[2025 Singapore Restaurant] Travel Guide for Old Airport Road Food Centre (Updated Mar)

I love going to our hawker centers in the morning as you can get good food with a great variety at affordable prices and everything is just so fresh. This morning brings me to old airport road food centre. There, you can find a few popular stalls selling the same noodle dish - lor mee, but my favourite stall is xiang ji lor mee. The stall may look nothing much, selling only 2 dishes which is lor mee or zha Jiang mian, but it has won several certs or awards, winning the hearts of foodies. Their noodle gravy is thick and flavourful, and adding their vinegar, tons of garlic slices and chili, add a strong punch into your lor mee. The bonus is the fish meat that goes so well with it too. Come and try this stall, it's one of the best lor mee! #tripblazers #foodie

There are too many hawker stalls here that are worth visiting. Over the years it has become very popular but somehow the prices are still ressonable. Too many good stalls to name. But a few items I will usually go for: 1. Porridge 2. Nasi Lemak 3. Kway Chap 4. Rojak 5. Nam Sing Hokkien mee In the past year alone, we already made 3 trips, so that says something. Our journey requires almost an hour train ride and bus ride. There are too many stalls worth mentioning that serves great food. Handmade pao, curry puff, chee cheong fun, lor mee, hokkien mee, western, char kway teow, Roast Paradise, minced pork bro, fried oyster, fish soup, kopi and toast, chendol. #letsmakan #deliciousfood

Singapore is famous for its food culture. As Singapore is made up of different races, the food and culture is as diverse as the people are. This diversity is very evident in their hawker centers. Hawker centers are often a building complex made up of different food stalls and dining areas. They offer a variety of local & western food choices including desserts, bakery and beverages. These hawker centers are all over Singapore as it has been a staple in local people’s lives and also due to its affordability. There are a lot of popular hawker centers in Singapore, one of them is the Old Airport Road Food Center. This complex is massive and houses a lot of famous food stalls. I was able to visit this hawker center finally and tried 2 stalls. I tried the newly-opened Wooga Jjajang and the Meilock Soursop stall. I bought the jjajangmyeon with bulgogi and kalguksu. I loved the jjajang as it's not jelak, unlike others I've tried. I wasn't able to appreciate the kalguksu that much, as me and my friend were too full to really get into it. I paired my food with avocado shake from the soursop stall. It was super nice. My friend tried their signature soursop drink, and she said it was good. It wasn't that crowded on a saturday afternoon. I will come back and try other stalls, too! #sgfoodies #tripblazers #visitsingapore #foodie #foodstagram

#sgfoodies famous for its numerous locally featured hawker stores, Old Airport Road Food Centre is must visit place for all SG foodie hunts. Located at 51 Old Airport Road, it is only a few minutes walk from Dakota MRT station (circle line). For this trip we specifically went to this famous Korean Food shop who sells Jjajangmyeon and Kalguksu, average pricing is 7-8 SGD, which is worth it already since a bowl will make you full already. Pair it with a Fruit Shake from the nearby juice stand is a nice meal already for around 10 SGD. 📍51 OLD AIRPORT ROAD 🚇 DAKOTA MRT STATION #singapore #foodie