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Satay, Rojak & Hand made Noodles at Toa Payoh West Market & Food Centre
Location: 127 Lor 1 Toa Payoh, #02-24, Singapore 310127
Floor 2 · Toa Payoh West Market & Food Centre
Hawker stalwart at Toa Payoh West serving smoky hand-grilled satay, rojak and handmade noodles since 1965.
Hawker stalwart at Toa Payoh West serving smoky hand-grilled satay, rojak and handmade noodles since 1965.
Satay, Rojak & Hand Made Noodles is a veteran stall at Toa Payoh West Market & Food Centre that has been serving the neighbourhood since 1965. The satay is hand-grilled upon order, yielding a smoky, juicy skewer that regulars return for time and again. At just $0.50 per stick, it remains one of the most affordable satay options in Singapore. The rojak, priced from $2.50, comes generously sprinkled with crushed peanuts and delivers a satisfying sweet-savoury punch. Beyond these signatures, the stall also offers fried fish soup and handmade noodles, rounding out a menu that embodies the spirit of traditional hawker fare. A queue is common during peak hours, a testament to the stall's enduring popularity and the hawkers' commitment to preparing each item fresh. 9450 9883
127 Lor 1 Toa Payoh, #02-24, Singapore 310127
Floor 2 · Toa Payoh West Market & Food Centre
Operating Hours
Closing Soon
52m
Monday
Closed Tuesday
Closed Wednesday
Closed Thursday
9:30 am–3 pm
5:30–8 pm Friday (Today)
9:30 am–3 pm
5:30–8 pm Saturday
9:30 am–8 pm Sunday
9:30 am–8 pm Our Menu
All prices are in Singapore Dollar (S$ / SGD)
Rice
$0.50Century Egg
$1.20Rojak
$3 / $4 / $5Satay
$60¢ (min 10 sticks)Mee Siam
$2.50Menu Photos
Food stall menu board
Yellow and white menu board displaying food items with prices in Singapore dollars. Items include seafood soup, rice, century egg, rojak, satay, and Mee Siam. Prices range from $0.50 to $5. A 'SG CLEAN' logo is present. A CDC voucher sign is also visible.
Overall Rating
2.5 / 5
Based on 2 Google reviews
Negative Reviews
Goven
When I first moved into toa payoh in 2012, this stall was selling ban mee and etc for $2.50. Over the years, it has increased prices due to inflation. …
Positive Reviews
Wei xiong Wang
Dry You Mian 幼面干 🍜 Food wise: I will say underrated. QQ noodles with fragrant sauces and chilli, …
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Photo Gallery
Satay, Rojak & Hand made Noodles
Fish Soup Shop Front
Exterior storefront with bright yellow signage featuring fish soup dishes and Chinese characters. Decorative red tassels hang below the sign. A second illuminated menu board displays noodle options and side dishes. The shop has a clean, commercial appearance with LED lights along the top edge.
Fried Fish Soup Stall
Exterior storefront with bright yellow signage displaying dishes like Fried Fish Soup, Mee Siam, and Satay. Signage includes prices and Chinese characters. Below the main sign is a secondary menu board showing noodle options, Century Egg, Rojak, and Seafood Soup. A 'CLEAN' sticker is visible on the lower panel.
Fried Wings on Plate
A white plate with fried chicken wings sits on a speckled red table. An orange dual-compartment sauce dish is nearby. No shop signage or storefront visible.
Close-up of food dish
A close-up shot showing a colorful mix of fried ingredients, red sauce, and noodles. Visible elements include crispy fried pieces, shredded vegetables, and a dark sauce drizzled over the top. No shop signage or storefront is visible.
Food stall storefront with yellow signage
A food stall with bright yellow signage displaying various dishes including Satay, Fried Chicken Wings, Seafood Soup, Rice, Mee Hoon Kway Soup, and Pork/Chicken/Mutton/Ketupat. Signage includes SG CLEAN logo, CDC Voucher accepted notice, QR codes, and a red 'Monday Closed' sign. A customer is seen from behind at the counter. Inside, packaged noodles and fried chicken wings are visible on display shelves.
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