Singapore｜Happy Hawkers

The food and the ambience is good. The service staff are very friendly and helpful. The prawns and crayfish was temporarily ran out when i try to get more. Was told after awhile, it will be replenished. Good experience.

The roasted meat shop has the most tempting Char Siew! Black coated exterior, juicy and tender meat within! Nicely caramelized without being overly sweet. They even have a story about their char siew! Siew Yok (roasted pork) has crispy skin and tender meat! Worth a visit!

Update on 16 October 2022: Love the new addition of an Indian Muslim stall to this branch of Happy Hawkers (Tampines North). I was pleasantly surprised that the food wasn't salty at all and we don't feel thirsty after consuming their food. Not only was their food palatable, they have a very comprehensive menu ranging from pratas, nasi bryani (chicken/ fish/ mutton), dosai (plain/ egg/ masala potato/ cheese etc), fried mee, fried rice, mutton chop, etc... And what's even more impressive was their Impeccable service. They are very enthusiastic in serving customers, friendly and the portion of food was observed to be generous! It was little wonder why they had a constant flow of regulars for their stall. Hope that they can keep up with both their food quality & service! Highly recommended! Update as of 2nd April 2022: mala stall & mookata stalls had closed down. A nice addition of Western food stall Chick & Grill with friendly service & decent food quality although I found the pasta abit too oily & peppery for my liking. An upcoming ban mian stall is said to be opening soon - stay tuned for more updates! Stumbled upon this relatively new coffee shop at T-space. Very well ventilated with a nice variety of food. I had ordered Mala hotpot and pork rib soup from 2 different stalls. Yong tau foo was also quite good. Service from all 3 stalls were excellent - They seemed to live up to the name of the coffee shop: HAPPY HAWKERS! Hehehe… Highly recommended to try food from all the stalls - not forgetting the famous fried porridge stall which seems to have a never ending queue for its dishes.