to Singapore please your sweet tooth with the right places to eat amongst choices. Definitely big shout out for the food here and I’m sure to come back here every now and then!

3. Lots of food and selection. Great green atmosphere. Well built-in.

3. Teban Gardens Food Centre

Teban Gardens Food Centre is a hidden hawker centre in Jurong East that boasts a diverse selection of stalls and a welcoming atmosphere. With a wide selection of local food – 28 stalls, in fact – this Jurong East hawker centre has become a hit with the locals in the area. Among the many stalls at Teban Gardens, The Emoiden prata booth, which serves mouthwatering hot prata paired with sambal and dalca and draws lengthy lines every morning, is a must-visit for halal Singaporean treats.

The hawker centre also offers reasonably priced options, like the well-known fishball kway teow soup which costs as little as S$2.00. Come down and enjoy the best authentic Singapore cuisines at Teban Gardens Food Centre!

Business Reviews:

1. This is my first time visiting and settling down with breakfast, marketing and roaming this place. Basically the day start with an eye wide open, once you had your choice of good breakfast. Next the market is a big surprise that they welcome you with big smiles, encouragement to choose and select, with explanations and the freshness of sea food choices. The price is reasonable too. Honestly l must give a Big salute to the lady staff serving the fish and seafood stall, one who not only welcome you to her place, but with a smile, explanations on each item, similarly can serve other guess and convrse very well in both English and Chinese. The spread are worth roaming around.

2. If you’re into local halal Singapore food, then you have to make sure you come to Teban Market Place and find this Emoiden prata stall. It has the best hot prata with not just dalca but also their sambal to go to! How to know? It’s literally the only stall that has a long long queue! Check them out! Do take note of their timing as they start early in the morning!

3. 28-stall hawker centre that plenty of seats. Simple indulgence with a bowl of fishball kway teow soup as cheap as S$2.00! Ordered the largest bowl available at only S$3.00. No wonder there is a long line at 捷兴.