Changi Village Hawker Centre

- You can pretty much order everything in English. - When sorting finished trays, they say to separate Halal and non-Halal trays, but honestly, it's not easy to tell the difference for those outside of a Halal culture. - 5 of us ate until we were stuffed and spent about $40. - The seasoning is generally on the mild side. - If you are going to be picky about hygiene, it is best not to go, but if you consider it to be on the level of Moran Market by Korean standards, it is roughly excusable.

A good location and the perfect place to relax

May 2026 — I revisited this market and food centre, and despite the passing years, it feels much the same. The only noticeable improvement is the larger, cleaner public toilet. As the gateway to Pulau Tekong and Pulau Ubin, and with the bus terminal located right next to it, this is an important stop for visitors to shop and enjoy a meal before continuing their journey. The atmosphere still carries a strong old kampong spirit, and many of the food stalls here are well known. I look forward to returning again soon.

Love the wide variety of food and at most stalls you can really taste the years of experience and perfection of the dishes. I enjoyed the chicken hor fun to the max. The chicken was crispy and seasoned perfectly and the noodles got to sitting the rich broth that was cooking for hours already. Loved every bite of it! Finished it off with an iced milo and it made my day after a long day of traveling. It has the feeling of a classic Asian food court, but its not very well connected and you'd better get there by cab, if one is willing to take you. Not all shops are open everyday so it makes sense to check out before what you might wanna have

Ah.... Changi Village Hawker Centre, the land of nasi lemak. Fullstop. Thats right, Changi Village Hawker Centre has nothing much going for it. This hawker centre has so many stalls serving the same thing that you will cringe(yes, looking at you nasi lemak). Problem is, the nasi lemak isn't even good, and no serious foodie will recommend a nasi lemak stall here to a foreign tourist. A nasi lemak chicken wing set here cost $5, which is more expensive than most places. Taste is seriously lacking compared to other places and some stall dont even have ikan bilis. The best nasi lemak i have tasted here is Mizzy, and they have a whooping google rating of 1.9 when I reviewed them. They now have a rating of 2.0(no need to thank me). I can't seriously recommend this place to anyone.

The hokkien mee gets it right for me... Tasty, not drowning in sauce.

Went on a Sunday morning after walking at the Beach. Love the Bak Chor Beehoon/Kuay Teow - asked for more chilli and vinegar, and it was yummy 😋. Not sure why no queue.

Wanton mee was good. There was a very similar competitor right opposite with the same decoration and all. Maybe we had the right wanton mee! Chicken wing was not there. It was supposed to be a rather simple dish I supposed but it went so wrong.