Bishan Bus Interchange Food Court - 514 Bishan Street 13

The nasi campur at Malay food stall is shockingly expensive. As the variety of food is. quite limited, I chose the sayoh lodeh (curry vegetable) with tahu and a scoop of kangkong. For just 2 vegetable dishes, I was charged $4. When I asked the young lady seller how much is the kangkong, she answered that what I bought is a 'set' when there are no nasi campur sets indicated. For those who want to try, do it at your own risks and be prepared to be fleeced. Their standard fares like mee siam and mee rebus at 3 a bowl appeared reasonable. I will never patronise this stall again.

Always here for the la mian. Automated machines makes ordering a breeze. Love their noodles selection. Must try their meat bun often known as Chinese burgers

Smells bad！i order Fried pork chop they give fried fish! Scammer seller! Totally cannot the smells! Please don’t buy ! Taiwan chef!

Me and my wife used to eat here regularly every Saturday afternoon before teaching ukulele class at Bishan CC. We tried Malay Padang food, Duck / pork rice, and Johnson Fish Soup but now conduct ukulele by zooming online so rarely come to this place. But recently before Phase 2 Heightened Alert Measure me and my wife paid a visit to try the Chinese noodle that we haven't tried before because of the long queue, but during that time no queue at all. Btw, the long queue speaks everything. Their spicy mala noodle was delicious with not so much mala ingredients and oil so we can have our clean bowl with happy tummy, the spiciness just perfect, the pork broth was comforting, the pork intestine was big size but it's clean and tender melt in your mouth; their dumpling was really feel homecooking with dense minced pork filling. So tasty and yummy, 2 meal for 2 pax. Just nice! Always happy to come to visit this food court as it's walking distance from our place.

I like a lot the duck noodles... Yummy The staff over there was so friendly. The price was right... I will be back again.....thanks ? ?

New stall Modern food by auntie M. Interesting food. Mala chicken the sauce has mala taste. Can try

Nice bowl of Chinese Mala Beef Shaved Noodle from Shi Xiang Ge at Bishan Bus Interchange Foodcourt. Top up $1 for the shaved noodle ”刀削面”. Chewy and soft. I love Mala and this soup is flavorful and 麻. I hardly left any soup wasted if it’s really good. Follow Review IKR on Instagram and Facebook to see more reviews.

Definitely a must try stall if you like Chinese Ramen and spicy stuff. Portions are big and spice level can be adjustable. Particularly like the way they managed their kitchen, looks clean and tidy from outside.