Suggestions for Market near Ang Mo Kio, Singapore

Raynard H. • July 17, 2010Try the Ginger Tea Tarik at Yong Fa Coffee Stall. It's by far one of the best.

Cheen T. • September 15, 2019Vegetarian options: specialty vegetarian, fruits, chwee kueh, vege w rice, local snacks & desserts, lontong, peanut pancake, chee cheong fun, yam cake, fried carrot cake, glutinous rice, prata

Patrick L. • January 1, 2010Market opp PHILIPS got some very tasty fried bee hoon...lots of lard, yummy!

Cheen T. • February 4, 2015Vegetarian options: fried carrot cake (chai tow kway), gado gado, beancurd, cheng tng & other local desserts, fruits, yong tau foo, chee cheong fun, yam cake, chwee kueh, vegetarian beehoon, prata

Mattew T. • September 18, 2014All food is good.. you can't go wrong at market food centre... yummy...

Ah Leong S. • June 18, 2013Try Bencoolen Cooked Food #01-217 prawn noodle. Good soup and crunchy noodles. The prawns are fresh too

ᴡ K. • February 17, 2013Ho Bee Roasted Food: Delicious and yummy roast pork

Lydia • August 26, 2010Hao Xiang fried dough fritters and butterfly buns are the Best!

Purple R. • September 13, 2010So far..... I know... It has the best chicken wings hahha and satay ovr the market :-))

Z • January 26, 2017Nasi Lemak at Kim Kim 01-29 is so fragrant and light. Recommended.

pin l. • January 1, 2015Try the Chee Cheong fun (rice rolls) at stall facing wet market. Long q as lady owner slowly prepares each order. Delicious - smooth and yummy . Some say as good as those from KL.

Cheen T. • December 21, 2019Plant-based options: specialty vegetarian, local snacks & desserts, pancake, fried carrot cake, lontong, yam cake, chee cheong fun, beancurd, chwee kueh, Yong Tau Foo, rice kueh, buns

Edric T. • April 27, 2013Highly recommend Block 91 (morning market) Traditional Handmade Yong Tau Foo inner a little (along same stretch as the Prawn Noodles). Kopi/Teh is cheaper beside this. Nearby a banjiankuay shop

Cheen T. • December 27, 2019Two-storey market, with the upper floor having a mix of wet (butchers) & dry stalls. Access via a lift or stairs (at the back). Public toilets on level 2 are less used, drier & hence cleaner

Ying L. • August 30, 2015The fish soups stalls both facing the HDB blocks/roads are fresh and tasty. Both are equally busy. Char Kway Teow is one of my favourite too.

Cheen T. • October 27, 2019Fruits to go. Near the cold storage area (seafood, meats) and roast chicken counter on level 1

Jae Su Min L. • April 3, 2011Prawn noodles(facing market) and popiah... Yummy...

Cheen T. • March 27, 2023Fishball noodles ($6 large bowl). Cai Ji #01-59 serves generous toppings. Fishballs, meatballs, small prawn, fried wantans, slices of pork, fishcake, & mushroom, minced pork, fried sole fish. Yum!

martin l. • June 16, 2014Offer fruit here is so cheap

Keane • April 14, 2013Recently taken over by Giant. Shop N Save is no more - history.

Oh J. • November 29, 2018There is always a variety of items here. It always has the cheapest prices too! It's very close to a lot of homes so it's perfect.

Cheung Tsz Yan • March 25, 2013The prices here are getting a little too over absurd!!