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Best Stalls at Holland Village Market and Food Centre: 13 Best Spots (2026)

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Holland Village Market & Food Centre at 1 Lorong Mambong is a compact NEA hawker centre and wet market tucked just behind the neighbourhood's buzzy shophouse strip, a short walk from Holland Village MRT on the Circle Line. Its ground-floor cooked-food section spans long-standing local favourites such as 363 Katong Laksa (trading since 1988) alongside newer hawker experiments like Twirl Pasta, with most dishes staying firmly pocket-friendly. Hours vary widely and several breakfast stalls sell out or close by early afternoon, so it pays to check timings before heading down.

Last verified: September 2026. Hours and prices can change — we re-check our guides regularly, but do confirm before a special trip.

The list

363 Katong Laksa (Holland Village Nasi Lemak) Peranakan / Malay (Laksa, Nasi Lemak) · $

A long-running stall (trading since 1988) doing rich coconut laksa and generously topped nasi lemak, one of the food centre's most established names.

  • Cuisine: Peranakan / Malay (Laksa, Nasi Lemak)
  • Price: $ · Laksa ~S$6.30; nasi lemak sets ~S$5.20-6.50
  • Must-try: Katong-style Laksa, Nasi Lemak
  • Where: 1 Lorong Mambong, #01-15, Singapore 277700
  • Area: Holland Village
  • Nearest MRT: Holland Village
  • Hours: Thu-Tue 8:30am-8pm; closed Wed

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Ah Fong Noodle Chinese (Bak Chor Mee / Fishball Noodles) · $

Ah Fong
Ah Fong · Photo via r/SingaporeEats

Known for its signature 'double-taste' meatballs (a plain version plus one with a savoury broth-filled centre) served with springy noodles.

  • Cuisine: Chinese (Bak Chor Mee / Fishball Noodles)
  • Price: $ · S$4.50-5.50; jumbo/double portions up to S$7
  • Must-try: Double Taste Meatball Noodle, Bak Chor Mee, Fishball Noodle
  • Where: 1 Lorong Mambong, #01-14, Singapore 277700
  • Area: Holland Village
  • Nearest MRT: Holland Village
  • Hours: Daily 8:30am-9pm

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Holland V Fried Bee Hoon Chinese (Economical Fried Bee Hoon) · $

A popular morning-only fried bee hoon stall with pick-your-own toppings that frequently sells out before its early afternoon close.

  • Cuisine: Chinese (Economical Fried Bee Hoon)
  • Price: $ · Bee hoon ~S$1.20-1.50; toppings S$0.50-2 each
  • Must-try: Fried Bee Hoon with chicken wing, Fried bee hoon with luncheon meat
  • Where: 1 Lorong Mambong, #01-11, Singapore 277700
  • Area: Holland Village
  • Nearest MRT: Holland Village
  • Hours: Tue, Thu-Sun 6am-12:30pm; closed Mon & Wed

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Twirl Pasta Western / Italian (Hawker Pasta) · $$

A modern hawker stall serving affordable, cooked-to-order Western pastas that has drawn attention as one of the centre's newer draws.

  • Cuisine: Western / Italian (Hawker Pasta)
  • Price: $$ · Pastas ~S$8-9.50; grilled salmon + pesto spaghetti ~S$13
  • Must-try: Spaghetti Aglio Olio, Grilled Salmon with Pesto Spaghetti, Spaghetti Alfredo with Bacon & Mushroom
  • Where: 1 Lorong Mambong, #01-40, Singapore 277700
  • Area: Holland Village
  • Nearest MRT: Holland Village
  • Hours: Tue-Sat 11:30am-3pm, 4pm-7:30pm; closed Sun-Mon

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Liang Ji Wanton Noodle Chinese (Wanton Mee) · $

A reliable all-day wanton mee stall doing black-sauce dry noodles with char siew and wontons.

  • Cuisine: Chinese (Wanton Mee)
  • Price: $ · S$4.50-6
  • Must-try: Dry Wanton Mee, Char Siew Wanton Noodles
  • Where: 1 Lorong Mambong, #01-18, Singapore 277700
  • Area: Holland Village
  • Nearest MRT: Holland Village
  • Hours: Daily 8am-9:30pm

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Yu Ji Claypot & Stewed Soup Chinese (Claypot Rice / Double-boiled Soups) · $$

Lucky claypot rice
Lucky claypot rice · Photo via r/SingaporeEats

Charcoal-style claypot rice cooked to order plus comforting double-boiled and herbal soups, good for a sit-down hawker meal.

  • Cuisine: Chinese (Claypot Rice / Double-boiled Soups)
  • Price: $$ · Claypot rice ~S$6.80-20 (by portion); herbal chicken soup ~S$7
  • Must-try: Traditional Claypot Rice, Herbal Stewed Chicken Soup
  • Where: 1 Lorong Mambong, #01-29, Singapore 277700
  • Area: Holland Village
  • Nearest MRT: Holland Village
  • Hours: Thu-Tue 11am-9pm; closed Wed

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De Sheng Handmade Noodles & Fish Soup Chinese (Ban Mian / Fish Soup) · $

Handmade noodles served dry, in soup or tom yum style, alongside a fried fish soup, open daily for a quick bowl.

  • Cuisine: Chinese (Ban Mian / Fish Soup)
  • Price: $ · Ban mian ~S$4.50; tom yum ban mian ~S$5; fish soup S$5-7
  • Must-try: Dry Ban Mian, Fried Fish Soup, Tom Yum Ban Mian
  • Where: 1 Lorong Mambong, #01-19, Singapore 277700
  • Area: Holland Village
  • Nearest MRT: Holland Village
  • Hours: Daily 9am-9pm

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Qian Jiao Bai Wei Mala Xiang Guo Sichuan (Mala Xiang Guo) · $$

A pick-your-ingredients mala xiang guo stall with adjustable spice levels, popular for a customisable stir-fried meal.

  • Cuisine: Sichuan (Mala Xiang Guo)
  • Price: $$ · From ~S$6, priced by chosen ingredients
  • Must-try: Customisable Mala Xiang Guo
  • Where: 1 Lorong Mambong, #01-31, Singapore 277700
  • Area: Holland Village
  • Nearest MRT: Holland Village
  • Hours: Tue-Sun 9am-9pm; closed Mon

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126 Mini Wok Chinese (Zi Char / Fried Rice & Hor Fun) · $

Single-plate wok dishes like beef hor fun and fried rice at hawker prices, a solid quick lunch option.

  • Cuisine: Chinese (Zi Char / Fried Rice & Hor Fun)
  • Price: $ · S$5.50-6
  • Must-try: Black Pepper Beef Hor Fun, Curry Pork Rice
  • Where: 1 Lorong Mambong, #01-26, Singapore 277700
  • Area: Holland Village
  • Nearest MRT: Holland Village
  • Hours: Mon-Sat 11am-9:30pm; closed Sun

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Chang Sheng Western Food Western (Chicken Cutlet / Steaks) · $

Value hawker-style Western plates including cutlets, fish and chips and affordable steaks.

  • Cuisine: Western (Chicken Cutlet / Steaks)
  • Price: $ · Chicken cutlet fried rice ~S$5; black pepper ribeye ~S$9
  • Must-try: Chicken Cutlet Fried Rice, Black Pepper Ribeye Steak
  • Where: 1 Lorong Mambong, #01-30, Singapore 277700
  • Area: Holland Village
  • Nearest MRT: Holland Village
  • Hours: Tue-Sun 11am-9:30pm; closed Mon

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Hua Soon Western Food Western (Chicken Chop / Chops) · $

A no-frills Western stall known for its chicken chop with cheesy fries at an affordable price point.

  • Cuisine: Western (Chicken Chop / Chops)
  • Price: $ · ~S$7-7.50
  • Must-try: Chicken Chop with Cheesy Fries, Black Pepper Chicken Chop
  • Where: 1 Lorong Mambong, #01-20, Singapore 277700
  • Area: Holland Village
  • Nearest MRT: Holland Village
  • Hours: Thu-Tue 11am-9pm; closed Wed

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Mei Di Noodle Store Chinese (Minced Pork Noodles) · $

A straightforward noodle stall specialising in mushroom minced pork noodles for a classic hawker bowl.

  • Cuisine: Chinese (Minced Pork Noodles)
  • Price: $
  • Must-try: Mushroom Minced Pork Noodles
  • Where: 1 Lorong Mambong, #01-12, Singapore 277700
  • Area: Holland Village
  • Nearest MRT: Holland Village
  • Hours: Daily 9am-8pm

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Hui Wei Japanese Korean Cuisine Japanese / Korean (Bento & Grills) · $$

A hawker stall offering Japanese-Korean bentos, hotplate sets and grilled saba fish for something beyond the usual local fare.

  • Cuisine: Japanese / Korean (Bento & Grills)
  • Price: $$
  • Must-try: BBQ Saba Fish Set, Hotplate sets
  • Where: 1 Lorong Mambong, #01-16, Singapore 277700
  • Area: Holland Village
  • Nearest MRT: Holland Village

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At a glance: compare every spot

Spot Cuisine Price Area Halal
363 Katong Laksa (Holland Village Nasi Lemak) Peranakan / Malay (Laksa, Nasi Lemak) $ Holland Village —
Ah Fong Noodle Chinese (Bak Chor Mee / Fishball Noodles) $ Holland Village —
Holland V Fried Bee Hoon Chinese (Economical Fried Bee Hoon) $ Holland Village —
Twirl Pasta Western / Italian (Hawker Pasta) $$ Holland Village —
Liang Ji Wanton Noodle Chinese (Wanton Mee) $ Holland Village —
Yu Ji Claypot & Stewed Soup Chinese (Claypot Rice / Double-boiled Soups) $$ Holland Village —
De Sheng Handmade Noodles & Fish Soup Chinese (Ban Mian / Fish Soup) $ Holland Village —
Qian Jiao Bai Wei Mala Xiang Guo Sichuan (Mala Xiang Guo) $$ Holland Village —
126 Mini Wok Chinese (Zi Char / Fried Rice & Hor Fun) $ Holland Village —
Chang Sheng Western Food Western (Chicken Cutlet / Steaks) $ Holland Village —
Hua Soon Western Food Western (Chicken Chop / Chops) $ Holland Village —
Mei Di Noodle Store Chinese (Minced Pork Noodles) $ Holland Village —
Hui Wei Japanese Korean Cuisine Japanese / Korean (Bento & Grills) $$ Holland Village —

Your questions answered

Where is Holland Village Market & Food Centre and how do I get there?

It is at 1 Lorong Mambong, Singapore 277700, roughly a 5-minute walk from Holland Village MRT station on the Circle Line, just behind the main shophouse dining strip. Note it is a different venue from the nearby Holland Drive Market & Food Centre at 44 Holland Drive.

What are the must-try stalls here?

Popular picks include 363 Katong Laksa (a long-standing stall trading since 1988), Ah Fong Noodle for its signature double-taste meatball bak chor mee, the morning-only Holland V Fried Bee Hoon, and the newer Twirl Pasta for affordable Western pasta.

How much does a meal cost?

Most dishes fall in the S$3-9 range, keeping it firmly hawker-priced. A few sharing or premium items push higher, such as claypot rice (up to around S$20 for larger portions) and grilled salmon pesto pasta (around S$13).

Are there halal or vegetarian options?

This is a wet-market hawker centre with many pork-serving stalls, and no halal-certified stalls are documented in current guides, so Muslim diners should check each stall individually and confirm before visiting. Dedicated vegetarian stalls are not listed either, though some noodle and mala stalls can be adapted – ask the stallholder.

When should I go, and do I need to book?

There are no reservations – it is first-come queueing. Go early for breakfast stalls like Holland V Fried Bee Hoon, which opens around 6am and can sell out before its 12:30pm close, and check timings ahead as many stalls take a weekday off (commonly Wednesday or Monday) and hours vary by stall.


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