Top 10 Best Eats at Changi Village Hawker Centre
The Changi Village Hawker Centre was built in 1975 as part of the government’s initiative to create a leisure and recreation district at the far flung eastern end of the island. Changi Point had been an idyllic village in the pre-war years when the British military moved in to set up bases. Today, Changi Village Hawker Centre has become a dining place set within a laid back suburbia environ, where patrons of come for its popular cuisine which include the nasi lemak (Malay fragrant rice dish). In the evenings, crowds gather here to hang out and have their favourite foods and drinks. Despite renovations over the years, the hawker centre has retained its old charm and laid-back atmosphere. It has become an iconic part of Changi and a convenient stopover for weekend fishing enthusiasts from the region, as well as locals holidaying at the bungalows nearby. Here’s our recommended top eats!
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#1 – Woon Woon Pek Beehoon
Introduction:
Jessen and Reece, the corporate partners, previously sold their businesses that they had built up for the last 10 years in order to venture into the hawker business. Reece s father passed on his knowledge of cooking techniques from a corporate perspective to his son, thus ensuring the highest standards on Woon Woon Pek Beehoon s dishes. Woon Woon specializes in white beehoon and offers a version containing seafood like fish, shrimp, crayfish, and flower crab. Each bowl is three sizes, and the prices vary between $5 and $9.
Menu Items:
Prices start from $5
- Lala Crayfish White BeeHoon
- Lala Slice Fish White BeeHoon
- Lala Prawn White BeeHoon
- Seafood Platter
Location: 2 Changi Village Road, #01-52, Changi Village Hawker Centre, Singapore 500002
Contact: +65 9451 1633
Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday (11am – 9pm), Closed on Monday
#2 – Weng Kee Ipoh Hor Fun
Introduction:
I seldom do hawker reviews because really everything usually tastes more or less similar to me but this caught me by surprise and I think I will really want to go back to the east to get this. Really never tried anything like this before and I’m not even a horfun fan. The broth was flavourful (the lard taste was overpowering and enhanced the broth so much) / the horfun itself was silky and slurped down really easily / the chicken was fried so crisply and the skin itself had a good seasoning on its own. Very happy bowl of goodness. (Aggs & Xi from Burple)
Menu Items:
- Ipoh Hor Fun (Price $3.50)
- Chicken Cutlet Hor Fun (Price $3.50)
- Bak Chor Mee (Price $3.50)
- Chicken Feet Noodle (Price $3.50)
Location: 2 Changi Village Road #01-18/19 Changi Village Hawker Centre, Singapore 500002
Contact: +65 6545 6425
Opening Hours: Daily (9am – 10pm)
#3 – Charlie’s Corner
Introduction:
If you want to relax in your hotel robe, thongs and Havaianas on a lazy Sunday afternoon with your closest friends, the easy going atmosphere of this popular establishment will suit you to a tee. Part of Singapore since 1976, this is the early twentieth century’s first English-language pub to have a medley of scrumptious premixed stouts. While sampling a beer or two, don’t forget to avail yourself of typical home-cooked Singaporean cuisine such as their popular Fish & Chips.
Menu Items:
- Charlie’s special fish & chips (Price $13.90)
- Scallops & chips (Price $13.90)
- Lamb chop (Price $15.90)
- Fillet steak (tenderloin) (Price $21.90)
Location: 2 Changi Village Road, #01-7 Changi Village Hawker Centre, Singapore 500002
Contact: +65 6543 1754
Opening Hours: Tuesday to Saturday (11:30am – 12am), Sunday (12pm – 12am), Closed on Monday
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#4 – Amigo Noodles
Introduction:
We were amazed by the excellent quality of the noodles, the noodles were perfectly done, not soggy or too raw, the exquisite balance in the seasoning of vinegar and the sauces resulted in an unforgettable meal.
Menu Items:
- Fishball Noodle (Price $3.50)
- Prawn Dumplings Soup (Price $3.00)
- Minced Meat Noodle (Price $3.50)
- Ipoh Hor Fun (Price $3.50)
Location: 2 Changi Village Road, #01-34 Changi Village Hawker Centre, Singapore 500002
Contact: +65 9455 3631
Opening Hours: Wednesday to Monday (11am – 10pm), Closed on Tuesday
Website: https://www.burpple.com/amigo-noodle
#5 – Mei Xiang Goreng Pisang
Introduction:
Tucked away inside laid-back Changi Village Hawker Centre, this humble stall is justifiably famous for its beautifully crisp, golden banana fritters. We dare you to stop at one. Judging from the long queues, yes. Other than bananas, there is a wide selection of fruits and tubers such as tapioca, yam, sweet potatoes, green bean and coconut.
Menu Items:
- Fried Banana (Price $1.50 per piece)
- 3-in-1 Yummy Cake (Price $1.20 per piece)
Location: 2 Changi Village Road #01-51 Changi Village Hawker Centre, Singapore 500002
Contact: +65 8268 0583
Opening Hours: Wednesday to Monday (11am – 9pm), Closed on Tuesday
#6 – Guang Xing Original Taste Fish Head Bee Hoon
Introduction:
These are the gems! One of the many snaking queues you’ll witness when you’re in the Changi V hawker. They have basically 2 main items on the menu – Fish soup and stir fry Sambal/black bean Fish Head. Both are simply finger-licking good!
The fish soup was light yet flavorful as though the broth was simmered with loads of ingredients with a hint of Chinese wine taste. Thick slices of fish that was smooth and odourless. While the stir fry fish head was superb. The sauce were thick with good balance of savory and spiciness. Bitter gourd was softened and well absorb the dish sauce leaving behind just a tiny winny bitter aftertaste. Fish head was not that boney and they had a considerably good amount of meat to savor on. The price of dishes were reasonable too given the generous portion! Fish soup ranges from $4-8 while the stir fry fish head is at $12, $18 or $22! Highly raved about! (Rachelle Ng from Burple)
Menu Items:
- Sliced Fish Bee Hoon (Price $5-$10)
- Sliced Fish Bee Soup (Price $5-$10)
- Sliced Fish Bee Porridge (Price $5-$10)
- Fish Head Bee Hoon (Price $6-$10)
- Sambal Fried Fish Head (Price $12-$22)
Location: 2 Changi Village Road, #01-31 Changi Village Hawker Centre, Singapore 500002
Contact: +65 9186 9313
Opening Hours: Monday to Sunday (11.30am – 8pm)
Website: https://www.yelp.com/biz/guang-xing-original-taste-fishhead-bee-hoon-singapore
#7 – Jason’s Place
Introduction:
BBQ Chicken Wings are priced at $1.40 per piece. Satay starts from $0.70 a stick. Waiting times were long during dinner rush and we had to wait 30 minutes for our food. The stand out for the satay is the sauce which has pineapple paste mixed in, giving the sauce a tangy flavor. We order a mix of chicken and pork satay, both went well with the satay sauce.
Menu Items:
- BBQ Chicken Wings (Price $1.40/piece)
- Pork Belly Satay (Price$1.20/stick)
- Pork Satay (Price $0.60/stick)
- Chicken Satay (Price $0.60/stick)
- Mutton Satay (Price $0.60/stick)
Location: 2 Changi Village Road, #01-66 Changi Village Hawker Centre, Singapore 500002
Contact: +65 8100 8823
Opening Hours: Mon-Fri (12pm to 9:30pm), Sat-Sun (11:30am to 10pm)
#8 – International Muslim Food Stall Nasi Lemak
Introduction:
Back to Changi Village and another plate of nasi lemak, this time round from the other popular stall in the hawker centre.
Similarly, the wait can take some time especially during lunch hours but this is a small price to pay for a plate of coconut infused rice that comes with a fried egg, cucumbers, fried anchovies and chicken wing. Comparing to Mizzy Corner, this stall wins in terms of the perfectly fried golden brown chicken wings which was well marinated and spiced. The coconut rice is slightly heavy on the coconut flavour while the sambal is more sweet than spicy. Overall, both stalls got their own merits and if I were to choose, I will go for the one with the shorter queue. (Julius Lim from Burple).
Menu Items:
- Chicken Set Nasi Lemak (Price $4.50)
- Fish Set Nasi Lemak (Price $5.50)
Location: 2 Changi Village Road, #01-03 Changi Village Hawker Centre, Singapore 500002
Contact: +65 8400 6882
Opening Hours: Mon to Fri (9am – 3pm; 6pm – 12am), Sat (9am – 7pm), Sun (10am – 12am)
#9 – Million Star Fried Banana
Introduction:
This stall was on the headline early this year as the owner passed away suddenly. During pandemic time, he has been very actively promoting his business on social media. While it is sad to hear the news, I’m glad to know that his dad has taken over the stall and continue to sell their signature fried bananas. I don’t know how long the uncle will continue to served us all the fried items. Perhaps he might get someone to take over the business. So for now, do grab some while you can, when you are at Changi Village. They have 2 kinds of fried banana, with the smaller size and the premium size. Both remain tasty and crunchy for me. (Khaw Han Chung from Burple)
Menu Items:
- Fried Banana Raja ($1.50/ piece)
- Fried Cempedak ($1.50/ piece)
- Fried Tapioca ($1.50/ piece)
- Fried Nian Gao with Sweet Potato ($1.50 / piece)
Location: 2 Changi Village Rd, #01-49, Singapore 500002
Opening Hours: Tues to Sun (11am to 8pm), Closed on Monday
Contact: +65 9083 8388
#10 – Changi V. Dessert House
Introduction:
Finally tried the Commando dessert ($2.30) and I loved it! The dessert reminds me a lot of bandung, with the red tea jelly and the milk they added. Really really refreshing. The Chendol ($2.30) was probably one of the best I’ve had as well. It was filled with really thick and creamy coconut milk and gula melaka that makes it so wholesome. Really rich and delicious! Definitely a must have when you’re here at Changi Village! (Jason Ng from Burple)
Menu Items:
- Commando Dessert (Price $2)
- Cheng Teng (Price $2)
- Red Ruby w. Magic Ball (Price $2)
- Power Chendol w. Ice Cream (Price $2.50)
Location: 2 Changi Village Road #01-08 Changi Village Hawker Centre, Singapore 500002
Opening Hours: Thursday to Tuesday (11:30am – 10:30pm), Closed on Wednesday
Website: https://www.foodadvisor.com.sg/restaurant/changi-v.-dessert-house-changi-village-hawker-centre/
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