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Margaret Drive Hawker Centre
38A Margaret Dr, Singapore 142038
Margaret Drive Hawker Centre is a budget-friendly hawker spot in Queenstown offering a range of casual local food. Located at 38A Margaret Drive, it draws regular visitors who appreciate its affordable prices and variety of stall options.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 75 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 21 Jul 2026
Our take: Margaret Drive Hawker Centre offers a good variety of food in a spacious, airy environment, though some reviewers note occasional smells.
We'd recommend exploring the newer stalls, like the steamed fish on the first floor, which is praised for its value and generous portions.
For those seeking a classic, the upstairs western stall provides an old-school experience.
The wonton noodles from Hey Canton are a standout, with fine noodles and a generous portion for $5.80, plus an option to add braised mushrooms for $2.
Be prepared for long queues at popular stalls like the vegetarian option and Thunder Tea Rice.
However, we'd advise caution with the Vietnamese stall on the second floor, as one reviewer found the spring rolls disappointing.
Overall, it's a solid option for a meal, especially if you're in the Queenstown area and appreciate a hawker centre with a sense of heritage.
Best for a casual, affordable meal where you don't mind a wait for the popular choices.
Signature
wonton noodles from Hey Canton ($5.80)
Best time
weekday lunch (expect some stalls closed, popular ones queued)
Wait time
long queues for popular stalls (e.g., Thunder Tea Rice, Vegetarian stall)
Price
Below $10/person
Score: 75 · 5 sources
What customers say
Margaret Drive Hawker Centre is praised for its airy, spacious environment and a wide variety of food options, often evoking nostalgia for its community heritage.
Popular stalls like the new steamed fish, Thunder Tea Rice, and Hey Canton wanton noodles frequently draw long queues, indicating high demand.
While many dishes are considered value for money and generous in portion, some stalls, like the Vietnamese one, receive negative feedback for food quality, and certain dishes like tzi char might lack expected elements like wok hei.
Google Reviews
This is probably one of the most affordable food spots you can find near the CBD area. A bowl of chendol for just $1.70, it’s really hard to find prices like this nowadays. Most of the customers here…
Visiting Margaret Marketplace always brings back a flood of fond memories. It’s wonderful to see how this space—once the heart of our community with the old cinema and bowling alley—has been so thoug…
Good variety here in Margaret drive. I advise you to try the steamed fish here, relatively new stall on the first floor! Value for money! Just avoid the vietnamese stall on the second floor though, w…
High ceiling with giant fans make this hawker center airy and seats are spacious. Although it still smells at times. Downstairs western stall opens 6pm plus. Portions are hugh so sharing is advised f…
I wanted to eat Hakka Thunder Tea Rice and found a gem while searching on Google. The Thunder Tea Rice here is very good! The ingredients here are fresh and tasty and everything goes well with their c…
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