Marsiling Lane Food Centre

Tried the lei chao fan

This food court is a regular haunt of mine, boasting a fantastic variety of local dishes. But there's one stall that consistently draws a long queue: Lai Xing Prawn Noodle. In my opinion, it serves one of the best authentic prawn noodles I've ever tasted – even surpassing some I've had in Penang! Just one look at the color of the soup tells you everything you need to know. And the crispy pork lard? That's truly the icing on the cake. Thumb up for the clean and spotless kitchen as well. Be prepared for a wait, but it's absolutely worth it for a bowl of truly authentic prawn noodles. Happy trying!

The black carrot cake is delicious, while the white one is a little lacking in the cai po.

Always come here to eat after we bring our kids to Admiralty Park to play. Thr standard remains the same after so many years. Tastes like the one in JB

So many yummy food here, Lion City Teo Chew Noodle house seems like a second or third generation fishball noodle Bak Chor Mee, a very economic yet high quality chicken rice with roasted delights, a fish soup stall with Bak Chor Mee options, soon Xing coffee shop that offers fresh sugar cane and lastly a pancake shop!

With Chinese New Year approaching, the atmosphere there is really festive... lots of dried goods are being sold, it's quite competitive! Lots of vegetables and seafood are also being sold, it's incredibly crowded, practically impossible to move... the place is too small.

This is our first time at this food centre. We ate at Asia Ghani's stall (halal). This stall serves various types of food. We really enjoyed our mee soto and mee rebus as they are flavourful. We definitely will return to this stall as and when we are in Singapore.

This place has been in existence for as long as I can remember. Food here is good and reasonably priced.