Adam Food Centre

Not big. But have everything you want.

A Hawker Gem with a Timing Twist Probably home to some sought-after stalls, popular that by the time we arrived at 3pm on a Sunday, several were already sold out and closed. Probably a sign: the food here is good. We sampled a few stalls that were still open. The Indian Rojak from Adam's Indian Rojak stall was decent but unremarkable. No wow factor, just average. The satay from Pondok Satay had its ups and downs: chicken was slightly undercooked, but the beef was spot-on, well-cooked and flavourful. The peanut gravy or satay sauce is also just average. The Mutton Soup from Bahrakath was enjoyable and really tasty, though the gravy could have been thicker. The Nasi Lemak from Siti Nurliyana stall had rice with good lemak taste and crispy anchovies, but the sambal lacked that punch and for nasi lemak, the sambal makes or breaks the dish. The experience wasn't a loss. Prices are reasonable and well-priced and the hawker centre offers a nice balance of Chinese, Indian, and Malay stalls. It wasn't crowded on a Sunday afternoon so parking was a breeze. The lesson? Come earlier and you'll likely have a far better experience. We'll definitely be back next time, likely before noon.

First time dining here and I was genuinely impressed! 🤩 They have a huge variety of menu to choose from, so there’s something for everyone. Great food, plenty of choices, and a satisfying dining experience. I’ll definitely be coming back to try more dishes. Highly recommended! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

One of the smaller but popular hawker center, perhaps due to its location just across the road from the Botanical Garden. Aside from a few hawker centers in places like Little India, this is perhaps one with the highest concentration of Halal (Malay, Indian Moslem, with one or two Javanese) stalls in SG. There are also a few non-Halal stalls as well, such as the chain chicken rice and Hokkien mie. Went there a few times during visits in the area for breakfast and lunch. The nasi lemak stalls seem to be always having long lines in front of them. Tried the Sutra (?) Nasi Lemak, the rice and otah were well-spiced and marinated, although the ikan bilis was somehow wasn't as crunchy as what I expected. The Indian rojak was pretty nice, with spicy peanut sauce.

We like this hawker because it is clean and airy. The few nasi lemak stalls always have long queues. The other stall that we like is the popular Mee Soto stall. Besides Mee Soto, we also order their mutton tendon soup which uses the same soup for Mee Soto. So if you are craving for their soup but don't want carbs, their mutton tendon soup is a good alternative. They are also very generous with the mutton tendons.

Straight line to my Fav stall, Indian Rojak! Pick, pick all the best sellers. Give instructions, more cucumber, more gravy, pick up later. Estd bill $15. Off to the second Fav stall, carrot cake stall run by a super smiley n friendly auntie. Black carrot cake, extra spicy, so tasty. $5 is good for 2 pax. Pick up later. Off to the third stall. The chicken rice. To the left. Whole chicken $28. Rice is $0.50 @. Boneless! What a delight. Chillies can be better, too watery. What a satisfying tabao meal. 😋

A small hawker centre compared to others I've visited but there was still amble choice. Tho many of the stalls offer the same or similar foods. The tables were clean and the vendors were friendly and kind. I ordered chicken and rice and the vendor actually came over and offered me some of their lemon chicken which they were famous for as a freebie! The food was all affordable and delicious and the drinks were huge and refreshing. The toilets were clean too.

Beautiful place. for coffee very lower price and worth for money 💰😀