Chinatown Food Street

If you bring local elder folks to this stretch of non-aircon hawker food stall , they might grumble the food items are very overpriced & must well go Chinatown Food Centre above Chinatown Market to eat

Newly renovated Chinatown food street is wider, cleaner, has more stalls offering different foods including Indian food and satays , BBQ chicken and is covered by a massive glass and steel roof

From sumptuous food to sumptuous photos! This place is also good for photowalks. Now grab your camera and take a pic of the lantern, of the wooden food stalls , of this CLEAN Chinatown.

The most tasty place in Singapore. If you like Chinese kitchen there you will find heaven. Lot of food, fresh and tasty.

a must when visiting chinatown in sg, affordable foods

The place looks good and you can find many different varieties of local food here under one glass roof. However the food standard of many of the stalls have dropped drastically.

Many food stalls with wide variety of meals. Order one to share and then pick another stall to enjoy more tastes...

Neat, clean and organized ! Most importantly the food is from popular stalls in Singapore????????????

They sure cleaned up this place from the last time I was here. Food is good and cheap . Never really had anything stellar but good for a bit of a stroll and some shoppin.

Great satay , hainanese chicken and pepper crab ! Just pick a stall.

Very nice atmosphere. Food is usual. A bit expensive from most foodcourt. But worth to try and spend the night.

Delicious food. More than half the price less here than at restaurants nearby.

This is a must try dish! Four for $20 but worth it!

U can enjoy very good food....enjoy any place of chinese food .

You can find all kind of food.compare to local hawker centers a little bit expensive due to tourists

A lots of foods here! Try small food stall by stall. ^^

The worst fish I have ever eaten. This market has become a tourist trap. Furthermore, stall #16 is an absolute no go. Don’t waste your money

The food, though quite expensive , taste good. The delicated WiFi was strong.

Good fresh fruit options here... Look for the stands that cut them for u while u wait.

The Food street ice kacang is one of e best around. Its big and worth e price. Their brown sugar is recommended. Chendol, Red rubbies!

Take the food court in the second floor of the department building. It's more fun!

Try the Satay shop. That are so great that you can't stop eating.

Actually chicken wings are not bad ????

Bak Gu Teh Set 11.50 SD. delicious

Dont try to bring food from outside. U will be die!

Lots of variety of food. Clean and hygienic

İ think the best foodcourt in city

Dinner Joo Ciat Noodle The Delicious Noodle in SG

Good for tourists and for those who are looking for wifi access.

Good food and friendly person

Looks like i have to take back my recommendation for fried kway teow . It contains more normal noodles than flat noodles . Try if you want to get cheated.

Many things to choose.

One of the best fried kway teow in Singapore. The dim sum at the corner is good too :)

Much spacious after renovation and it's sheltered now.

Satay recommended. Clean area

The Satay was pretty good :)

The chicken rice is dissapointing

Yummy for the foods....good place, clean

Cool down and enjoy Ah Balling soup . Best to go with the ginger soup !

This beef noodle is actually just "so-so". I decided to leave it there after few feed. Should've ordered something else instead. Miss the one in Malaysia, KL petaling street. It's so much nicer

Food is soooooo good!

Try Hainanese chicken rice

Head a block over to the Food Centre ... much better and cheaper than here

Food street fried kway teow is good!

Popiah cannot make it. Bak kuh teh soup base is nice but meat too tough.

Try the fried kuay tiao. Awesome max (:

Satay recommended

The Fried Rice (beside Ming Fa ) has awful taste, but the portion of large size itself really big

Food here is more expensive than the food in Chinatown food complex just a short walk away.

Food Street Fried Kway Teow is a must try!