Amoy Street Food Centre

I prefer this over Lau Pa Sat, more authentic local feel than touristy. Heaps of food stalls to choose from, pick any place you can't go wrong. Had roast chicken hainese rice, great flavours and chicken was tender. Tried star apple juice on a hot day, if they ask if you want salt in it...say yes.

"Al-Aryani: The Best Nasi Briyani". Finally, something to celebrate for the jaded office workers of the MND buildings. An Indian Nasi Bryani stall run by a celebrity chef (Chef Arifin) who used to ply his craft in the famed Singapore Cricket Club. Yes, the one where mortals like me needed to be "brought" in by a member. Now, you or anyone from Thamby to Uncle DD can just savor the authentic taste of nasi briyani in fumy Amoy Street Food Center. No membership required. No dress codes. It is on the second floor. Unit #02-130. Look for the signboard" (see my photo) You can't miss. It is next to the staircase to the public car park. Look for the affable chef's face smiling to you."

Great variety of delicious food at reasonable prices. This became our go-to place while we were visiting Singapore because everyone in our family could find something they enjoyed. The atmosphere is lively and authentic, making it a fun place to experience local food culture. Just be sure to come early if you want to beat the crowds and have an easier time finding a table. Highly recommend!

That biryani was amazing, and I really appreciate Chef Arifin's dedication. So tasty! It's a hawker center, so it's warm.

Very disappointed with this experience. The stall displayed the CDC voucher logo, which clearly indicates that CDC vouchers are accepted. Based on that, I placed my order. However, after ordering, the stall owner said “No CDC” and claimed “No scanner, how to scan?” when I questioned it. If you are not accepting CDC vouchers, do not display the logo. It is misleading to customers. The response was also delivered in a hostile tone, as though I was at fault for asking a reasonable question. This was unprofessional and left a very unpleasant impression.

Do go and visit this stall (#01-31) for their chicken noodles are great! I also love the friendly auntie. Do help to support local businesses that are underrated.

Amoy Street Food Centre is located in the CBD area surrounded by mainly office buildings. It is usually very crowded during weekdays lunch time. As dinner crowd will be much lesser and also for the weekends. There are a few famous stalls here such as the Fish Soup, Fishball noddle, Vegetarian stalls, Lor Mee, Cupcake, Western stalls and Malay stalls…

How to go there ?alight at tanjong pager MRT Station,take exit G..Cecil Street/Telok Ayer exit and follow the office crowds,only open till 1430. It's Crowded,warm,humid and endless queueing. For those with ample time,enjoy your endless queues.