Yuhua Village Market and Food Centre - 254 Jurong East St 24

???The Beef and Slice Fish Hor Fun are really good . $4.50 and look at the photo. The food are cheap and good taste . Soft Drink for $1.00. ??? .Many long que food stall . Not yet try all, but the Beef Hor Fun super duper delicious with the traditional work hei favor. ???

A well-managed hawker centre offering a wide variety of cheap local foods. The meat and veg from the Tasty Mixed Rice stall tasted good but were too cold for my liking. I highly recommend the Bubur Hitam from the Hock Kee Hot & Cold Dessert stall. It is very rich, nice and cheap.

A Must try for Breakfast. Seng Huat Homemade Fried Carrot Cake. #01-48. Expect a wait but it's well worth it.

Home to 3 MICHELIN Guide Singapore 2021 New Bib Gourmand Selection stalls, residents and shoppers around Yuhua are spoilt for choice with the wide variety of fresh market produce, goods, and local hawker food at Yuhua Village Market and Food Centre. My favourite is the the Laksa at Stall #01-12 (Heng Heng) which gained a listing in MICHELIN Bib Gourmand Selection in 2021. After being impacted by COVID cases in late July 2021, the hawker center is reopened on Aug 20 to massive crowds. There is a battalion of social distance officers trying to get the crowd to social distance on the Sunday morning I visited but this is such a popular place.

This is my favourite hawker centre in the west. My favourite food are laksa ( Heng Heng Cooked Food), Fish porridge from 明记粥品 only $2.50. On the same row, there is a nice prata stall and coffee stall. Nearby there is a shop selling yummy Shun Kuey as well.

Old Estate Hawker Center cum Market. Was there at 12.30pm and not much choice as many stalls have closed for business. I decided to check out this Hawker Center since I was in the neighbourhood and read some good reviews of food here. Wanted to try the recommended stall selling Laksa but found the queue a bit slow moving. Switch over to try the Lau Lim Mee Pok. Not as tasty as the original one at Bedok Marketplace, but otherwise is still quite alright!

Heading back to the west to close the loop there on the Michelin Bib Gourmand Singapore Award list journey, a visit was made to Yuhua Village Hawker Centre, not to be mixed up with Yuhua Hawker Centre next to the Jurong East Recreation Centre. Fei Fei Roasted Noodle is a very popular stall with queues forming up to 1 hour before it even opens. Well known for their Roast Duck and Char Siew, this stall frequently sells out their Roast Duck within the first hour of operation. When one finally gets a plate of their wonderful wanton mee, one gets to enjoy one of the best. Heng Heng Cooked Food is well-known for their Laksa attracting a long line of customers daily. With a thick and yummy broth, the wonderful Tow Pok absorbs the essence of the broth choked full of seafood goodness. Consuming the noodles was such a joy and the flavour explosion in the mouth was exquisite. The journey here was long but at least one of the Michelin Bib Gourmand Singapore Award winner here is definitely worth the trip

Order pork congee and you get pork congee. That’s what I realised when I ordered a bowl of “pork congee”. If you want to have century egg to go with the pork congee, you’ll need to specify “century egg pork congee” or “item number 1” to the stall uncle. I had sliced fish congee which cost only $2.50. Nowadays quite impossible to find porridge at this price. The congee was smooth and very hot. The portion was quite big with a few slices (about 5) of fish. There are also a variety of other food stalls that you can choose from. It can be quite crowded on a weekend.