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Penjuru Foodcourt

★ 3.9(332)on Google$coffeejurong east

54 Teban Gardens Rd, Block 54, Singapore 600054

Penjuru Foodcourt is a hawker centre in Jurong East serving a variety of local dishes at budget-friendly prices. Located at 54 Teban Gardens Road, it draws visitors looking for casual, affordable meals in a traditional hawker setting.

Dine-inTakeoutWheelchair accessible

Opening Hours

Today (Monday)Open 24 hours

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STAMPEDE Score

Moderate confidence

C+Worth a visit

Score: 65 / 100

Atmosphere75

Food quality65

Value for money70

Based on 4 data points · Updated 1 month ago

Editor’s Note

Last updated 3 Aug 2026

Our take: Penjuru Foodcourt is a no-frills hawker centre in Jurong East, primarily serving the local residents and industrial workers in the vicinity.

We see it as a functional spot for a quick, affordable meal, especially if you're in the area.

While some stalls receive mixed reviews, the fried horfun, priced at $5.50, consistently stands out for its wok hei and generous portion, with some reviewers even suggesting it's enough for two lighter eaters.

The herbal soup also gets a nod for quality, drawing comparisons to more established brands like Ah Er.

However, the Indian and Chinese cuisine stalls have received feedback for being bland or offering small portions for their $10 average price point.

We'd recommend Penjuru Foodcourt for a reliable, budget-friendly lunch, particularly if you're seeking a satisfying plate of fried horfun or a comforting bowl of herbal soup.

It's a solid everyday option, not a destination meal.

Signature

fried horfun

Best time

lunch

Price

Below $10/person

Score: 65 · 4 sources

What customers say

Penjuru Foodcourt is generally perceived as a hidden gem offering good value and a variety of food options, particularly praised for its Western food, soup, and fried horfun, which exhibits excellent wok hei.

While some find the Indian cuisine bland and Chinese dishes small for the price, the food court is appreciated for being clean, well-ventilated, and having quick table cleaning staff.

It's especially valued by residents and industrial workers, and for operating on public holidays.

Value for moneyQuality of Western food and soupFried horfun with wok heiCleanliness and ventilationInconsistent quality of Indian/Chinese cuisine

75% positive10% neutral15% negative

Google Reviews

★★★★★Kong Wen Sheng· 4 months ago

Was doing CNY house visit nearby on CNY Day 1 and couldn’t find a place to eat because most places are closed. First choice was the Thai cuisine but they ended up closed already! So we went for Indian…

★★★★★Rui· 5 years ago

This place is always the hidden jem for those who know. We followed the lights and found another sparkly paradise... so we decided to order a little bit of everything and everything taste good... wil…

★★★★★Wei Tan· 5 years ago

Came at lunch time to try the herbal soup and ended up getting the fried horfun. But what luck! The fried horfun was sooo good - amazing flavours and texture with a lingering wok hei with every bite.…

★★★★★Melvin· 4 years ago

Was recommended the soup at this coffeeshop which is probably only known to residents and those working in the nearby industrial area. Clean and well-ventilated with a good selection of food. The soup…

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