9 Must-Try Hawker Gems at Beauty World!
9 Must-Try Hawker Gems at Beauty World!
From crispy chicken wings to silky soya bean, here’s your ultimate makan trail at Beauty World! 🍜
📍 Beauty World Food Centre
144 Upper Bukit Timah Rd, Level 4, Singapore 588177
1️⃣ Eng Kee Chicken Wings 04-46 – Renowned for their signature deep-fried chicken wings that are crisp on the outside and juicy within, best enjoyed hot off the wok.
2️⃣ Feng Ji Char Kway Teow 04-45 – Long-time favourite among locals, serving smoky, wok hei–laden char kway teow. 🍳
3️⃣ Zheng Xing Desserts 04-58 – Offers a nostalgic lineup of traditional Chinese desserts. Our fav is definitely tau suan.
📍 Bukit Timah Wet Market & Food Centre (Interim)
2A Jln Seh Chuan, Singapore 599213
4️⃣ Uncle Max Pasta & Western 01-054 – Known for hearty Western comfort food with generous portions at pocket-friendly prices. Our star pick is Fish & Chips!
5️⃣ 52 Prawn Noodles 01-052 – Serves robust prawn noodles with a deeply flavoured broth, sweet from prawn shells and pork bones, paired with fresh, succulent prawns. Dry version is so shiok!
6️⃣ 138 Kway Chap 01-017 – A must-try for kway chap lovers, featuring silky rice sheets.
7️⃣ Whampoa Soya Bean 01-025 – A trusted name for freshly made soya bean milk and tau huey, both silky smooth. 🥛
8️⃣ 184 Family Cooked Food 01-056 – Classic economic stall well loved for their economic beehoon.
9️⃣ He Zhong Carrot Cake 01-057 – Famous for their soft yet crisp carrot cake that comes in thick chunks! 🥕
✨ Whether you’re here for old-school favourites or hearty western plates, Beauty World’s hawker scene never disappoints! Leave a comment which is your favourite.
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When visiting Beauty World Food Centre and the nearby Bukit Timah Wet Market, it’s great to plan your culinary adventure by exploring beyond the famous dishes. Apart from the must-try stalls, did you know about the variety of local beverages and snacks that complement your meal perfectly? Whampoa Soya Bean’s freshly made soya bean milk is a refreshing choice, highly recommended during the humid Singapore weather. Their tau huey (soybean pudding) offers a smooth texture and subtle sweetness that balances the savory dishes you enjoy here. For those curious about western fare, Uncle Max Pasta & Western stands out with hearty portions and budget-friendly prices, ideal if you want a change from typical hawker fare. Their fish & chips is a satisfying option that blends local hawker passion with western comfort. Budget travelers will appreciate the classic economic beehoon from 184 Family Cooked Food, offering comforting flavors in generous serving sizes without breaking the bank. If you’re a fan of traditional Chinese desserts, don’t miss out on Zheng Xing Desserts’ nostalgic tau suan—its smooth texture and gentle sweetness can be a perfect ending to a spicy meal. When navigating the hawker centre, try to visit during off-peak hours to enjoy shorter queues and fresher servings, especially for items like Eng Kee’s chicken wings, which are best eaten piping hot right from the wok. Finally, capturing the atmosphere at Beauty World MRT area, make sure to explore the Wet Market stalls for fresh ingredients that showcase the connection between Singapore’s daily life and its rich hawker culture. It’s a great way to appreciate how these stalls maintain authentic flavors over the years.
