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Food court
170A Sengkang E Dr, Singapore 541170
The Food Court in Sengkang serves Chinese hawker fare from its location at 170A Sengkang E Dr. Visitors have shared mixed experiences at this establishment, which draws a local crowd seeking traditional hawker-style meals.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 65 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 3 months ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 21 Jul 2026
Our take: This Sengkang food court offers a broad selection of stalls, with a notable highlight being the cai fan stall, Fu Lee, which reviewers praise for its generous portions and 'wok hei' flavour, with a plate of one meat and two vegetables costing around $3.40.
The fish head is also cited as 'cheap and good'.
We note the refreshing morning ambience, especially for those exercising along the river, and appreciate the good ventilation and cleanliness.
However, service at some stalls, specifically Makan Melaka, appears inconsistent, with one reviewer detailing a six-minute wait and being overlooked.
We also observe a concerning report of digestive discomfort after eating from Makan Melaka.
Overall, it seems a decent spot for a quick, affordable meal, particularly if you stick to the recommended cai fan or fish head.
We'd recommend it as a reliable local option, especially for breakfast or an early lunch, but advise caution with certain stalls.
Signature
fish head
Best time
morning
Price
Below $10/person
Score: 65 · 5 sources
What customers say
Public sentiment for this Sengkang food court is generally positive, highlighting its wide variety of food options, good ambience, and cleanliness.
Specific stalls like Fu Lee's caifan are praised for generous portions and 'wok hei', while the fish head stall is noted for being cheap and good.
However, there are significant negative experiences, particularly with Makan Melaka, where customers reported disappointing service and post-meal discomfort, leading to perceptions of it being overrated.
Google Reviews
Wide variety of Food and the ambience is refreshing in the morning. Golden spot after good morning exercise along the river.
Bought some food at Makan Melaka. Nothing fantastic. Over rated in my experience. Service was disappointing. I waited, some guy smiled and walked away. another lady was calling out someone. then anoth…
The fish head here is cheap and good!
The caifan stall is LEGIT here. The dishes got wok hei! If you google the name Fu Lee it has many branches. Also they are super generous with the portion! Super worth it. Sorry no photo cos’ I ate bef…
The cleanliness and ventilation are good. The rear section of the food court overlooks the park connector. Good selection of food available.
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