Reviews of 50A Marine Terrace Market. (Market) - Singapore (Singapore).

50A Marine Terrace Market

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Hawker center

50A Marine Ter, Singapore 441050

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Reviews of 50A Marine Terrace Market

E. T.

Place is full of food choices. Food is delicious and reasonably priced.

A. T.

Good variety of food choices for breakfast. Market quite comprehensive too.

V. W.

Meeting place breakfast eggs with coffee ☕️ $3.40 Affordable marine trannce station hawker centre

Z.

Get drinks from the Indian drink store at the back! Very very nice Teh Halia and Lemon Juice

H. Y.

There for the kopi stall - great thick coffee

K. C.

Place to visit to see daily life of Singaporean. They are very friendly and helpful. Have many shops and food court.

S. C. L.

Food centre ventilation cool, not crowded, wash room clean n FOC .

T. T.

Both wet market and food fare is located next to each other. You can a good variety of local favorites like fried carrots cake, fish ball noodles. I tried San Lo Sliced Fish for $6. Situated at 2nd stall from the left as you enter from the main road. Generous portions abd the fish is freshly cooked.

L. A.

Local goodness. Nice food at reasonable prices

h.

The hawker fare offered changed regularly; the new fried carrot cake and fried hokkien prawn noodle is now gone. The fish ball noodles come highly recommended remains. Next to it is the highly edible hor fun stall although they offer a fair variety of other cze char stuff.

j. d.

I grew up and still growing old with this neighbourhood. Of course it's the best place in SG for me 🙂 however, sadly most food stall no longer exist, really miss Ah Leong fishball noodle, porridge, fried carrot cake etc. Those that is there are the newer operators.

K. N.

I like the market which may be small but is well stocked with organic vegetables. Seafood variety is good too but the prices maybe a bit steep.

V. L.

I love e handmade fishballs n yong tau fu fm Aunty Jennifer at stall btw 2 fish stalls . Fresh pork fm Joseph and kampung chicken fm a couple stall w big freezers on 1St row facing inside e market. Dry goods n all sorts of things for cooking fm a couple stall facing posb atm also very gd.

S. -.

Most of the stalls have nice foods. But social distancing is not too discipline. Even saw a Chinese lady bought food and dine in despite warning from the stall owner.

B. T.

Smaller market than Bedok South or Bedok Market Blk 57 with limited produce n has 4 rows of stalls. Food centre has good food but at night only certain stalls are opened n no drink stalls (so u cant get drinks there).

S. L. E.

I lived not far from this market. The different types of stalls selling different types of goods offer a wide range for choices. The food stalls too sell tasty delicious food like wanton noodle, carrot kueh & authentic muslim food.

T. M.

My first experience to the wet market.... You get a good variety from fresh fruits, vegetables to meat/ fish. I was also lucky to get planting/ gardening shops.... You also have food options for the tired shoppers!! :)

R. Y.

One of my favourite local markets in Singapore! The soya bean milk drink stall at the far end of the centre facing the road always has a long queue, thanks to its freshly made soya bean milk. The smell of bread wafts through the air in the morning from the neighbourhood bakeries - definitely worth a try. One of my favourite stalls would be the Chee Cheong Fun stall in the middle aisle, where they serve Chee Cheong Fun (rice rolls) with BBQ pork/prawn/plains. Across the other hawker stalls in the compound, you can’t go too wrong just throwing a stone and choosing one. No better place to experience the authentic local experience.

V. C.

Although not many hawkers stall there, but a few authentic stalls there are popular among regulars such as the pork porridge, Tg.Rhu wanton noodle,Lontong and Malay rice, vegatarian food, fried carrot cake, bee hoon ,etc.Also 2 coffee shops near by have some nice food too. Just remember to park your car properly to avoid getting summon.

k. T.

Pretty chill place with lots of good options for local fare. Fishball noodles at last row, wanton noodles and very good drink stalls with actually good beverages that I miss when I don't have it in a while.

p. D. r.

The Malay culinary food there is very popular and by 1400hrs most are sold out. The other food by other vendors also seems to be popular.

R. R.

Its a wet market with a food centre under the same roof. Nice food Malay and Indian.. with nice mee Kia/pok and Fried carrot cake. Nice place for local breakfast. Lovely nasi lemak and prata bread at nearby coffe shop and local amenities. Love it!!

S. S.

highly recommend the Chee Cheong Fun (plain) and the fishball noodle at the corner of the aisle facing the open space. I'm told the tanjong rhu wonton mee and the longtong is great too! But I haven't had the chance to try it.

Y. L.

grew up here. Food is good, vegetables are fresh. And there is a speciality stall that sells fresh herbs like mint, dill, basil, rosemary n lots of organic veg.

K. K. Y.

Quite long time since last visit.....the corner noodle stall was closed so had tried 2 stalls.....can't remember the names but both were at the same row at the centre of the food centre, the hand made ' chee cheong fun ' ( rice rolls ) were very nice but the other stall who sells fried bee hoon and porridge was very disappointed, their $1.50 peanut porridge barely had any peanuts or other ingredients, just pure porridge.....I rather he charged more and give more ingredients.....

P. T.

This is near to my condo. A wet market with hawker centre selling the various food items and nearby shops near market like salons, minimarts, 24 hour giant supermarket and 24 hour 7 eleven. The marine terrace mrt in construction. It is the Thomson east line. The wet market is one place which opens early at 6 am prices are low and can bargain on prices

L. L.

Went to the nearest food center given by Google after ECP is under renovation. Only a few stalls open at night but the fishball fish soup stall is quite good.

R. O.

Malay stall open only drinks stall(Friday close) n Mee Soup stall

T. F. H.

The Tanjong Rhu wanton noodles is superlative ! And further in, putu mayam is available and the Indian chappy will be happy to give you more coconut shavings n gula melaka .. If you still not satisfied, just walk to the kopi tiam next block for good bak chor mee. Next to the bcm is best roast to go w rice or noodles ..

A. I.

Must try the breakfast at this stall " Ole Ole Bumbu". Many varieties from local malay kuehs to all other "sedap" local dishes. No regrets.

M. F. C.

Mee Pok is nice. Carrot cake is nice too. Great place to go after a run at East Coast Park for breakfast.

h. P.

I love this Xing Long Lor Mee in 50 Marine Terrace Hawker Centre cos food here is so damn cheap and better still, sooooo sadap delicious, better than restaurants, and and they serve ever fresh foods 🤩😋👍😍 after eating, I am still craving for more

s. m.

Amazing bcm, soon kuay, chee Chong fan, long tong

M. S.

It was a nice place filled with many facilities. There was a fish market then many food stalls. A 7 eleven and then guardian pharmacy.

A. T.

The wanton noodle taste really good, the dried version. Also there is handmade chee cheong fun stall and a popular fishball noodle stall.

K. M. F.

Smple parking space and lots of good food at hawker centre some have been there like more than 30 years. Amazing...

S. T.

Plenty of choices. Has very cheap vegetable stalls. Good variety of food. Decent pricing.

L. P.

Great lontong and dishes with rice. Some new stalls with chwee kuay snd others gone

J. G.

Not a morning breakfast area. Stores opened were only wanton noodles, fishballs noodles and chee cheong fun

T. Y. X.

Small food place with limited food options. Few gems around this place.

S. S. A. R.

It's a local wet market. Quite popular with the nearby residents. There are lots of eateries too and it is within the market.

K. T.

Big variety of fresh fish. Big carpark. Go early! Can be very crowded during weekends.

J. L.

Food is affordable and nice. Selection is good. I recommend trying the fish soup and fish porridge.

C. S. H.

Thai food taste good but waiting time abit long depend in timing.

E. C.

Love the chicken rice here as it's frangance and nice! Been eating here for years

V. L.

Small, crowded. Sharing table is the only way to get seated. Food choice is ok.

E. M.

Must try the Cantonese chee choeng fun.. Make to order..great taste with more sauce... Lady very polite and nice.

L. O.

A variety of cooked food,uncooked dried food for cooking beside plants and fresh flowers for decor and as gifts.Very interesting !!!

r. k.

The place is quiet good for everyday fresh veges and meat.there are shops for fresh bread and bakes.

B. B.

My favorite Yong Tao Fu stall at wet market 😋 the fish 🐟 cake delicious

J. L.

Many good food here. Most stalls open in the morning Tues- Sun

H.

Delicious

A. J.

The hawker centre open around 5ish am for those early birds to have breakfast 😁

A. O.

Nice food but opens only in the mornings. Market is quite dirty.

y. k. t.

Hawker is small dont have very good food. But coffeeshop have better food.

J. L.

Always there for food n marketing. Quite clean n the stall owners are friendly n honest.

S. P. U.

Neighborhood gem Lots of varieties of food & shop mix Awesome

H. H. N.

Small but many choices of cheap local food.

I. B.

I tried the food at the coffee shop. I enjoyed the fish porridge at the hawker ctr.

O. O.

Very few stalls, malay food and fish noodles are good.

H. H. T. (.

The wet market area is very dirty :(

D. W.

Try the teh tarik at the middle of halal row. Beware, shop closes just after lunchtime

D.

Nice market to shop for fresh meat and veg..and good hawker stalls

K. A.

People should visit and petronise the stall name Ole Ole... food are great

G. L.

Food cheap and good place not clean, food court should improve cleanliness

W. C.

Lots of stalls offering a wide range of produce.

J. H.

Food there is cheap and good but closed on Monday.

F. J.

Warung Wak Nakem food is really old skool n out of this world !!!!

H. V.

Still good ol' authentic Singapore dishes!

A. T.

Good place to do your wet marketing

H. K. C.

loves chee cheong fun there

B. K.

Quite and clear not crowded

P. T. M. S.

Now need to scan for trace together.

j. l.

It's good to be there

n. w.

Good

V. T.

Lots of choices, including Thai food, chee cheong fun and porridge! Looks delicious!

K. G. N.

Convenient parking! The food was pretty good, but there were a few stalls and not many choices.

G. O.

The food is delicious and there are many choices. There are not many seats but the environment is nice and beautiful.

R. T.

Bak Chor Mee, hand made Chee Cheong Fun, Hokkien Mee,

M. F.

Warong Wak Nakem! Sambal Octopus and Lontong. Best ever 👍

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