East Coast Lagoon Food Village - 1220 ECP

Name: East Coast Lagoon Food Village - 1220 ECP
Address: Singapore 468960, Singapore

4.3/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

Contact East Coast Lagoon Food Village

Address :	Singapore 468960
Categories :	Hawker centre ,
Description :	Satay & other street eats are doled out at this hawker center known for its beachfront location.

Best Hawker centre in Singapore

S	Samuel Tan on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A very wonderful experience dining here on a weekend. Haven't been here since their renovation and I'm very surprised that the renovation actually gave a major makeover of the entire place. It has high roofs and better ventilation throughout the entire place. However, there is no shelter at certain places and I think it will post a issue if there's heavy rain and wind. The must tries here are song kee fried oyster omelette, bbq chicken wings, satay, han jia pig trotters, geyland prawn noodle! Do come here early to secure your seats really.. The later you come the harder it is for you to find seats.. And people tend to eat very slowly and you will need to wait for a long time for seats.
J	Joeysfooddiary on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Perfectly grilled chicken wings, Sambal Sotong (Squid cooked in chilli paste/sauce) and Fried prawn pancake paired with a cold glass of beer? All day everyday! Our love for hawker food is second to none and this food centre is one of our faves.
N	NT on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Such a good revamp now that it’s been renovated and upgraded (it has been now for a while). Good range of foods. But you’re never sure which stalls are currently open cos of covid. I’d recommend getting satay at harons, beef noodles, chicken wings, and the half and half carrot cakes. Wash it all down with a regular sized or giant cup of sugar cane juice like a tourist ;)…
T	The Genesis Family on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Didn't expect the food here to taste so fresh and delicious, definitely over our expectation. Price wise, cheaper than nearby restaurants but more expensive than other heartland hawkers Parking and getting seats required patience on weekends. Expect 30mins to an hour. If you love crowds, this is the place, it's packed!
R	Richard Tan on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Nice place for lunch, dinner or just an in-between meal or refreshments after a day out at the super big East Coast Park. This is a typical Singapore hawker centre with all kinds of food of all races and culture. Cheap and good. There are some really famous stalls. So expect long queues. Seatings are alfresco style with poolside umbrellas and permanent pergolas. Feel free to share tables as it can be really crowded. Toilets are clean and airy. Paid parking can be a challenge. But free parking are generously available a nice coastal walk away.
D	DR GOH PENG YANG DAVY on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The only hawker centre (food centre) that you could admire the sea view while enjoying your local delights. Wide variety of local food available. Do note that during evening times, there would be more stalls opened. There were quite limited stores opened during the lunch time. Ample choice of seating available. You could opt for the sheltered seats if the weather was hot or the open area seats, where you could enjoy the sun. Strongly recommended!!!
P	PS Y on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ We always come to this place for meal after cycling. And this the second times we order the same chicken wing and satay stall, the stall is at front and near the entrance. You might find the satay a bit small piece compare to others but the taste is good. And their chicken wing is the best. Drinks we ordered a super huge lemon sugar cane juice, refreshing, quench our thirst.
D	Dr Reviews on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This is one of the nicer Hawker centres in Singapore with a great variety of local food. If you are a foodie this place is a must visit for the sheer number of stalls and good food. Generally the food from most stalls is good to taste and priced fairly. Getting a table though may not be as easy. Access to this Hawker Centre is a bit of a pain if you are not driving. Regular public transport is a 5 to 7 min walk. Taxis are a problem during peak hours. If you drive, you will not have to rely on the public transport, but you may have a problem finding parking space (during peak hours) due to the limited parking lots . Despite diners returning their trays, table cleaning needs to be better (more hygienic and faster). A great place. I love to visit this hawker centre but for the absence of regular public transport..