Changi Village Hawker Centre - 2 Changi Village Rd

I have been coming to this location for countless ocassion and never have I once been sick of this place. A short stone throw away from Changi Airport, this food centre offer local dishes at palatable tastes while offering an authetic feeling of local food. The pictures are just some of the must tries and my absolute favourites and do leave a like if you agree with my taste ? *updated 26/05/2022* Mizzy corner nasi lemak: most of the time people would be confuse over what's exactly nice? To me, I think this store is a pretty stand out one. The fried chicken is deliciously fried and the rice hmmm fragrant Satay bee hoon: imagine the satay sauce pour over white bee hoon? Cook by an old couple I am afraid their recipe would be lost forever. I have spoken to them and they have informed they will cook till they r unable to. I just hope u get to try this before its gone forever. The sauce balances between slightly sweet and that gravy taste of it. Wanton noodles: just get this dish. Springy yellow noodles, fried wanton YUMS! Mei xiang: for those wanting to catch a small bite, goreng pisang (fried bananas) and fried tapioca cakes would round of a very satisfied tummy indeed.

Ordered satay from 511 chicken wings, fried rice (not from seafood zi char stall with unfriendly lady) and fried oyster. All food are delicious. It can be really crowded during meal time.

After 2 over years of pandemics, those stalls that have survived are the best. I can see long queues, during lunchtime on Sunday.

A lot of nice food such as the pork satay and the new seafood red grouper soup. Yesterday we tried the prawn noodles, soup is good taste but the prawns are not fresh.

Great hawker centre next to Changi beach park and Changi Ferry Terminal where we get varities of local foods at reasonable prices. Mutton soup, fried banana, coconut water and nasi lemak are some of the most popular items served. During weekend, the place can be pretty crowded and will be hard to get parking spaces.

Great place serving lots of local foods with reasonably price and portions. The carrot cake had some fish sauce which is nice. Laksa comes with an whole egg split into 2, dried beancurd, fishball and cake. Wanton mee had springy noodles, their wanton and chilli was a hit for us. Desipte their not so convenient location, many people visit this place especially during the weekends for beach activities, cycling, fishing, picnicking or boat trip to Pulau Ubin

Great hawker Centre to sastify your nasi lemak cravings if you're a hardcore fan of it. This place is starting to get alot more popular as covid restrictions starts to ease. Plenty of folks here on a weekend as the queue for all stalls were long and waiting time were quite long. Even if you intend to come early to visit this hawker, he prepared to wait for seats and queue up for your food. Weekdays will be a better choice if you plan to visit pualu ubin and wish to have your breakfast here. The popular go to here are definitely all the nasi lemak stalls followed by the hor fun stalls and the chicken rice stalls.

A lot of varieties food here. However limited parking but understandable.. avoid weekends... The place so chill.. Love the chinese stall curry chicken rice.. the portion was great $5sgs including rice. Tried the Mizzy nasi lemak. The chicken wings was so dry..but the basmati rice is good $4sgd for nasi lemak chicken wing set And I ate fry banana... hmm yum yumm.. its seasonal. Sometimes.banana.taste good sometimes not.