Chang Cheng Food Court - 201C Tampines St. 21

Heritage Corner serving Peranakan Food is good and reasonable . Always goes there for Peranakan Food .

As other food court in this area, this food court is also popular and hard to get seats in the peak hours. The prata is very good, the rojak is so so, the popiah is okay, the fried fritters is average, the hokkien mee is quite tasty.

Crispy prata for brunch today at Chindamani Indian Rest.

I go here everyday, despite that, I'm not partial to it or anything. If you're in the area, stop by for it's Thai food, zi char or Wu xiang stall. Those are my favourite few, the rest are so-so since they just introduced some new stalls in March/April 2022.

This Chindanani Indian Prata is thin like Paper though Crispy with no aftertaste effects. They are very very stingy with their gravy and the Fish Gravy doesn’t have the Fish Taste at all! You asked for more gravy and the Indian guy would have you a blank stare and there you go; only 1 small scoop of the gravy.... too bad guys! The stall selling Porridge ? has shifted to Tampines Round Market. 2 new stalls in this foodcourt; Mee Hoon Kway and Vietnamese food! The Mee Hoon Kway I read quite a fair bit of good reviews; but my first time trying it and found they lack the Old School Mee Hoon Kway Tastes!

5 Spice Roll / Wu Xiang Xia Bing (SGD $12) @ Wu Xiang Da Heng. . Was tipped off about this under-the-radar stall, mostly known to residents of Tampines East. Operating for at least 5 years, probably more. . Presentation is iconic, using large, old-school metal plates, with the chili in metal bowls that resemble the chwee kueh moulds. . The juicy pork and liver 5 spice rolls have nice meaty savoury salty spice earthy notes, the soft water chestnut cakes have lovely earthy sweet savoury flavour, and the fish cake is bouncy and large with sweet savoury notes. . The prawn cracker fritter shatters lightly with savoury shrimpy sweet flavour, while the chewy guan chang / Chinese marinated sausage is meaty with savoury salty flavour. . I like that they're generous with the crushed peanuts, and the inclusion of cucumbers is good. The chili is lightly spicy salty, with a mild kick. Nice.

Beware of the drinks stall. Remember to ask price of items you ordered and get your change back. Especially for hot/coffee beverages and if it is the guy in this picture. Otherwise, this is what will happen to you: 1) Order drink 2) Cashier takes your money 3) Holds on to the money and does not key into the counter 4) Counter left opened for a while from previous customer 5) Closes the counter and stuff your money to the side 7) No change given. Continue next order like nothing happened. If you do not ask, he will pocket your money. If you ask, he will insist he had given you the change, and have closed the transaction on the counter. Fair enough if he wants to embezzle employer's money. To further cheat from honest customers, is an early ride to hell.

Lot of nice local food here. This coffeeshop is hidden and not visible from the main road. Stalls here sell hokkien mee, thai food and the local hor fun seafood stuff. Not easy to get a seat here as there are many regulars drinkers of beers occupying at least 70 % of available tables and chairs. So my visit here is buy home instead of dining at the premises