Anchorvale 303 Foodcourt LLP

Try the wanton mee, fishball mee , ming jiang kueh (curry pok style) and chee cheong funh is really good!

The mixed vegetables rice is one of the best sengkang west. The cook are from Ipoh friendly and helpful ever saw they help an elderly carry plate of rice to the table. Affordable price and have that home cook taste. Better go early close at 730 if most dish are finish.

It's an okay place to go just to eat. If the hawker knows you, there will be some form of service. But for some, they look right through you and as they appear to do good business, can't be bothered with you and would often raise their voices. I would avoid the chicken rice store like the plague The won ton mee store has been there for oer 18 years and aunty is really a friendly person. Prices have not gone up much, 50 cents only over the years. The economic rice is another friendly place. If you order drinks, do watch out for those who come and wipe the table. I have had my drinks swiped off the table as she cleaned. I had been sitting there and eating for the past 10 minutes so I wonder how. But that aside, food quality from the stores are what I would return for.

Lots of good stalls here. The upshot of which is the crowd level at high throughout! With the current COVID rules, unlikely that you'll be able to find a table. Best to head here off peak to avoid the queues at almost every stall.

Try the Armenian Street char kway teow. The Tiong Bahru chwee kueh and the rojak stalls also have tasty dishes. Parking is easy as this is next to the Multi storey carpark.

Love the laksa stall. The soup is tasty. I normally order with extra tau pok and hum. No photos coz already eaten by the time Google prompt me for review. Well worth a try.

Typical coffee shop serving chinese, indian and malay food. I come here usually for breakfast and is usually quite crowded especially on the weekends. I like the economic fried bee hoon stall and also the pan cake stall where I usually order one or two peanut pancakes. Beside, the wanton mee prepared by the elderly couple is also quite popular. Usually there are also employees from the nearby SBS Transit depot will come here for breakfast and lunch so it's quite a popular place.

This review is only for the ban mian shop situated inside the coffeeshop. You have to try their food especially in rainy weather. Very comforting. We always like their fried fish bee hoon and tomyam fried fish bee hoon. For the fried fish beehoon, when u add the chili padi and taste the soup, you will just love the spice even though u need a lot of water to cool you down. The only turnoff is the lady there, got our order wrong the 1st time because of language barrier.