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Bendemeer Market & Food Centre
Food Court
Central Region, Singapore
"Sims Place Prawn Noodle"(9 Tips)
"The laksa from #01-33 is delicious."(14 Tips)
"Fishball noodles starts from $2 👍🏼 Long queues during lunchtime"(6 Tips)
"Heng kee lor mee so-so only"(3 Tips)
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- The laksa from #01-33 is delicious. The taste of the gravy is well balanced. Not too spicy, not too lemak. It's the old school type of laksa. The tau pok is yummy! Good value at S$3.00.
Hainanese Porridge: Rare find in SG. Siang Kee Porridge #01-63. Rice grains not boiled in2 mush (like Cantonese 'chok'). Flavour options: fish, chicken, pork, century egg, cuttlefish, chicken egg- Vegetarian options: fried carrot cake, chee cheong fun, kueh, lontong, vegetarian bee hoon, yam cake, yong tau foo, prata, thosai, putu mayam, chwee kueh, peanut porridge, beancurd, pancake, yutiao
- Chicken rice. San Xi Hainanese Chicken Rice #01-53 serves good value. A $4 order came with a big plate of juicy white meat on a bed of boiled bean sprouts (taugeh) & a bowl of light herbal soup
- Bak Chor Mee (minced pork noodles). Newly-awarded Shanyuan Teochew Kway Teow Mian 汕源潮州粿條麵 has a stall here #01-15. BCM is as tasty! Fresh liver. Uses ‘la pok’ (fried pork lard cubes). This bowl $4
- Economic meal. True to its signage, Economic Mixed Vegetables Rice #01-70 is popular & affordable. This tray $3.50! Operated by an elderly couple, expect toned down flavours from home style dishes
- Kopi: Of all d kopi stalls in d mkt, locals point out 2 fave brewers: Hin Lai #01-07 & Totally Coffee #01-73. After sampling most stalls, I totally agree! Fragrant & more importantly, strong stuff!
- Ice Kacang. Old-school style from Queenstown Dessert, Sugarcane Juices #01-16. All the standard ingredients including “atap chee “. Syrup not excessively sweet or colourful. $1.50 for a bowl
Juston PayneJuly 30, 2012Out of towners: here's that "local experience" you been craving. There's ~100 stalls and not a foreigner in sight. I followed the Tips to the Laksa (#33, pictured) and prawn noodles (#42). Both great.
Upvoted Mar 12- Fishball noodles: 2 popular stalls: #01-50 njoys d longer q, & new contender 01-72 (reportedly fr Margaret Drv) whose chilli is shiok! D other stalls not worth your palate's time
- Char kway teow. Yummy plate from Hwa Heng #01-30! Savoury, not overly wet or sweet. Burnt bits here & there. Can’t taste any fried pork lard cubes though. $3 for this serving
- Chwee kueh (steamed rice cakes). From Kovan Chwee Kueh #01-64). A light snack in the morning. Bite-size convenient for sharing too
#01-65 YONG SIANG CHICKEN RICE is tempting the chilli is hot and tasty and the chicken is soft like the rice. Fav!- Hainanese curry rice. While the stewed cabbage from Bendemeer Curry Rice #01-04 melts in the mouth, their pork chop was tougher to bite into
- Surprised that vegetarian stall Jian Kang #01-82 does not offer ur typical bee hoon fare. Instead they hv 'specials' like duck rice (very tasty), Lor Mee, Mee Siam, etc
- Kars AlfrinkMarch 12, 2016A cozy suburban hawker center that gets pretty crowded and during weekday lunch hour. Had a very satisfying, spicy and cheap bowl of laksa here.
- Minced pork noodles. Affordable $3 bowl from 潮興鱼圆肉脞面 #01-15. Clean flavours. Fishball noodles starts from $2 👍🏼 Long queues during lunchtime
- Fried carrot cake: 2 popular stalls: 1) Yong Xiang #01-35 & 2) Hai Sheng #01-85. 1 dish out old-skool style, where it's fried & cut in2 messy cubes. 2 pre-chunks, fries it flat w egg & is less salty
- Laksa: Lotsa stalls selling laksa but d specialist is Min Ji Laksa #01-31; it's all they sell. Katong laksa (more coconut milk) they r not, but their base packs a spicy punch! Generous ingredients
If you like your Lor Mee with lots of fried stuff then try it at Heng Kee Lor Mee at 01-87. The traditional Lor Mee has fish meat (not fried) and it balances the dish well.
- Yu tiao (fried dough fritters): Thick & substantial @ Eat May Know #01-32. Luv their caramelised butterfly fritters too. Join d q!
Joanne WongNovember 3, 2012Rongxing fishball noodles has one of the longest q here. Got to get there before 12 or it will close by then! Sauce is just nice, fishballs are bouncy and fresh with springy noodles! Yums!- Prawn noodles: What makes Sims Place #01-42 a memorable experience is d REALLY thick soup. Basic $3 order is served w pork ribs. 2 savour more, order a soup serving (2 get more of that flavour!)
Bak chok mee at AMIGO is da bomb!!! They are generous with crispy wanton and ingredients... run by friendly couple. My wkend delight! Stall located at a corner adjacent to the hainanese curry rice- Nasi Lemak. #01-47 see queues in the mornings. While the rice is sweet-smelling, the chilli paste is not. Like the rest of (fried) items, it's just generic & convenient
Sims Place Prawn Noodle rocks! Best prawn mee in Singapore! Order the soup version! Super thick and flavourful! :) If takeaway, the boss will pack the noodles separately!- Putu mayam: Soon Huat Cooked Food (#01-71) is a nondescript stall sellg pineapple tarts & curry puffs. But main attraction is Putu Mayam, an Indian snack made of rice flour, served w palm sugar
- Chee cheong fun (rice rolls): Nan Rong has been selling here 4 as long as I can remember. Order with their yam cake, splash lotsa ti chiao (sweet bean sauce) & chilli, n u r all set 4 bfast
- Bak Chor mee (minced meat noodles): Reward urself w a bowl of generous portions of minced meat, stewed mushrooms & fried wantans, over springy cooked noodles. Zhen Ji (#01-21) far corner of d centre
- Fishball Noodle #01-50. The neighbourhood-favoured stall among the 3-4 offerings in the food centre. Fishballs are bouncy & chewy, chilli sauce packs a punch!
- Market, road & surrounding area named after the residence (Bendemeer House) of Seah Liang Seah (1850-1924), a well-known pepper and gambier trader. Nobody knows why “Bendemeer”. Source: seaheuchin.com
- Economic bee hoon #01-06 was evenly fried. Available in dark or light soy sauce style. Fried chicken wing was the hero – tasty. This plate $2.50
Ht WongJanuary 7, 2018There r many good food in this hawker centre. Hong Hong laksa n prawn noodle 01-69 is recommended
- Lor mee: 2 stalls A (#01-87) & B (#01-39). A's sauce is thick, egg-y. Lots of crispy bits if u luv an oral party. B has freshly shredded fish meat & well-cooked braised pork slices
Marta MskaAugust 22, 2015Extremly good place for local food taste ! Not turistic at all! On the photo you'll find delicious coconut pankakes !
zyOctober 1, 2011Sze chuan fish soup, fresh fish and savory soup, beancurd, sze chuan vegetables and a generous serving of green leafy vegetables adds variety to the bite, wholesome and healthy dish.- Economy rice. Fu Quan #01-03 sees long queues on workday lunch. $3.50 for 1 meat + 2 non-meat options, dishes were home-style
- Bak Kut Teh (pork ribs soup): Head 2 #01-23 for dis clear peppery soup. Order d spare ribs 4 best experience. They use fresh (vs frozen) meat. Burp!
One of the best cleaner I've seen in Singapore. Cleans efficiently and polite. 👍👍👍
- Must trys: carrot cake (near lor mee stall), bak cho mee with fried wanton at "dhoby ghaut" stall at $2.50; under rated- Tasty and value for money. Finish by 1pm on wkends!
Heathy Yong tau foo, Margaret drive fish ball noodle and toa payoh beef noodle all great here
Toa Payoh-Hwa Heng Beef Noodle #01-01. Very fresh beef and value for money. Yummy.
try lucky teochew porridge (#01-36) if u r looking for home cooked food taste! 👍
You guys gotta try the Ban Mian/E-Mian at the Ban Mian Yu Pian Tang store #01-62. The food is great and the friendly Uncle has a great smile! Enjoy!
yu jianzhiDecember 23, 2012Surrounding kopitiams offer great alternative in the evening , for relaxing or watching soccer- Sims Place Prawn Noodle must try! Have the traditional flavor, thick soup at reasonable price. Yummy
- George LeowSeptember 4, 2018The worst & most awful soya milk I had drank it's soO dilute with a strong weird plastic smell in it that taste toxic to me! There is another stall that tastes much better than this!
- Richard PhanMarch 12, 2014What so good about the lor mee here. I stay here so long already never even like it at all. Try the wan ton mee instead.
Can Try 粥29湯 (Porridge & Soup) For Something Light. The Owner (think is husband n wife) they r super super v friendly
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"Love this stall. Although long queue but it moves pretty fast. Their meat ball is excellent, soft and don't have funky smell. Usually I take away and prepare my own bee hoon at home."
Irvan Tan 
"Yummy laksa 👍🏻 macaroni soup and noodle soup...apparently different dishes daily"
Michelle Yap- 6.4
"Must try the soup 粉肠prawn noodles and remember to add liver!"
Michael Yeo
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