13 Stalls to Check Out at Seah Im Food Centre
Seah Im Food Centre is back in business as it reopened on Mar 13 2023 after six months of renovations. Its history dates back to the 1980s when it was built alongside the present-day Harbourfront Bus Interchange across World Trade Centre Singapore. The food centre remains an affordable eating spot for visitors to Sentosa, nearby residents, and white-collared workers from nearby offices. A diverse food spread awaits, from boneless duck rice to epok-epok, chicken rice and Indian rojak. Here’s a list of stalls to explore if you can’t decide what to go for!
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Shi Ji Noodle Stall
A crowd favourite at Seah Im Food Centre is Shi Ji Noodle Stall, thanks to delicious dishes like Lor Mee, Duck Noodles, and Prawn Noodles. The lor mee is the undisputed star here as it tends to sell out before lunchtime! Their starchy Braised Duck Lor Mee is served with a variety of ingredients such as sliced duck meat, fishcake, ngoh hiang, braised egg and more. You can choose their flat yellow n...
Thaksin Beef Noodle
In case you’re wondering, no, the stall isn’t related to Thailand’s ex-prime minister. This halal-certified Thai stall specialises in Beef Noodles. Each bowl is served with piping hot beef broth, flat white noodles, and chunks of beef. Enjoy the silky noodles and fork-tender beef with the herby and savoury broth. Otherwise, the Beef Pad Thai is a popular pick as well, featuring rice noodles stir-f...
Tian Ji Niang Dou Fu
If it’s late and you’re looking for a bite, Tian Ji Niang Dou Fu is one of those stalls that operate all the way till nighttime after most of the stalls have closed. They also serve their bowls of YTF with fixed ingredients so you don’t have to fret about what to choose! Choose from a wide range of noodle choices from the usual bee hoon, kway teow, mee pok, mee kia, bee tai bak, mee sua to even ee...