Woodlands Street 12 Hawker Centre

Our favour hawker center that serve various local gourmet. This hawker centre, also called Marsiling Mall, was built to relocate the shops and hawker stalls at old woodlands interchange hawker centre, which have been demolished for redevelopment. We can still find some of the old familiar stalls and shop here while some retired. The prices are affordable and could get crowded during meal time.

Newly opened food centre. Huge with high ceiling. Plenty of delicious food options here. Must try!

Food quality and prices are reasonable. Do note that it costs additional 50cents to carry a tray, albeit refundable.

Hawker shifted from old Woodlands Interchange.1st day of business 15/12/17. Soup is nice. Waiting for my favourite herbal soup stall (front row), which I came all e way from South, to start business in a week's time.

Had lunch at this hawker ctr. Choices of halal food was not to bad. Anyway ordered food from Beef King and it was satisfying.

It is a 10 to 15 minutes walk away from the MRT (both Marsiling and Woodlands). Decent variety of food. Many of the stalls that were from the Woodlands Checkpoint area moved here after that place closed down. Tried the Yan Ji Seafood Stall seafood soup and the sesame chicken + yam rice from the bak kut teh stall beside. Seafood soup was decent but had higher expectations because of the hype. It's also available on grabfood. The sesame chicken was so-so and the yam rice was unfortunately not as fragrant as I hoped it would be. Also had the bubble milk tea from Long Hua Cafe (first row of stalls, nearer to the mrt tracks). The white pearl was good. Overall, good experience. Nice place to try local food. While the place was hot, there were many huge fans around and the heat was bearable even on a hot day. PS: Return your tray for a 50 cents refund. Remember not to mix halal and non-halal food and take out the glass/porcelain items from your tray before you drop it off at the tray return stations situated around the hawker centre.

Recently opened hawker centre in the north. Some of then stalls shifted over from old woodland centre so patron can look forward to them. The soup stall was pretty good while the dessert stall was okay. Dessert can be better. Using their tray will cost you 50 cent and you can refund it at the tray return machine.

There is a old school dessert shop which is one of my favourite like ice kachang, chendol etc. There is also kaya+toast+half boiled eggs for breakfast. Lunch time is quite crowded there...