Ci Yuan Hawker Centre - Ci Yuan Hawker Centre

Very clean and spacious place. Safe distancing measures well marked out. Tried the recommended traditional lor mee and I'm in agreement. Prices have differed from the food articles. 50¢ mark up, 5 satay become 3 satay. MHK was closed on a Saturday and I really wished I could try it. Not sure when I'll be back but the place reminded me of 128 Circle.

Short entry for this one as it just doesn't make sense. Visited today, 30th Dec 2021 @ 1120am. First floor toilet closed and sign said go to 2nd floor. Took the humongous step up to 2nd floor, guess what, closed also!!!!! Why oh why?!?!? There were elderly people who were wanting to use the toilet and they have to travel up like that? Lift you say? Guess what, when elderly ppl want to use the restroom then time is of the essence. Pls do better. To wash toilet on both floors at the same time just makes no sense. Ps : by the time I came down the 1st floor toilet just opened.

Spacious and lots of stalls offering a diversified range of local food. No parking issue here.

Ciyuan hawkers Centre offers a great selection of variety food choices ranging from Chinese, Muslim, Indian, Japanese. At Ci Yuan Hawker Centre, food options range from local favourites like chicken rice and fried hokkien mee to international food items like Shanghainese “guo tie” and “xiao long pau”, western food fare as well as Japanese cuisine. Other than stalls selling beverages, you will not find more than 1 stall selling the same or similar food items. Some of the must tries are the ban mian stall located in the first row. Others includes the classic hokkien prawn mee as well as laksa and satay. For innovative western options, do try broster at the very last row. The lor mee here is also very popular bit I think their standard had dropped over the past few years. Xiao long bao lovers can go ahead and patronise this Shanghainese stalls that serves up handmade xiao long baps right on their stall, they will freshly steam them when you order. You won't miss this stall as the owner always put on a SAF admin tee. Beside broster, you can also find Nasi Lemak Ayam Taliwang - Hougang branch which serves up great nasi lemak with a range of different options for you to choose from. You can end off with a bowl of desserts. Their wide variety of options will certainly satisfy your cravings.

Tried the Braised Pork Rice ($3.50), Fried Shredded Potatoes ($5) and Fried Intestines ($6) at HK Delights (#01-26). Pork Rice came with a lot of sauce and serving is big. Potatoes was not very oily and a good level of spiciness. Intestines were a bit dry but crispy. Chili spiced up everything. Definitely worth eating.

Jade's kitchen Korean food is pretty good especially the Fried chicken pcs. Very tender and not over fried. Tried the sweet and spicy and my kids love it! Many other good hawker fares. Overall good experience here

Clean and spacious environment. Well ventilated with huge ceiling fans. Basement parking is convenient. The handmade fish noodle brings the good old taste of fresh fish balls and meatball, flavourful chilli noodle, and clear sweet fish soup. $3.50 for a delightful breakfast. However, the 3 coffee stalls here all have quite mediocre coffee. How i wish any one of the Mayflower food centre coffees stalls could come here and brings up the quality of coffee, and cheaper too.

Very windy... big fans even though the weather is hot... Many seats and variety of foods here.. Got atm and kiosk nearby... The washroom is clean and quite number of basin for washing hands.. a lot of places to return tray.. Can park at opposite for free parking during PH/Sunday... Block 662 or Block 665...