Located at 49A Serangoon Garden Way, Serangoon Garden Market & Food Center is well known for many good food stalls that are opened for breakfast and lunch. After late afternoon all the stalls would have been closed and many would divert their attention to Chomp Chomp for more food during dinner.
We were there for brunch this very morning to try out a few of the recommended stalls.
1. Serangoon Garden Confectionery & Bakery - this old school bread shop sells many of the old school bread at very affordable price. The buns are generally sold for less than a $1 each. The buns are soft with generous filling but still lacking the buttery taste of the buns. The bread are usually sold out by noon so do come early for more choices. Recommended ones include curry, luncheon meat, red bean and kaya. Rating: 3.8/5
2. Lao Song Fa Fishball and Teochew noodles - $4 for a very decent bowl of teochew minced pork noodles. The mee pok was springy and chilli was good. Rating: 3.8/5
3. Soon Huat pig organ soup - queue is long as well. We bought the kway chap dish with braised pig skin, intestines and egg. A little too porky for our liking. Rating: 3.4/5
4. Fried carrot cake - we went for the black version. Very fragrantly fried but a little too soggy. Rating: 3.6/5
5. Beancurd and grass jelly - priced at only $1 per bowl, this is certainly a very old school dessert worth trying. We love the grass jelly especially as it uses the atap chee syrup. Yummy. Rating: 3.9/5
There are many many more food stalls to try and do stay tune for more reviews for the rest of the other stalls.
A summary of what we had:
Serangoon Garden Confectionery & Bakery Bread
Lao Song Fa Fishball and Teochew noodles
Soon Huat pig organ soup
Fried carrot cake
Beancurd and grass jelly
My overall ratings:
Food: 3.7/5
Price: 3.9/5
Service: NA
Ambience: 3.2/5
You can locate them here:
Serangoon Garden Market & Food Center
49A Serangoon Garden Way, Singapore 555945
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