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505 Jurong West Market & Food Centre
505 Jurong West Street 52, Singapore 640505
505 Jurong West Market & Food Centre is a hawker hub in Jurong West offering budget-friendly meals across multiple stalls. Located at 505 Jurong West Street 52, it draws consistent visits from diners seeking affordable local food options.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 70 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 21 Jul 2026
We think 505 Jurong West Market & Food Centre is a bustling hawker centre, often very crowded even on weekday mornings.
It's a good option for those in the neighbourhood looking for a variety of local fare, though it might not offer 'wow' factor for every dish.
Stalls like Beo Crescent Signature Lor Mee are highlighted for generous portions and ingredients.
While some dishes like the Yong Tau Foo are noted for fresh ingredients, others such as the Wonton Noodles and Chicken Porridge might lack depth in flavour or have dry components.
The market itself is described as a bit run-down, but the food centre remains a popular spot, with queues forming for stalls like chicken rice and nasi lemak.
We'd recommend it as a reliable everyday option for a diverse hawker experience, especially if you're in the area and willing to navigate the crowds.
Be prepared for a wait during peak hours.
Signature
Beo Crescent Signature Lor Mee
Best time
mid-morning
Wait time
crowded even on weekday morning
Price
Below $10/person
Score: 70 · 5 sources
What customers say
505 Jurong West Market & Food Centre is a popular hawker centre, often crowded even on weekdays, known for its diverse food options.
While some stalls like Beo Crescent Signature Lor Mee and certain curry mee offerings receive high praise for generous portions and satisfying flavors, other dishes like yong tau foo, wonton noodles, chicken porridge, and lei cha rice are described as decent but lacking a 'wow' factor or depth in flavor.
The market itself is noted by some as being a bit run-down.
Google Reviews
A popular local food centre among residents in the area, this spot offers a variety of options for vegans, vegetarians, and anyone looking for meatless meals. There are two Chinese vegetarian stalls -…
There are a number of stalls i like. Lots of choices within this hawker centre. The traditional Yam Cake and 肠粉 stall, the Chicken porridge and chinese salad stall, Porridge stall that sells pork tro…
Very crowded even on weekday morning. Soaking in the surrounding booths selling CNY goodies. Had the Beo Crescent Signature Lor Mee. The volume is big with lots of ingredients of pork, egg, fried fish…
Update: 12 Mar 26 Had the $7 set at 潮汕卤味 Kway Chap for brunch. The taste was just so-so, but the main issue was the chilli, way too much vinegar. All in all, this Kway Chap is not to my personal tas…
Actually not bad for a hawker stall food ! Can’t say as same as Malaysian Food, but for a standard level curry mee, it is slightly higher then average, which is satisfactory. Owner of the franchise wi…
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