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Amoy Street Food Centre
7 Maxwell Rd, Singapore 069111
Hawker center whose endless stalls offer Singaporean fare & more; tables fill up fast at lunchtime.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 65 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 21 Jul 2026
Our take: Amoy Street Food Centre is a two-level hawker centre in the downtown core, known for its wide variety of local and international stalls.
We think it's a solid option for those working nearby, especially if you visit outside of the peak lunch rush.
Many reviewers highlight the cleanliness of the centre, particularly when compared to other hawkers in the vicinity.
However, the trade-off for this tidiness appears to be shorter operating hours, with most stalls closing by the evening and over weekends.
Expect a 'warzone' during office lunch hours, with reports of 15-minute queues and difficulty securing a seat.
Some popular stalls, like A Noodle Story, maintain their quality, but others might sell out quickly.
We'd advise arriving before noon or after 1:30 PM to avoid the heaviest crowds.
While the variety is praised, a notable concern is the inconsistent acceptance of CDC vouchers, with some stalls displaying the logo but refusing them, leading to customer frustration.
Overall, it's a reliable spot for a weekday lunch if you time your visit carefully.
Signature
A Noodle Story
Best time
weekday mornings
Wait time
15 minutes during lunch
Price
Below $10/person
Score: 65 · 5 sources
What customers say
Amoy Street Food Centre is praised for its extensive variety of local and international hawker fare spread across two levels, with many stalls offering traditional dishes.
While cleanliness is noted as a positive, particularly compared to other food centres, the centre experiences significant overcrowding and long queues during peak office lunch hours, making it difficult to find seating and sometimes resulting in sold-out items.
A specific negative experience highlighted misleading CDC voucher acceptance and unprofessional staff conduct.
Google Reviews
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…
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…
Wah it's like a warzone during the office lunch hours. Can't get a seat, gotta line up for 15 minutes to get mediocre food and then for them to tell you what you want is sold out already. A true Singa…
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…
Very disappointed with this experience. The stall displayed the CDC voucher logo, which clearly indicates that CDC vouchers are accepted. Based on that, I placed my order. However, after ordering, the…
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