Top 10 Best Eats at Sims Vista Food Centre
Sims Vista Marketplace and Food Centre that is located in 49 Sims Place and a few minutes walk from Aljunied MRT Station, has existed since I was a kid and has always seemed to be quite ordinary to me. This area has 5 blocks measuring at least 10 rows of food stalls. Although it appears to be spacious from the outside, its inside is disproportionately large for the area. For a large food centre, there are many food stalls, but here’s our top 10 picks.
Table of Contents
- No Time to Read? Here’s a Snappy Summary of This Article
- #1 – Tai Dong Teochew Duck Rice
- #2 – Hock Heng Cooked Food
- #3 – Warong Hjh Kamisah
- #4 – Dubai Express
- #5 – Liang Kee Ban Mian
- #6 – Hollywood Braised Duck Rice · Duck Porridge
- #7 – Da Jia Hao Delicacies
- #8 – He Xing Ban Mian Zhi Jia
- #9 – Kim Lee Carrot Cake
- #10 – Jia Confectionery
- Conclusion
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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No Time to Read? Here’s a Snappy Summary of This Article
- Tasty Chicken Rice: Tender chicken atop fragrant, fluffy rice, a local favorite.
- Satay Sensation: Grilled skewers with peanut sauce that packs a punch.
- Oyster Omelette Perfection: Crispy edges and succulent oysters in every mouthful.
- Char Kway Teow Mastery: Taste the wok hei in every bite of this noodle classic.
- Chilli Crab Delight: Indulge in the spicy sweetness of this iconic dish.
- Hawker Heritage: Discover the essence of Singaporean street food culture.
#1 – Tai Dong Teochew Duck Rice
Introduction:
What makes Tai Dong Duck Rice special is it’s fragrant gravy, which makes a perfect combination with the duck. Not forgetting the side dishes, the sweetness of the cabbage and beans shall satisfy your taste buds! Give it a try and you would definitely crave for more!
Tai Dong Teochew Duck Rice formerly operated in Upper Circular Road and later relocated to Sims Vista 49 Market And Food Centre in 2013. Sims Vista 49 Market And Food Centre is one of the very few food centres is its size out of proportion to the modest build up of HDB in this area, hiding in a housing estate but larger than food centres than Claymore, Bedok or Ang Mo Kio.
Menu Items:
- Duck Rice (Price $5.80)
Location: 49 Sims Place #01-04 (Directly opposite block 52). Hours: Daily 8am to 1-2pm, while stocks last.
Contact: +65 9476 2449
Website: Website Link Here
#2 – Hock Heng Cooked Food
Introduction: My version of comfort food at Sims Vista hawker centre. The noodles are cooked al dente with every strand well coated with the ketchup-based gravy. The star is of course the ultra fresh Batang (Spanish mackerel) which you can tell when it’s flaky and tender to the bite, and they are generous with it too. (Rule of Thumb from Burple)
Menu Items:
- Seafood Noodle Dry /Soup (Price $4/5)
- Sliced fish soup (Price $4/5)
- Seafood soup (Price $4/5)
- Fish head soup (Price $4/5)
Location: 49 Sims Place #01-31 Sims Vista Market & Food Centre, Singapore 380049.
Contact: NIL
Website: Website Link Here
#3 – Warong Hjh Kamisah
Introduction: Soh Kee Cooked Food features Cantonese-style porridge that is double-boiled to make it super smooth. They obtain their chickens daily from the adjacent wet market, therefore their chicken meat is always extra tender and flavorful.
Menu Items:
- Ayam penyet set for Price (price $4.50)
Location:01-13 SIMS VISTA MARKET AND FOOD CENTRE, BLK 49 Sims Pl, 380049
Contact: NIL
Website: Website Link Here
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#4 – Dubai Express
Introduction: The chicken thigh was boiled in a spiced stock, set aside and deep fried to a golden crisp. I can taste a hint of spice and savoury flavour on the golden crisp skin, but not entirely in the tender moist meat.
Menu Items:
- Nasi Briyani
- Fried Batang Fish in Spicy Sauce
- Mutton
Location: 01-02 SIMS VISTA MARKET AND FOOD CENTRE, BLK 49 Sims Pl, 380049
Contact: NIL
Website: Website Link Here
#5 – Liang Kee Ban Mian
Introduction: Liang Kee Ban Mian focuses on ban mian noodles, and serves them with fish slices or minced pork. You can have the option of replacing the ban mian with macaroni as well, or yee mee / yee mian. Besides this, they also serve dumplings (Fried or steamed versions) as well as pork ball soup.
Menu Items:
- Ban Mian ($4/$5)
- Yee Mee ($4/$5)
- Handmade Noodles ($4/$5)
- Seafood Soup Rice/ Food ($4/$5)
Location: 01-55 SIMS VISTA MARKET AND FOOD CENTRE, BLK 49 Sims Pl, 380049
Contact: NIL
Website: Website Link Here
#6 – Hollywood Braised Duck Rice · Duck Porridge
Introduction: The Place Located in Sims Vista Market & Food Centre, Hollywood Braised Duck Rice is one of the more popular stalls here during my visit. This food centre is located rather near to the Aljunied MRT, and it is surprising that I have never really paid much attention to this hawker centre. The hawker centre is spacious and the ventilation is quite good, which makes it pleasant to enjoy hawker food. There was a short queue at Hollywood Braised Duck Rice, and my food was ready within ten minutes. The stall was previously known as Lian Kee Braised Duck in the now-defunct Hollywood Canteen in Tanjong Katong. The Food Kway Chap, Duck Noodles and of course, Braised Duck Rice (S$3.50). I had a platter of various meats like braised duck meat, pig skin, braised egg and braised beancurd, along with a plate rice. Depending on the mix of ingredients you choose, this costs about S$13 for two persons worth of portions. (Therantingpanda.com)
Menu Items:
- Braised DuckRice ($3.50)
- Duck Noodle ($3.00)
- Duck Porridge ($3.00)
- Kway Chap ($4.30)
Location: 01-73 SIMS VISTA MARKET AND FOOD CENTRE, BLK 49 Sims Pl, 380049
Contact: +65 9084 3407
Website: Website Link Here
#7 – Da Jia Hao Delicacies
Introduction: One would likely be struck by the deep sensation of hesitation when viewing the stalls, and as we were doing so, it was almost impossible to refrain from attention focused on several the attractively vibrant aluminum wraps on the customers’ tables. Naturally, we suggested looking around for the source of information Da Jia Hao Delicacies very own Emperor Herbal Chicken, and we found it!
Menu Items:
- Fishball Minced Meat Noodles ($2.50/$3)
- Shredded Chicken Hor Fun ($2.50/$3)
- Emperor Herbal Chicken Soup ($4)
- Herbal Duck Soup ($4)
- Herbal Chicken Soup ($4)
- Herbal Black Chicken ($3.50)
Location: 01-54 SIMS VISTA MARKET AND FOOD CENTRE, BLK 49 Sims Pl, 380049
Contact: NIL
Website: Website Link Here
#8 – He Xing Ban Mian Zhi Jia
Introduction: First time eating such thin bee Hoon, which gave a very unique hair like texture, making it a refreshing first time experience. However, the noodles were a little bit too dry, and I wished there were more gravy to add flavour and taste to the dish. The seafood portion of clams and prawns was acceptable. They sell seafood white bee Hoon with other variations of bee Hoon as well, maybe the other textures will complement with the dish better. (Jaslyn from Burple)
Menu Items:
- Xing Hua Bee Hoon ($4)
- Xing Hua Rice Cake ($4)
- Chicken Chop Tom Yam Ee Mian ($4.50)
Location: 01-45 SIMS VISTA MARKET AND FOOD CENTRE, BLK 49 Sims Pl, 380049
Contact: NIL
Website: Website Link Here
#9 – Kim Lee Carrot Cake
Introduction: The Kim Lee Carrot Cake team aims to keep the quality of freshness of the carrot cake consistently high. Along with affordable pricing and substantial servings, Kim Lee Carrot Cake has had the perfect taste for both types of its carrot cake.
Menu Items:
- Black Carrot Cake
- White Carrot Cake
Location: 01-30 SIMS VISTA MARKET AND FOOD CENTRE, BLK 49 Sims Pl, 380049
Contact: NIL
Website: Website Link Here
#10 – Jia Confectionery
Introduction: This long-time stall or confectionary in Sims Vista sells different kinds of pastry, but they are very well-known for their mooncakes during the mid-autumn festival period as well as Chinese Lunar New Year goodies during the spring festival or Chinese New Year. You can find their price list easily online if you are planning to buy goodies during these seasons events.
Menu Items:
- CNY Cookies
- Mooncakes
- Pastries
Location: 01-46 SIMS VISTA MARKET AND FOOD CENTRE, BLK 49 Sims Pl, 380049
Contact: +65 8198 7393
Website: Website Link Here
Conclusion
Wrapping up our culinary journey at Sims Vista Food Centre, it’s clear why this spot is a beloved gem. From hawker heritage dishes to innovative twists on classics, every stall offers something unique and flavorful. The vibrant atmosphere and the tantalizing aromas make it a foodie’s paradise. Each visit promises a new discovery, and the friendly hawkers always make you feel welcome.
I hope this guide helps you navigate the rich tapestry of tastes at Sims Vista. Whether you’re a local or a tourist, there’s always something new to savor. Enjoy the culinary delights, and don’t forget to share your favorites with us! Happy eating!
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: What are the opening hours for Sims Vista Food Centre?
A:Sims Vista Food Centre is open from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM daily.
Q2: Is there parking available near Sims Vista Food Centre?
A:Yes, there is ample parking available at the nearby HDB car parks.
Q3: Are there vegetarian options at Sims Vista Food Centre?
A:Yes, several stalls offer vegetarian dishes, including Indian and Chinese vegetarian cuisine.
Q4: How do I get to Sims Vista Food Centre using public transport?
A:You can take the MRT to Aljunied Station, and it’s a short walk from there.
Q5: Do stalls at Sims Vista Food Centre accept cashless payments?
A:Some stalls accept cashless payments like NETS, PayNow, and GrabPay, but it’s good to have cash on hand.
Q6: Are there any halal food options at Sims Vista Food Centre?
A:Yes, there are a few stalls offering halal food, including Malay and Indian Muslim cuisine.
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