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Cheng San Market & Cooked Food Centre
527 Ang Mo Kio Ave 10, Singapore 560527
Straightforward hawker's centre offering indoor & open-air dining in a lively environment.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 78 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 21 Jul 2026
Our take on Cheng San Market & Cooked Food Centre is that it’s a reliable neighbourhood hawker centre, particularly noted for its cleanliness and variety.
We see consistent praise for specific stalls like He Le (#01-112) for its flavorful prawn noodles, and the Teochew porridge which often draws long queues in the evening.
The hawker centre offers a lively atmosphere with both indoor and open-air dining options.
However, we note that it can get very busy, especially on Sunday mornings and between 10 am to 11:30 am for brunch, making parking and seating a challenge.
Many stalls also close early, around 8 pm, which limits late-night dining options.
While there are many quality hawker stalls, some offerings like the Teochew noodles are described as average.
We'd recommend heading there for a hearty breakfast or lunch, perhaps after 11:30 am to avoid the peak brunch crowd, and being prepared for potential queues at popular stalls.
It's a solid choice for an affordable, local meal.
Signature
prawn noodles from He Le #01-112
Best time
after 11:30 am for brunch
Wait time
expect queues for popular stalls, especially in the evening
Price
Below $10/person
Score: 78 · 5 sources
What customers say
Cheng San Market & Cooked Food Centre is a popular hawker center, especially busy on weekends, offering a wide array of affordable and delicious local dishes.
Patrons frequently praise specific stalls like He Le for its prawn noodles and the Teochew porridge stall, despite common issues with long queues and limited seating during peak hours.
While most food options are well-received, some dishes like Teochew noodles are considered average, and many stalls close early.
Google Reviews
A lively neighbourhood wet market & hawker centre in Ang Mo Kio serving the surrounding HDB estates. The market sells fresh seafood, meat, vegetables & other daily ingredients, while the cooked food c…
This Lor Mee standard dropped le. After 3 minutes, the gravy turned watery. The taste is different now. I have always been patronising this stall. Will try the laksa again, when I am there.
Nice variety of affordable hawker food. My fav here is the teochew porridge. Steam fish, the authentic teochew fishcake, fried anchovies are my top faves. There's a good range of other local favourite…
My husband and I wanted to buy a fried spring roll and a fried sweet potato so asked that to pack it separately as we are not sharing. Lady boss said this was not possible, if we want to pack it separ…
Been enjoying this for years! After the market renovation, they tweaked the menu slightly.. my go-to BCM now even comes with 2 fried wantons. Leaving this review on National Day because local food lik…
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