[2025 Singapore Restaurant] Travel Guide for Alexandra Village Food Centre (Updated Jun)

#traveldiaries Alexandra Village Food Centre is a treasure trove of delicious hawker food! Here are some new must-try stalls: Toss Noodles: Known for their springy noodles and flavorful sauces, this stall is a favorite for noodle lovers. The variety of toppings and the perfect texture of the noodles make it a must-try. Kway Chap: This stall serves up a comforting bowl of kway chap, which includes flat rice noodles in a savory broth, accompanied by braised pork, intestines, and tofu. It’s a hearty and satisfying meal. Hong Kong Yummy Soup: Famous for its authentic Hong Kong-style soups, this stall offers a variety of options like beef brisket, pork ribs, and chicken soup. Each bowl is made with fresh ingredients and cooked to perfection.

#traveldiaries Alexandra Village Food Centre is a haven for food lovers, offering a wide variety of delicious dishes. Here are some must-try items that you shouldn’t miss: Hor Fun Premium: This dish is a crowd favorite, featuring flat rice noodles stir-fried to perfection with a rich, savory sauce. The noodles are typically served with tender slices of beef, chicken, or seafood, along with fresh vegetables. The combination of flavors and textures makes it a satisfying meal. Hakka Lei Cha: For those looking for something healthy and unique, Hakka Lei Cha is a great choice. This traditional Hakka dish consists of rice topped with a variety of chopped vegetables, nuts, and tofu, all served with a green tea soup. It’s a nutritious and flavorful option that’s both filling and refreshing. Avocado Juice: If you’re in the mood for a refreshing drink, the avocado juice at Alexandra Village is a must-try. It’s creamy, smooth, and slightly sweet, making it a perfect beverage to cool down on a hot day. Plus, it’s packed with nutrients! For the adventurous eaters, the durian shake is a must. Known as the “king of fruits,” durian has a strong aroma and a unique taste that people either love or hate. The shake blends the creamy flesh of the durian with ice and milk, creating a rich and indulgent drink.

Love Confectionery is an old school confectionery that has been around for ages and it is conveniently located right opposite Alexandra Village Food centre. This retro looking confectionery serves one of the softest and fluffiest nostalgic cakes and there's so many different flavours to choose from. There's rainbow rice cakes, chocolate flake cakes, peanut cakes, almond cakes, etc and you will be pleased to know that a cake slice only cost $1.50. Various buns such as kaya bun and pork floss bun is less than $1. Ultra cheap for a bakery! Traditional and old school crackers, biscuits and tidbits are also sold, all for $1.50 a pack. I am really in love with Love Confectionery because it reminds so much of my childhood and the snacks and cakes that I used to indulge in, while I was a child. Take your date to this confectionery and spoil him or her with some colourful and yummy cakes and snacks. #valentinescape

Their chicken rice is priced at only SGD3.5! The set comes with a plate of boneless chicken breast, rice, cucumber, and pickled “Acar” and a mini bowl of clear soup. Nowadays where to find such an affordable price considering the quality and portion of food. The chicken was thick cut, not the thin smashed type, perfectly dressed in a mix of light soy sauce and sesame oil, which was savoury and flavourful. I like to add a bit of their homemade ginger sauce, chili sauce and black sauce to eat with the chicken and rice, it was an explosion of flavours in my mouth. Even the free soup was nice. Highly recommended! Address: #01-15 Alexandra Village Food Centre Avg. Price Per Person: SGD3.50 Rating: 4/5

#musteat visit this hawker centre at Alexandra village and try the Thai food if you are a fan or lover of Thai food. their dishes are quite large portion and also very flavorful and delicious. ordered a total of four dishes for two pax (it is slightly too much because the portion is huge) and costs about $26 plus for two pax. which is very worth it. favorite dish got to be the Phad Thai. very flavorful and delicious. and comes with prawns and squid. overall would recommend trying this dish. the garlic chicken is very large portion and delicious. eggs with prawn had plenty of eggs and the vegetables with tofu and prawns were good too.

Address - 120 Bukit Merah Lane 1, #01-75 Alexandra Village Food Centre, Singapore 151120 Ambiance/Facilities - Coffeeshop Highlights - Claypot laksa that's only available on weekdays Avg. Price per Person - $5-8 Rating - 8 Fresh ingredients, enough kick in the gravy.

#traveldiaries Lye Bo Toss Noodle is a hidden gem in Alexandra Village Food Centre. We had tried it before and had been craving for it so decided to pay it a visit on Sunday. There’s no way to not spot the stall with the striking orange signboard. The star of the show is definitely the noodle. We love the honey glazed bbq pork which isn’t the typical char Siew that we commonly see. It’s thick, not fatty and right amount of flavor. The noodle has remarkable springiness which came to our surprise to find such noodle in a hawker centre. Do top the noodle with a little of the chili oil and chili powder to add some oomph to it! #singapore #foodie #singaporefood

#2023travelwish #tripblazers Plant based food has been introduced in the Singapore market recently. I have personally tried several kinds of plant foods. Be it plant based burger patties, plant based nuggets, plant based tofu, and many more. Although the texture was somehow similar to the original meat, I would prefer the original meat patties instead. I hope to be able to visit the Texas state in America next year, to try out the yummy beef patties burger.

The weather in Singapore is constantly hot and humid, which leaves us wanting something cold and refreshing to quinch our thirst. If you are not a coffee or tea drinker, then juice would work best. At Alexandra Villlage food center, you can a lot of amazing food stalls there and at the last row at the back of this food center, you will find this very popular fruit juice stall that everyone is queueing at. This fruit juice stall sells all kinds of exotic juices such as avocado shakes to durian shakes and soursop juice. But most people would get their avocado shake because it is the real stuff! The shake is creamery, sweet and healthy, since avocados are super food. Also, the biggest cup of avo shake is only $7, which is really cheap. It is definitely a thirst quencher and the biggest cup can last you for quite long. #meetsingapore

Always love going to AV to eat beef stew. Been eating there over the past decade and am very thankful that the current store owner (predecessor's son) took up the helm and carried on the legacy. Portions are great and the broth will leave your tummy with wholesome goodness. Personally prefer the beef portion and the store owner is more than willing to serve extra of their homemade chilli. I can't think of any other better store to patronise, but do keep out for closure dates so as to not make a wasted trip. A highly recommended store for a meal to share to go, best eaten there with the hotplate goodness. cheers!