Feast your way through all 40 stalls at Punggol Coast’s fresh new hawker centre
The long-anticipated Punggol Coast Hawker Centre has officially opened its doors, bringing with it a vibrant mix of culinary tradition and modern flair.
Nestled in the heart of the Punggol Digital District, this new food hub features 40 stalls and 576 seats, with each corner buzzing from opening day.
One of the most talked-about returns is the revival of South Buona Vista Braised Duck. After shuttering in early 2024 due to rising rents, this 50-year-old “lost and found” gem is back in action. In fact, by mid-morning on launch day, queues had already formed outside the stall.
Also drawing foodies in are acclaimed local favourites like Singapore Fried Hokkien Mee from Whampoa Drive— a MICHELIN Bib Gourmand awardee— as well as Hock Hai (Hong Lim) Curry Chicken Noodle, and Whampoa Traditional Fried Oyster.
These household names have built reputations on consistency and flavour, and their presence gives the hawker centre a strong anchor.
It’s not all heritage. What The Puff!, Hee Hee Hee Steamed Fish & Seafood, and Munchi Pancakes are part of a younger generation of hawkers adding a creative twist to the mix. Judging by the lines forming at Munchi Pancakes, Singapore’s taste for nostalgic snacks with modern flair is only growing stronger.
Other newcomers like Tidjai Thai Food, Chicky Papa, and Dosa Delight have also seen steady crowds, suggesting that the blend of international flavours and local eats is hitting the right note with residents.
Managed by Kopitiam, the hawker centre offers more than just food. Spacious walkways, high ceilings, and thoughtful seating arrangements make it a welcoming space for all ages. It also pilots smart AI-driven tech to streamline queue management and support stall operations— a quiet nod to the district’s digital future.
Photo: JTC
For those seeking affordability, look to Chang Cheng Mixed Rice, which offers concessionary Rice Garden meals for seniors and union members. It’s one of several stalls contributing to a more inclusive and community-focused hawker experience.
Here’s the full lineup of food stalls waiting to be explored.
Stall Code | Stall Name | Cuisine | Specialty |
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K51 | Huay Kwang Thai | Thai | Wanton Mee |
K52 | SJ Sickander Ammal Muslim Foods | Indian (Halal) | Indian Rojak, Roti Prata, Murtabak |
K53 | Yummy Delights Nasi Lemak & Economical Bee Hoon | Chinese | Nasi Lemak, Bee Hoon |
K54 | Mama Fish Soup | Fish Soup | Fish Soup with various soup bases |
K55 | Xiang Chi Mian | Local Noodles | Bak Chor Mee, Laksa |
K56 | Whampoa Traditional Fried Oyster | Local Stir-fry Delights | Oyster Omelette, Carrot Cake, Char Kway Teow |
K57 | Deen Mee Combo House | Indian Muslim (Halal) | Mee Goreng, Tulang Merah |
K58 | Hee Hee Hee Steamed Fish & Seafood | Emerging Hawker | Steamed Seafood |
K59 | South Buona Vista Braised Duck | Braised Duck | Teochew-style Braised Duck |
K60 | Claypot King | Claypot Rice | Claypot Chicken, Pork Rib, Sesame Oil Chicken |
K61 | You Fu Ban Mian & Pao Fan | Handmade Noodle | Ban Mian, Pao Fan |
K63 | Monster Chili Mala Hotpot | Mala Hotpot (Halal) | Mala Hotpot |
K64 | Hock Hai (Hong Lim) Curry Chicken Noodle | Curry Noodle | Curry Chicken Noodle, Satay Bee Hoon |
K65 | Hakka Leipopo | Emerging Hawker | Hakka Thunder Tea Rice |
K66 | Master Tang | Double-boiled Soup | Herbal Soup with Rice |
K67 | 12 Roasted | Roast Meat | Char Siew, Sio Bak |
K68 | Chang Cheng Mixed Rice | Mixed Rice | Economical Mixed Rice |
K69 | Swee Pork Ribs Prawn Noodle | Prawn Noodle | Pork Ribs Prawn Noodle |
K70 | Chicky Papa | Emerging Hawker | Western Food |
K71 | Ubi Le Sheng Yong Tau Fu | Yong Tau Foo | Light Broth Yong Tau Foo |
K72 | Cinta Hainanese Chicken Rice | Chicken Rice (Halal) | Chicken Rice, Chicken Macaroni |
K73 | Old Nyonya | Nyonya Laksa | Peranakan Laksa |
K74 | Tidjai Thai Food | Thai | Authentic Thai Dishes |
K75 | Dosa Delight | Indian Vegetarian | Dosai, Poori, Idli Vadai, Veg Briyani |
K76 | What The Puff! | Emerging Hawker | Curry Puffs |
K77 | Jin Deng Pig's Organ Soup | Emerging Hawker | Mixed Pig’s Organ Soup |
K78 | Jade's Chicken | Korean Fried Chicken (Halal) | Korean Fried Chicken, Jjajangmyeon |
K79 | Teh Tarik | Drinks | Teh Tarik, Malay Snacks |
K80 | Kedai Salima | Malay (Halal) | Mee Rebus, Nasi Lemak, Malay Snacks |
K81 | Singapore Fried Hokkien Mee | Hokkien Mee | Hokkien Mee |
K82 | Grab N Go Wu Xiang Satay | Satay | Fried Fritters, Satay, Otah |
K83 | 75 Ah Balling | Glutinous Rice Ball | Peanut Soup with Rice Balls |
K84 | Black & White Rojak and Popiah | Rojak and Popiah | Sour Plum & Prawn Paste Rojak, Popiah |
K85 | Uncle Jim Fresh Fruit Juice | Fruits | Fresh Cut Fruits and Juices |
K86 | Munchi Pancakes | Chinese Pancakes | Min Jiang Kueh with Variety of Fillings |
K87 | Pin Wei (Chee Cheong Fun) | Chee Cheong Fun | HK-style Chee Cheong Fun |
K88 | One Soy | Emerging Hawker | Soy Milk & Desserts |
K89 | Kopi Kiosk | Drinks and Snacks | Kopitiam Breakfast Sets, Teh & Kopi |
K90 | Kopi Kiosk - Desserts | Desserts | Local Hot and Cold Desserts |
From nostalgic dishes cooked by seasoned hands to trend-forward stalls run by passionate new hawkers, Punggol Coast Hawker Centre serves up more than meals. It’s a celebration of culinary heritage, community, and the possibilities of a new food frontier. Judging by the opening weekend buzz, it’s already a favourite in the making.
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H/T: Top featured image partly from JTC. All other photos via Great Deals Singapore.