Tanjong Pagar Plaza Market & Food Centre

Xin Hao

2 weeks ago

Tanjong Pagar Plaza Market and Food Centre is a convenient hawker centre with a good variety of affordable local food. Plenty of options for breakfast and lunch, from traditional Singaporean hawker fare to noodles, rice dishes and other local favourites. Prices are generally reasonable, making it a popular spot for office workers in the CBD. It can get pretty crowded during weekday lunch hours, but that is expected given its location. The atmosphere is lively and no frills, with plenty of choices if you know what to look for. A solid place to grab a quick, satisfying and affordable meal in the Tanjong Pagar area. Worth exploring for its range of hawker stalls and local flavours.

Rodrick Gibbons

3 months ago

Tanjong Pagar Plaza Market & Food Centre feels like a convenient stop if you want a casual meal in a straightforward setting. I liked that the place is fairly airy and easy to get to, whether by lift or stairs, and being right above the market gives it a nice local feel. The chicken noodle fried with soup was a solid choice, and the pricing was easy to understand.

Muh Fuei

3 months ago

Tanjong Pagar Plaza Market & Food Centre Our friends recommended this food centre because it was within walking distance of the hotel where we were staying. We came here for breakfast and found a good variety of local food. Some of the popular stalls had long queues. We enjoyed our breakfast and had a good start to the day. If you're staying nearby, this is a convenient place to experience a local hawker centre.

Ouroboros

5 months ago

林记 mee hoon kuey is the best in Singapore. For 7 years, whenever I drop by, I'd just eat their MHK. I don't even eat other stuff from this stall. The stall is relatively quiet compared to the adjacent wanton mee. Their kuey is handmade and very thick and chewy. My mom could taste that the secret ingredient adding porridge to the flour to give it additional texture. The soup is very clean. Other top rated MHK in SG are often too salty, or they add starch to make their soup gravy-like. Not this one. The garlic flakes and prawns (if you order large) give the soup an aromatic and refreshing seafood flavour.

Frankie Lim

7 months ago

this market is sited in the city center and there's old estate still hanging around where you can experience local culture and food. Here I ordered soy sauce chicken noodle at upper cross st soy sauce chicken noodle, the chicken is tender, egg noodle is springy and lastly the chilli sauce is superb. Worth my recommendation compared to infamous one at Smith street😚 Next is ah teck coffee stall, the bosses are friendly and they brewed nice tea o and kopi o. There are other nice food to explore here too.... drop by when you are nearby.