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Beo Crescent Market

★ 4.0(2,333)on Google$bukit merah

38A Beo Cres, Singapore 169982

Beo Crescent Market is a budget-friendly hawker centre in Bukit Merah offering a variety of local dishes across multiple stalls. Located at 38A Beo Crescent, it draws regular visitors who appreciate its casual dining atmosphere and affordable meals.

Dine-inTakeoutWheelchair accessible

Website 6225 5632

Opening Hours

Today (Saturday)6:00 AM – 8:00 PM

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STAMPEDE Score

Moderate confidence

BSolid

Score: 75 / 100

Atmosphere50

Queue wait60

Food quality85

Value for money80

Based on 5 data points · Updated 5 months ago

Editor’s Note

Last updated 11 Nov 2026

Our take: Beo Crescent Market is a well-regarded hawker centre, particularly noted for its variety of Chinese stalls.

We see consistent mentions of long queues for popular items, indicating a strong local following.

The Hai Chew Fish Soup, priced at $6, appears to be a standout, offering generous portions of batang fish slices.

Other frequently praised dishes include the Fried Kway Teow ($5), which can involve a 25-minute wait, and Teochew Fish Ball Noodle ($4.50).

While the food receives high marks, we note recurring feedback about the market getting very packed during peak hours and feeling warm due to limited ventilation.

We'd recommend visiting during off-peak times to avoid the crowds and potential discomfort.

It's a reliable spot for a diverse hawker meal, especially if you're in the area and prepared for a wait.

Signature

Hai Chew Fish Soup ($6)

Best time

Non-peak hours

Wait time

20-30 minutes for popular stalls during peak hours

Price

Below $10/person

Score: 75 · 5 sources

What customers say

Beo Crescent Market is a popular hawker centre, often crowded during peak hours due to limited space, offering a nostalgic dining experience.

Customers frequently praise specific stalls like Hai Chew Fish Soup, Fried Kway Teow, and Teo-chew Fish Ball Noodle, often noting long queues for these popular items.

While the food is highly regarded, some find the ventilation poor and the environment warm on hot days.

long queues for popular stallslimited space and peak hour crowdingnotable dishes: Fried Kway Teow, Fish Soup, Fish Ball Noodlewarm environment/poor ventilation

70% positive10% neutral20% negative

Google Reviews

★★★★★Sophia Tan· a month ago

Fishball Noodle Dry - The traditional type. Flavorful. $4.50 for this portion. Can eat of you in this area. Bean curd - Gula Melka my friend say not really sweet. Mine is the standard. Also not sweet…

★★★★★David Moh· a month ago

This is a very old market and hawker center, located in an old HDB estate. There are about 20 over stalls, selling the usual noodles, rice, drinks and dessert. There are a few popular stalls as can b…

★★★★★Ju J· 5 months ago

Gem in the hood. Small row of hawker stalls buy very satisfying with friendly stall owners. Recommend their CharKuaTiao(wokhey and not too salty) black carrot cake absolutely 💯 delicious Fishball noo…

★★★★★MrA· 3 months ago

A popular market and hawker centre for locals staying in District 9. I would say that it’s comparable to Tiong Bahru. There are many old folks living in the vicinity that patronize these food stalls b…

★★★★★Yap Hoe BENG· 7 months ago

9/4/26, wanted to try the fish soup but only open at 11.00am. Decided to try the curry noodle chicken, try the 6.50 compare to my friend @ 4.50 not much different. The taste and smell I said it as mod…

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