Sembawang Hills Food Centre

A great place to makan after hikes at nearby reservoirs. Used to be a very popular hawker centre but for some reason, some stalls have closed down and are still vacant. That said, there's still quite a few gems in it. + Clean and well-maintained. - Quite a few vegetarian options. #01-02 Yong Kee Crispy Curry Puff #01-14 Fried Carrot Cake #01-16 Thomson Homemade Shui Kway #01-29 Delisnacks #01-11 Economic Bee Hoon #01-04 回味 鱼圆粿条汤 Hui Wei Fishball Kway Teow #01-05 Ming Ji (Prawn Noodles) #01-08 Yummy Noodle House (美味面家) #01-12 Shen Yuan Fishball Noodles #01-23 Jing Ji Fishball Noodles #01-26 Khoon's Katong Laksa & Seafood Soup #01-27 Changi Village Fried Hokkien Mee (CLOSED) #01-10 Jia Jia Xing Pig's Organ Soup #01-28 Five Star Teo Chew Kway Chap #01-03 Cantonese Roasted #01-07 Seng Huat Duck Rice #01-20 Jin Men (Chicken Rice) #01-24 Chap Chai Peng #01-06 Briyani Tok Ayah #01-21 Sin Sin Ngo Hiang Prawn Cracker #01-31 Satay #01-32 Ping Kee Popiah #01-25 Soon Lee Sugar Cane Juice #01-30 Sugar Cane & Fresh #01-09 Shui Zhi Yuan Drinks #01-13 Xin Heng Coffee Stall #01-19 Keng Lee Yin Pin (Drinks) #01-33 Kwang Traditional Coffee Some previous stalls are now gone: - Bing Ji Hainanese Chicken Rice - Bao Cheng Kitchen

This hawker is along Upper Thomson Road even though is called Sembawang Hill Hawker Centre. The front car park is always full with very limited slots. The next is beside Esso Station. Food wise, seems to be a bit run down hawker, maybe due to not close proximity to HDB. The Cantonese chicken rice and char siew stall delivered a classic authentic a plate of char siew rice with nice soup. With price of $4, it is worth it. The tender char siew is not common even with well roasted outer layer.

Visited this hawker centre on a Saturday morning around 9.30am and it was already pretty crowded! It’s a small, cosy hawker centre with just two rows of stalls, but there’s a surprisingly good mix — noodles, rice dishes, and plenty of breakfast bites like curry puffs, popiah and fritters. There’s also a clean, well-maintained washroom and lots of sinks, which is nice. I originally queued for Jing Ji Fishball Noodles, but the line barely moved... after 30 minutes, it only went from 12 people ahead of me to about 7–8, so I gave up. Ended up trying Hui Wei Fishball Noodles (Unit 01-04) instead and honestly, no regrets! Their signature soup plus dry mee pok combo is one of the best I’ve had :) Also tried the popiah, carrot cake, kaya toast set and taro toast from various stalls. All were decent, nothing particularly memorable; but the fishball noodles? I’d definitely make a return trip just for that ☺️ (Taking 1 star off for how inaccessible this hawker is if you don't drive 😭)

Not a big traditional food centre, but it is clean and well maintained. For vegans and vegetarians, there are stalls serving delicious food such as Pawon Vegetarian (Indonesian/Malay cuisine) and Delisnacks, which offers traditional local snacks like You Tiao (fried dough sticks). Other stalls also provide meatless options, including fried carrot cake and traditional toast sets. Prices in this food centre are reasonable and not expensive. It’s a great place for a satisfying meal or simply a nice coffee break.

Medium size hawker centre that is nestled within landed estate, a rare breed since most hawker centres are surrounded by HDB flats. Prices of food are comparable to other hawker centres. Sin Huat, the coffee shop at the left hand corner (from road looking in) has breakfast set at S$3.40 (regardless of whether Kopi O or Kopi). First day of the DBS $3 cashback promotion (every Saturday until 27 Sep): many people using PayLah which overloaded the app 🤣.

Stumbled upon Sembawang Hills FC before my birding walk at BAMK, and randomly ordered the dry kueh teow with soup (number 2) from #01-04, pleasantly surprised by how flavourful the dry noodles are, how good the soup is and how much meat and liao there is for $4!! Service was damn fast, no queue because everyone else lining up for duck rice, but pls don't skip this gem.. Thanks for the good meal 🙏 Will come back..

Delicious yet affordable Char Siew and Roasted Pork Rice ($5) or Wanton mee ($6) . Char Siew slightly saltier (3.5/5), Roasted Pork was crispy and thick cut (4/5), wanton mee was spribgy and thin (4/5). The only drawback is that the Q may take 15-20 mins as the uncle does everything.

Its a not so big food centre along this mainly private housing area. 2 rolls of food stalls. Was surprised to find at around 3pm after lunch hours, there still food stalls operating. There a open car park in front but with limited parking lots. A good food centre but avoid meal hours.