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Adam Food Centre
2 Adam Rd, Singapore 289876
Opening Hours
STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 75 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 9 days ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 30 May 2026
Adam Food Centre stands out for its high concentration of Halal stalls, making it a key destination for Malay, Indian Muslim, and Javanese cuisine.
We note that the Nasi Lemak stalls consistently draw long queues, with options like Siti Nur Liyana offering a satisfying plate for around $5.
The Indian Rojak, particularly from Adam's Indian Rojak, is also a highlight, praised for its spicy peanut sauce and tender 'paru'.
While the centre is generally clean and well-maintained, including the tray return and toilets, some reviewers point out a limited variety beyond the predominant Malay/Muslim offerings, with many stalls selling similar items.
Stalls can also sell out early, especially the popular ones, so arriving earlier is advisable.
For those sensitive to cooking smells, the open-air layout might be a consideration.
We think it's a reliable spot for authentic Halal hawker fare, especially if you're in the Novena area or visiting the Botanic Gardens.
Worth a visit for the Nasi Lemak and Indian Rojak, but be prepared for potential queues or early sell-outs.
Signature
Nasi Lemak
Best time
Early morning for breakfast, or after 1:30pm to avoid peak lunch queues
Wait time
Long queues for popular Nasi Lemak stalls during peak hours
Price
Below $10/person
Score: 75 · 5 sources
What customers say
Adam Food Centre is a popular hawker spot, especially noted for its high concentration of Halal Malay and Indian Muslim stalls, attracting visitors due to its proximity to the Botanical Garden.
Customers frequently queue for Nasi Lemak, with both Adam's Nasi Lemak (which often sells out) and Siti Nur Liyana receiving praise, though some find the variety limited with many stalls offering similar items.
Positive mentions include tender 'paru' in Indian Rojak, delicious mutton ribs soup, and clean facilities like the tray return counter and toilets, despite some concerns about cooking smells.
Google Reviews
One of the smaller but popular hawker center, perhaps due to its location just across the road from the Botanical Garden. Aside from a few hawker centers in places like Little India, this is perhaps o…
We queued for Nasi Lemak from Adam's Nasi Lemak but was disappointed when the owner announced that they were closed as the food was sold out. Bought from Siti Nur Liyana instead - turned out good - fo…
So many halal stall still open, time now is 9pm on friday night. Also the food that i bought mutton ribs soup, taste soo delicious. And youbadd on some white pepper powder and soy sauce (kicap) make…
Nice, clean and airy food court. Food is majority Malay/Muslim/Mamak. Little variety; many stalls offer similar items; nasi lemak, fried rice and fried noodles. Well patronised by Botanic Gardens week…
Some empty stalls or sold out early not plenty options. They have section for halal and non halal food. Price is similar to other hawker places. It has open air in the middle but for those who concern…
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