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Tiong Bahru Market
30 Seng Poh Rd, Singapore 168898
Lively food court with Singaporean hawker stalls & a "wet market" selling produce, meat & fish.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 85 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 2 days ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 19 Oct 2026
Our take: Tiong Bahru Market stands out as a well-maintained and spacious hawker centre, offering a comfortable dining experience despite Singapore's heat, thanks to decent fans.
We think its appeal lies in its authentic local vibe and a wide array of classic hawker dishes, from Hainanese Chicken Rice to chwee kueh and lor mee.
While some popular stalls like Loo's Hainanese Curry Rice and the chicken rice vendors can command long queues, many reviewers suggest that following these queues generally leads to a good meal.
Prices are generally reasonable, with desserts like Cendol and Cheng Tng available for around $3.
We'd recommend visiting between 8-10 am to enjoy the full range of breakfast and local delicacies, as many stalls tend to close by mid-afternoon.
It's a reliable spot for a proper hawker fix without the chaos often found elsewhere, making it a solid choice for both locals and visitors seeking an authentic culinary experience.
Signature
Hainanese Chicken Rice
Best time
8-10am for breakfast/brunch
Wait time
Long queues for popular stalls
Price
Below $10/person
Score: 85 · 5 sources
What customers say
Tiong Bahru Market is highly praised for its clean, spacious, and airy environment, offering a comfortable dining experience.
Customers consistently highlight the authentic local vibe, wide variety of well-executed classic hawker dishes like Hainanese Chicken Rice and Cendol, and reasonable prices.
While some find prices slightly higher than other hawker centres, the overall sentiment is overwhelmingly positive, with minor notes on stalls closing by mid-afternoon and limited parking.
Google Reviews
The food here is a little more expensive than other hawker centres, although I dont really consider Tiong Bahru a tourist spot. Loo's hainanese curry rice is wildly popular here and commands a long qu…
An authentic heart of the neighborhood with a wonderful local vibe! We arrived by bus and headed straight to the second floor. The entire building is impressively clean and organized. Even the wet ma…
I ate here regularly on a short visit to Singapore mainly because of positive reviews and also it was a walkable distance from my hotel. I enjoyed a variety of dishes in the hawker centre both breakfa…
One of the best hawker centres in SG, hands down. Clean, spacious, and surprisingly airy so it’s actually comfortable to sit and eat. Best to come around 8-10am to enjoy all the local delicacies and b…
The atmosphere at this market is incredibly vibrant and authentic, offering a wonderful blend of traditional charm and modern convenience. The facility is exceptionally well-maintained and organized,…
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