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Telok Blangah Rise Market & Food Centre
36 Telok Blangah Rise, Singapore 090036
Telok Blangah Rise Market & Food Centre is a hawker establishment located in Bukit Merah offering budget-friendly meals. Situated at 36 Telok Blangah Rise, the food centre draws regular visitors who appreciate its affordable dining options.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 70 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 2 days ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 21 Jul 2026
Our take: Telok Blangah Rise Market & Food Centre offers a quiet, neighbourhood hawker experience, distinct from the more bustling tourist-heavy centres.
We note its appeal for affordable, classic dishes, with several reviewers highlighting the value.
The Hai Yan fried kway mee consistently draws queues, suggesting it's a popular choice.
Another stall, SG Soya Sauce Chicken Rice, offers a substantial portion of chicken rice for $3.80, though the rice and chilli receive mixed reviews.
We also see mentions of a long-standing Zi Char stall with loyal customers, praising dishes like the hotplate tofu.
The primary drawback appears to be the limited variety of stalls, especially outside of peak hours.
We'd recommend visiting on a weekday afternoon for a peaceful meal, as it tends to be less crowded and some stalls, like the fried kway mee, are open and popular.
Best for a relaxed, budget-friendly meal if you're in the vicinity, rather than a destination for extensive food choices.
Signature
fried kway mee
Best time
weekday afternoon
Price
Below $10/person
Score: 70 · 5 sources
What customers say
Telok Blangah Rise Market & Food Centre is a quiet, laid-back hawker centre appreciated for its affordable, classic dishes, particularly the Hai Yan fried kway mee and Zi Char, with the hotplate tofu being a standout.
While some stalls like SG Soya Sauce Chicken offer good value with tender chicken, the rice and chili can be inconsistent.
A recurring theme is the limited number of open stalls, especially on weekdays, and the overall lack of variety, though existing options are generally well-regarded by local residents.
Google Reviews
Come on a weekday 4.30pm. Only a few stalls opened. Clean environment. A lot of birds noise as it is near a bird shop. Lots of people queuing for Hai Yan fried kway mee. Ordered and ate … nice.
A small, laid-back hawker centre tucked in a quiet neighbourhood. Great for affordable, classic dishes. Not crowded, very peaceful & perfect for a relaxed meal without the tourist hustle
Tried the corner SG Soya Sauce Chicken rice because the other hawker near Blk. 25 2 stops away is closed for cleaning. Quiet place to dine with a busker singing away on a Tue afternoon. Chicken rice i…
I've been eating the Zi Char here since I was small, amazing food and the lady boss is always so nice. I always eat the hotpotplate tofu, it's to die for.
When opened, char kway teow and carrot cake are awesome stalls. Only downside to the place is that there aren't alot of choices but they mostly cater to the residents nearby.
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