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Amoy Street Food Centre

4.3(3,559)on Google$downtown core

7 Maxwell Rd, Singapore 069111

Hawker center whose endless stalls offer Singaporean fare & more; tables fill up fast at lunchtime.

Dine-inTakeoutDeliveryWheelchair accessible

Opening Hours

Today (Monday)6:30 AM – 9:00 PM

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STAMPEDE Score

Moderate confidence
BSolid

Score: 70 / 100

Atmosphere60
Queue wait30
Food quality80

Based on 3 data points · Updated 1 month ago

Editor’s Note

Last updated 3 Aug 2026

Our take: Amoy Street Food Centre is a bustling hawker hub in the CBD, known for its wide variety of local fare.

We think it's a solid option for lunch if you're in the area, but be prepared for crowds.

Stalls like the fish soup, fishball noodles, and lor mee are frequently highlighted by regulars.

However, many stalls operate on shorter hours, often closing by 2:30 PM and remaining shut on weekends, which limits its accessibility for evening or weekend visits.

The trade-off for these hours is a notably cleaner environment compared to other hawker centres.

We'd recommend heading there after 1:30 PM on weekdays to avoid the peak office lunch rush, or on weekends for a more relaxed experience, though fewer stalls will be open.

Expect queues for popular stalls, especially during peak hours.

Best time

weekdays after 1:30 PM, or weekends

Wait time

20-30 minutes during weekday lunch

Price

Below $10/person

Score: 70 · 3 sources

What customers say

Amoy Street Food Centre is a popular hawker centre in the CBD, known for its wide variety of stalls including fish soup, fishball noodles, and Lor Mee.

It experiences significant crowds and long queues, especially during weekday lunchtimes, and can be warm and humid.

While many stalls close by mid-afternoon and on weekends, its shorter operating hours contribute to it being perceived as one of the cleaner food centres.

Crowded during weekday lunchWide variety of food optionsShorter operating hours/closed weekendsCleanliness compared to other centresWarm and humid environment
60% positive20% neutral20% negative

Google Reviews

★★★★Louis· 4 months ago

Amoy Street Food Centre is located in the CBD area surrounded by mainly office buildings. It is usually very crowded during weekdays lunch time. As dinner crowd will be much lesser and also for the…

★★★★★Mr Yang· 6 months ago

Lots of good food here but you have to come during the day as most stalls do not operate at night and also during the weekend. This shorter than usual operating hours however has its pro as the food c…

★★★★helios realm· 3 months ago

How to go there ?alight at tanjong pager MRT Station,take exit G..Cecil Street/Telok Ayer exit and follow the office crowds,only open till 1430. It's Crowded,warm,humid and endless queueing. For th…

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