Bukit Batok West Hawker Centre food guide
Westies, take note: Bukit Batok West Hawker Centre has officially opened with 22 food stalls! We’ve done the digging and compiled a list of the 10 best food stalls to check out at this new West-side hawker centre.
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Bukit Batok West Hawker Centre Opens With 22 Stalls—Eng Kee Chicken Wings, Sheng Jian Bao And More
1. Eng Kee Chicken WingsÂ
Eng Kee Chicken Wings needs little introduction. The cult-favourite local brand has been around since 1989, and is now run by its second-generation owner. They have multiple outlets across the island, including Anchorvale Village and Woodleigh Village Hawker Centre.
Dive into their famous Chicken Wings, priced at just $1.60 apiece. These golden-brown wings are well-loved for good reason: they’re said to be well-marinated, crispy, and juicy within. If you want a full meal, consider getting a side of Fried Bee Hoon (from $1.20), and adding on other fried ingredients.
Unit: #01-01
Opening hours: Tue-Fri 11am to 7:30pm, Sat-Sun 9am to 6pm
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Eng Kee Chicken Wings is not a halal-certified eatery.
2. Xiangyu Pan-Fried Bun
You can’t always find good sheng jian bao in Singapore, and Xiangyu Pan-Fried Bun is one of the few hawker stalls that does it well. This stall is helmed by a former Crystal Jade dim sum chef, who left the restaurant in 2023 to open his first stall in Jurong West.
You’ll find their signature Pan-Fried Pork Buns ($4.50 for three) here, said to boast a crispy base and savoury, meaty middle. Other popular options include Prawn Wanton in Chilli Oil ($6.50 for eight) and Xiao Long Bao ($5 for six).
Read our Xiang Yu Sheng Jian Bao review!
Unit: #01-07
Opening hours: Mon-Sat 10:30am to 3pm, 4:30pm to 8:30pm
Xiangyu Pan-Fried Bun is not a halal-certified eatery.
3. Golden Wok Fried RiceÂ
For hearty fried rice dishes that don’t break the bank, visit Golden Wok Fried Rice. They’ve got the crowd-favourite Egg Fried Rice with Pork Chop ($6.90), said to be inspired by Din Tai Fung’s version. This plate stars pearl rice fried with scrambled eggs, crowned with a slab of crispy pork chop. The stall also offers lesser-seen options, including Tom Yum Fried Rice (price TBD) and Tomato Fried Rice (price TBD).
Online reviews are mixed, so we’ll let you be the judge.
Unit: #01-02
Opening hours: TBD
Golden Wok Fried Rice is not a halal-certified eatery.
4. El Brasa
Image credit: Sharon CM Poo via Google Maps
Head to El Brasa, a new Western stall at Bukit Batok West Hawker Centre selling Muslim-friendly pasta and grilled meats.
Besides Western classics such as Signature Chicken Chop ($7.90), you’ll also find  Samyang Prawn Pasta ($8.50) here. This dish comprises spaghetti tossed in a creamy, piquant Samyang-inspired sauce, alongside mushrooms and prawns. Alternatively, consider the Pulled Beef Burger ($12.90), where charcoal buns sandwich a generous amount of juicy and smoky pulled beef.Â
Unit:Â #01-22
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 9:30pm
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El Brasa is in the process of getting halal certified.
5. Â Lao Zhao Pai Wantan Noodle
Lao Zhao Pai Wantan Noodle is another new stall at Bukit Batok West Hawker Centre, run by a millennial hawker. Their char siew, wonton, and noodles are said to be made from scratch. Prices are kept affordable, with nothing above $8. If you’re on a tight budget, the cheapest main is their Boiled Wanton Noodle Soup, which goes for only $3.20. Otherwise, their other mains range from $4 to $5, with the option to add on sides, including Fried Dumpling ($5) and Chicken Cutlet ($6).
Unit: #01-06
Opening hours: TBD
Lao Zhao Pai Wantan Noodle is not a halal-certified eatery.
6. Ju Xing Hainanese Boneless Chicken Rice
Image credit: Rick Ng via Google Maps
Where can you get chicken rice under $4 in Singapore? Ju Xing Hainanese Boneless Chicken Rice, which also has an outlet at Geylang Bahru. A plate of Chicken Breast Rice costs only $3.90, while a Chicken Thigh Rice Set goes for $5.50. The latter includes a small plate of sides, such as beansprouts and braised egg. According to online reviews, their chicken rice is said to be fragrant without being overly oily, pairing well with the tender meat. If you’re in the mood for something warm and soupy, get their Shredded Chicken Macaroni ($3.20) instead.
Unit: #01-08
Opening hours: Tue-Sun 8:30am to 8pm
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Ju Xing Hainanese Boneless Chicken Rice is not a halal-certified eatery.
7. Uncle Lee Confectionery
You can now get fresh cakes dispensed from a machine at Bukit Batok West Hawker Centre! Uncle Lee Confectionery‘s cake vending machine offers four old-school cake flavours: Kaya Pandan ($22.10), Peanut Butter Sponge Cake ($15.80), Chocolate Butter Sponge Cake ($15.80), and Rainbow Chocolate (price TBD). Each cake is six inches, which gives you about five to six slices.
The cakes are restocked daily, once at 12pm and again at 5:30pm, so you’re getting them fresh!
Read our Uncle Lee Confectionery vending machine feature.
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Uncle Lee’s vending machine is in the process of getting halal certified.
Uncle Lee Confectionery Has New Cake Vending Machine At Bukit Batok West
8. Nam Kee Pau
Get your bao fix at Nam Kee Pau, a popular chain known for their XXL Amy Yip Pau ($5). This giant bun is stuffed with marinated pork and hard-boiled egg, making for a hearty breakfast or lunch. You’ll also find other handmade buns at the stall, freshly steamed and ready to eat. These include Char Siew Pau ($1.20), Lotus Pau ($1), and Tau Sar Pau ($1). If you want something more substantial, order their handmade mee hoon kueh instead!
Unit: #01-12
Opening hours: TBD
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Nam Kee Pau is not a halal-certified eatery.
9. Jue Yan Lor Mee
Image credit: foodpanda via Google Maps
Lor mee fans can try Jue Yan Lor Mee, which has already garnered a 4.5-star rating on Google with 17 reviews at the point of writing. Dive straight into their Signature Lor Mee ($5.50/$8), topped with fried yam, fish, pulled pork and half a braised egg. Their gravy is said to be thick, with an old-school taste. Other popular options include Chicken Cutlet Lor Mee ($4.50) and Cod Fish Lor Mee ($5). There’s also a Fish Bee Hoon Soup dish that’s priced at just $3.20—a steal in this economy.
Unit: #01-03
Opening hours: Daily 8am to 8pm
Jue Yan Lor Mee is not a halal-certified eatery.
10. Munchi PancakesÂ
Those who love Munchi Pancakes will be happy to know that the homegrown chain has set up shop in the West. You can get their famous pancakes here, in a wide range of trendy flavours.
If it’s your first time trying Munchi, we recommend their signature Min Jiang Kueh, filled with Peanut ($1.60), Coconut ($1.60), and Red Bean ($1.60). Their Black Sesame ($2) and Biscoff ($2.50) fillings are popular, too! Otherwise, get the Munchi Pancake (from $1.80), which sees cute rounds packed with your choice of filling.
Unit:Â #01-13
Opening hours: Daily 8am to 8:30pm
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Munchi Pancakes is a halal-certified eatery.
Munchi Pancakes Review: Chunky Charcoal And Matcha Min Jiang Kueh From $1.60
Best Bukit Batok West Hawker Centre stalls
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