Bedok Reservoir Food Centre - 630 Bedok Reservoir Rd

Pretty of nice food here. You name it Kway chap, carrot cake, BCM, fishball noodle, Roti Prata, Lontong and many more.

Indeed hidden gem. Even though this is an old estate but can still find old school stalls food. Tea and coffee very cheap 2 for $1.40, you cannot find this price anywhere else.

Tranquil small hawker centre in the heartlands. Had a simple plate of chicken/char siew rice for $4.

I find the new carrot cake stall that open recently taste really good. I was curious as there was a long queue so I joined and it’s surprising really good. I love the Muah Chee that is available only on weekends and PH!

Minutes away and made accessible by the Bedok North mrt station, this quiet and well hidden gem has lots to offer for everyone. My personal favourite stall is Xiang Ji chicken rice, authentic Hainanese styled chicken rice made by a trio of Hainanese folks. Fragrant chicken rice, savoury chicken and Hainanese chilli made especially for its chicken. At $2, $2.50 and $3, it's probably the one of the most affordable and best tasting chicken rice you'll ever try when you're in the vicinity. And ever so once in a while when I'm busy rushing for work, a pit stop at Granny's Pancake would suffice for me. Ranging from the classic coconut, red bean, peanut and yes... The power pack peanut butter flavoured pancake, the taste and texture of the pancakes is sure to fill your belly if you don't have the time for a full meal but would probably like to. Another personal favourite beverage stall would be Shun Hua coffee stall. The silent but resilient uncle can whip up a decent Teh "C" (tea with evaporated milk) with just the right taste for my taste buds. Definitely the best drink to start my mornings!!

Morning hawker center that most stalls will close after 3pm. Has the usual local hawker food like chicken rice, vegetarian, pancakes and coffee stalls. Toilet here is clean and well maintain. The market has also a wet market and dry stalls selling cofee powder etc. Shun hua coffee stall, #01-29 their coffee and tea are nice. Xiang ji chicken rice is also nice but presentation is quite messy. The rice has a nice aroma to it when eaten Granny pancake is nice but small piece for the price you pay for it

“Kway Chap” from Guang Liang Cooked Food Stall (#01-35) at this hawker centre has a perpetual long line of people. Delicious!

Visited this hawker centre late morning. Ordered Yong Tau Foo from stall #01-16. It's delicious but kinda pricey. Food was fresh and served hot. Saw many people there having chicken rice and long queue for the kway chap. Will try that next time!