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- Ah Wing Wanton Mee. 7 Empress Rd, #01-108, Singapore 260007. Tel: +65 9749 8315. Opening Hours: 7:45am – 2:30pm (Mon– Wed, Sat – Sun), Closed Thurs, Fri. “Ah Wing” is probably the most famous stall at Empress Road Food Centre, and rightfully so.
- Happy World Roast 好世界美食. 7 Empress Rd, #01-107, Singapore 260007. Opening Hours: 9am – 2pm (Mon – Thurs, Sat – Sun), Closed Fri. Located right next to Ah Wing, I found their Char Siew Noodles to be a different style, but definitely worth the order too.
- [Closed] Poh (Moved to Chinatown Smith Street Food Centre #02-11) 7 Empress Rd, #01-89, Singapore 260007. Opening Hours: 10am – 3pm (Tues – Sun), Closed Mon.
- Farrer Road Chicken Rice. 7 Empress Rd, #01-98, Singapore 260007. Opening Hours: 8:30am – 2pm (Tues – Sun), Closed Mon. You can sense a lot of pride goes into the presentation at this stall, as the separate components were nearly packed.
- Fu Gui Bak Chor Mee
- Soh Food Stewed Duck
- Ah Wing’s Wanton Mee
- Qi Xing Dim Sum
- Bakery Brera
- Farrer Road Chicken Rice
- Bunga Raya Prata Hut
- Sintia’s Indonesian Food
- Heng Heng Nasi Lemak
- Happy World Roast
Image credit: @xyberliax Fu Gui Bak Chor Mee is a highly rated bak chor mee stall that my colleague, an avid BCM lover, used to frequent during her secondary school years. Go for their signature Minced Meat Noodle ($3.50/$4.50)that has flavourful, springy noodles and bouncy fishballs, in your choice of soup or dry. You will also find freshly fried ...
Image credit: @taroxtaco Soh Food Stewed Duck is another crowd favourite because they’re the only stall in Singapore selling stewed duck. The owner, William Soh, has been selling this famed dish for four years. The recipe actually belonged to his mother, before it was passed down to him. He then decided to make this traditional meal available for h...
Image credit: @hungry.uncle Located right next to Soh Food, Ah Wing’s Wanton Mee is another popular stall. They’re famous for their generous portions ofChar Siew Wanton Noodle ($3.50/$4.50)with springy noodles, juicy char siew, and wontons so tasty that people preorder the frozen ones the stall also sells. If you mind the slight alkaline taste of y...
Image credit: Jodeci Fine Drop byQi Xing Dim Sumin the morning to get a hearty breakfast. Zhng-up your dim sum fare with their handmade bao and unique siew mai. Try theirSweet Corn Pau orChar Siew Pau which has barbecued pork filling. You don’t want to miss out on their four types of siew mai either. Choose from siew mai stuffed with century egg, b...
Bakery Brerais another breakfast spot, selling an extensive range of freshly baked pastries and bread. Their offerings are less of the traditional fare offered by Qi Xing, but nonetheless, still worth a try. Go for their popular cruffins that include flavours such as PB & J ($5.50)or Ferrero Rocher ($5.50). Alternatively, get their artisanal croiss...
Image credit: @george.kooi You can get quite the bang for your buck at Farrer Road Chicken Rice, as they sell generous portions of chicken rice.The chicken here is said to have juicy and tender meat. Choose from their popular options: Steamed Chicken Rice that’s doused with a light gravy, and Roasted Chicken Rice, with thin, well-rendered skin. Eac...
Image credit: @baktao Bunga Raya Prata Hutis a hawker stall that specialises in briyani. Go for their bestselling Mutton Biryani ($6.50)that stars fluffy and fragrant basmati rice and tender, juicy mutton, complete with a flavourful curry gravy. If you want other options, there’s also prata and murtabak. Get their crispy Plain Prata ($1.20)or Egg O...
Image credit: @yum_seng Swing bySintia’s Indonesian Food for traditional Indonesian fare! Go for their Mee Rebus ($3.50)that comes with a generous serving of egg noodles, flavourful and spiced gravy, and a boiled egg. If you’d like something with rice, they have Nasi Sambal Goreng ($4/$5) that has white rice, bergedel, a dollop of sambal goreng and...
Image credit: @ramenking2018 This is another place for the early risers—Heng Heng Nasi Lemak opens at 5:30am, selling both breakfast and lunch items. Get their Chee Cheong Fun or Chwee Kuehthat comes with four steamed rice cakes per plate. For a more filling meal, they also offer Fried Bee Hoon, Kway Teow Mee,andFried Rice. Diners can expect to spe...
Image credit: @hellozizilovepanda Happy World Roast has roast meat dishes served with a modern twist. They’re a third-generation stall, but one thing that hasn’t changed all these years is the quality of their roast meat. While you’re here, try their Char Siew Rice ($4)that stars succulent char siew. This has been freshly roasted and flambéed with ...
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- Happy World Roast. Introduction: The char siew and roasted pork were really much better than usual hawker fare. Char siew was fat and tender, some of my pieces could be considered near to being ‘melt in your mouth’.
- Ah Wing’s Wanton Mee. Introduction: Tucked in Empress Market, Ah Wing s revelarec can be spotted from afar thanks to the long line. The long line is due to the traditional method of making every last noodle in the wanton mee-made plate-by-plate.
- Farrer Road Chicken Rice. Introduction: Another popular stall at Empress Market with non stop queue and usually sold out before lunch time. White (Steamed) Chicken is usually my choice but it was sold out when I am there before 11am.
- Fu Gui Bak Chor mee. Introduction: The noodles are bouncy, QQ, and has a good bite. It is well-savoured, tasty but not over-salted, and provides excellent amounts of ingredients including ikan bilis.
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Empress Road Market & Food Centre in Singapore is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike. Located in the heart of the city, the market is a bustling hub of activity, with a wide variety of stalls selling fresh produce, seafood, and other goods.
Feb 18, 2024 · Empress Road Food Centre is located at 7 Empress Road, Singapore. To get there by bus, you can take bus number 111, 123, or 186 and alight at the Empress Road Market stop. If you prefer taking the MRT, you can exit at Farrer Road MRT station and take a short walk to the food centre. TDLR: About Empress Road Food Centre.
