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Holland Village
33 places · 1 area · every one sourced, pinned and status-checked · last checked · 1 closed, kept for the record. Ordered by tier, then by number of named sources. How we choose
a town of Singapore — sights & hawker food, sourced
Must seeGhim Moh Market & Food Centre
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Holland Village
a town of Singapore — sights & hawker food, sourced
Holland Village 33 places · area 1 of 1
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1 Must see within Holland Village
Ghim Moh Market & Food Centre
The Holland-Ghim Moh district's great hawker centre: opened in 1978, rebuilt in a 2015 facelift and refreshed again in a March-May 2024 renovation, yet still old-school neighbourhood in feel — around 72 cooked-food stalls over a wet market, famous for chwee kueh, braised duck, hor fun and carrot cake, a short walk from Buona Vista MRT.
Look for Hawker centre & wet market; most stalls breakfast-to-lunch, some till evening
20 Ghim Moh Road, Singapore 270020
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2 Must see within Holland Village
Ghim Moh Chwee Kueh
A household name since 1959 and a Michelin Guide pick: soft-but-springy steamed rice cakes (minimum four) heaped with chye poh fried over a charcoal stove, which gives the preserved radish a smokier depth than the gas-cooked norm.
Ghim Moh Market & Food Centre, #01-54, 20 Ghim Moh Road, S270020
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3 Must see within Holland Village
New Lucky Claypot Rice
Holland Drive's headline stall and a Michelin Bib Gourmand year after year (incl. 2024 and 2025): every claypot is cooked from scratch over charcoal, so the grains stay separate with a crackling crust — call ahead, because the wait can run to an hour.
Holland Drive Market & Food Centre, #02-19, 44 Holland Drive, S270044
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4 Must see within Holland Village
Chuan Kee Boneless Braised Duck
Ghim Moh's Michelin Bib Gourmand duck stall: boneless Teochew-style braised duck over rice, kway teow or congee, dressed in a dark herbal gravy whose braising stock is reused and replenished daily — a $3-$5 bowl with years of depth in it.
Ghim Moh Market & Food Centre, #01-04, 20 Ghim Moh Road, S270020
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5 Must see within Holland Village · Hawker & zi char
Ru Ji Kitchen
A MICHELIN Bib Gourmand hawker across two adjoining stalls: noodle soup or 'dry' noodles with minced pork, pork balls or fish balls hand-made on the spot — the yellowtail fishballs are the draw.
Holland Drive Market & Food Centre, #02-28/29, 44 Holland Drive, Singapore 270044
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6 Worth the detour within Holland Village
Holland Drive Market & Food Centre
The Holland Drive estate's two-storey market and food centre, home to a Michelin Bib Gourmand claypot rice (New Lucky), a Michelin-recognised kway chap (Cheng Heng), Margaret Drive Sin Kee chicken rice and a well-loved Malay breakfast stall — the residents' hawker centre just south of the Holland V bar strip.
Look for Hawker centre & wet market; cooked food upstairs
44 Holland Drive, Singapore 270044
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7 Worth the detour within Holland Village · Hawker & zi char
Hin Fried Hor Fun
Fried to order over a superheated wok so the flat rice noodles take on real wok hei before the gravy goes in — the brown-sauce beef hor fun is the bestseller; written up by Dr Leslie Tay and Miss Tam Chiak and tested by Seth Lui as one of Singapore's best-rated hor fun.
Ghim Moh Market & Food Centre, #01-44, 20 Ghim Moh Road, S270020
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8 Worth the detour within Holland Village · Malay & nasi Padang
Shima's Kitchen
The Malay stall at Holland Drive that tastes like someone's mum cooked it — creamy coconut lontong and mee soto in the morning, then a changing nasi padang spread (rendang, petai, curry chicken) that sells out early.
Holland Drive Market & Food Centre, #02-12, 44 Holland Drive, S270044
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9 Worth the detour within Holland Village · Hawker & zi char
Yuan Hokkien Fried Prawn Mee (Ghim Moh)
A Margaret Drive Food Centre transplant: white and yellow noodles wok-fried down in a rich stock of prawn heads, squid and pork bones — one of the Ghim Moh picks shared by Women's Weekly and Her World.
Ghim Moh Market & Food Centre, 20 Ghim Moh Road, Singapore 270020 (unit to confirm)
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10 Worth the detour within Holland Village · Hawker & zi char
Blanco Court Kueh Chap (Holland Drive)
The kway chap stall Miss Tam Chiak calls chef Daniel Tay's favourite: silky rice sheets in a herbal braising broth with a spread of braised pork, offal and egg — written up by Daniel Food Diary, SG Food on Foot and in Eatbook's 13 best Holland Drive stalls.
Holland Drive Market & Food Centre, #02-02, 44 Holland Drive, Singapore 270044
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11 Worth the detour within Holland Village · Hawker & zi char
Lao Chen Ji Sarawak Kolo Mee (Holland Drive)
Springy Sarawak kolo mee, served with yong tau foo pieces — a regulars' favourite named by HungryGoWhere, Daniel Food Diary (2023), Johor Kaki and Women's Weekly.
Holland Drive Market & Food Centre, #02-43, 44 Holland Drive, Singapore 270044
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12 Worth the detour within Holland Village · Hawker & zi char
Ghim Moh Carrot Cake
The most popular carrot cake at Ghim Moh — a family stall that makes both the radish cake and the chye poh from scratch daily; the queue starts at 6:30am and limited portions sell out, rewarding early birds with strong wok hei.
Ghim Moh Market & Food Centre, #01-16, 20 Ghim Moh Road, S270020
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13 Worth the detour within Holland Village · Indian & roti prata
Heavens (Appam & Thosai)
Formerly Heavens Indian Curry, now a mother-and-son appam and thosai specialist: lacy-edged, pillow-centred fermented-rice appam with grated coconut and orange sugar, or the indulgent 'Princess' crowned with butter, cheddar and a fried egg.
Ghim Moh Market & Food Centre, #01-26, 20 Ghim Moh Road, S270020
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14 Worth the detour within Holland Village
Cheng Heng Kway Chap and Braised Duck Rice
A Michelin-recognised kway chap (Michelin Plate, 2018) where the broad rice sheets swim in a herbal soy broth beside braised pork and innards, plus the stall's famous finely sliced braised duck — expect a 30-minute morning queue.
Holland Drive Market & Food Centre, #02-05, 44 Holland Drive, S270044
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15 Worth the detour within Holland Village · Hawker & zi char
Fifty Year Yong Tau Foo (Holland Drive)
Freshly made Hakka yong tau foo over flat mee kia noodles — a fifty-year name that HungryGoWhere, Johor Kaki and Eatbook all list among Holland Drive's regulars' picks.
Holland Drive Market & Food Centre, #02-37, 44 Holland Drive, Singapore 270044
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16 Worth the detour within Holland Village
Ah Seng Durian (Ghim Moh)
A durian stall trading Malaysian fruit for over 40 years — Mao Shan Wang, Black Thorn, Golden Phoenix, Red Prawn — that Time Out singles out for 'reliability and excellent durians' and Eatbook ranks among Singapore's 15 best durian stalls.
Ghim Moh Market & Food Centre, 20 Ghim Moh Road, Singapore 270020 (stall to confirm)
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17 Worth the detour within Holland Village · Hainanese chicken rice
Margaret Drive Sin Kee Chicken Rice
Steamed chicken rice since 1978; on the Michelin Bib Gourmand list since 2018.
#02-06 Holland Drive Market & Food Centre, 44 Holland Drive
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18 Deep cut within Holland Village · Thai
Yuan Authentic Thai Stewed Beef Noodle (Ghim Moh)
Run by a cook from Chiang Rai: Thai stewed and sliced beef noodle soup — beefy, aromatic broth, beef balls, slices and tendon, small bowls from under $3 — a Thai hawker kitchen in an otherwise Chinese-heavy centre (Eatbook review; Women's Weekly and Her World Ghim Moh lists).
Ghim Moh Market & Food Centre, 20 Ghim Moh Road, Singapore 270020 (unit to confirm)
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19 Deep cut within Holland Village · Hawker & zi char
Jiu Jiang Shao La (Ghim Moh)
A short-hours roast-meat counter (10am-2pm, Thursday to Sunday) for roast duck, crackling roast pork and char siew — reviewed by Miss Tam Chiak and listed by Women's Weekly / Her World among Ghim Moh's best.
Ghim Moh Market & Food Centre, 20 Ghim Moh Road, Singapore 270020 (unit to confirm)
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20 Deep cut within Holland Village · Hawker & zi char
Yap Kee Wanton Egg Noodles (Holland Drive)
Wanton mee made with egg noodles supplied by the owner's brother in Johor Bahru (Johor Kaki) — on HungryGoWhere's and Eatbook's Holland Drive lists.
Holland Drive Market & Food Centre, 44 Holland Drive, Singapore 270044 (unit to confirm)
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Photo: Takamaxa · Copyrighted free use · Wikimedia Commons 21 Deep cut within Holland Village
Holland Village
A long-time bohemian expat enclave of eateries, bars and shophouses off Holland Road.
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Lorong Mambong, Holland Village
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22 Deep cut within Holland Village · Wok noodles
Hakka Noodle (Holland Drive)
One of Holland Drive's busier stalls: springy Hakka noodles heaped with yong tau foo pieces and crisp fried wantons — a generous neighbourhood bowl.
Holland Drive Market & Food Centre, #02-15, 44 Holland Drive, S270044
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23 Deep cut within Holland Village · Malay & nasi Padang
Aini Muslim Food (Holland Drive)
Holland Drive's Malay stall for ayam penyet: fragrant rice, fried chicken, tempeh, tau kwa, cucumber and sambal from about $4.50-$5 — on both Eatbook's and Women's Weekly's Holland Drive lists.
Holland Drive Market & Food Centre, 44 Holland Drive, Singapore 270044 (unit to confirm)
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24 Deep cut within Holland Village · Hawker & zi char
Leong Wei Roasted Delights (Holland Drive)
The $3 char siew and roast pork rice that Eatbook headlines in its Holland Drive guide; Women's Weekly also lists it among the centre's 10 best.
Holland Drive Market & Food Centre, #02-36, 44 Holland Drive, Singapore 270044
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How we choose
Named sources recommend every place; review sites never do. Each is pinned to its door and status-checked. Closed places stay, marked closed.
- Must see
- The places to plan a visit around, graded within each area.
- Worth the detour
- Strong picks, worth going out of your way for.
- Deep cut
- For the curious: smaller, odder, more local.
Within each area: by tier, then by named sources, never by popularity. We don’t add ratings, prices or opening hours of our own.
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About this guide
33 places in 1 area, each recommended by at least two independent sources (18 in all) or one institution such as Michelin.
Every place was checked open and pinned between 2 Sep and 16 Oct 2026. Closed places stay, marked closed.
Photos for 1 place; the rest show a designed cover.
3 sights and 30 places to eat in Holland Village, a town of Singapore, each traceable to the source that named it (Michelin, local news & vetted local/viral creators). Renders in soft pastel, light or dark.
Keep Holland Village offline
Every place, its sources, the Guidebook and small photos. Map tiles are not saved; offline, a drawn street map with our pins stands in.