“The stingray was practically steamed to a gelatinous, pulpy mess with the tailbone still in and the rice was stale, mealy, and flavorless. Terrible meal.”
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“The stingray was practically steamed to a gelatinous, pulpy mess with the tailbone still in and the rice was stale, mealy, and flavorless. Terrible meal.”
H3
“The nasi lemak at Daisy’s Dream in Urban Hawker is pretty solid. Crispy anchovies and peanuts on the side with a sambal that skews a bit sweet that has a lot of onions.”
H3
“Urban Hawker is hit or miss for me - would avoid the chicken rice that all the online articles talk about, I’ve gotten it multiple times and it’s always bad (cold, flavorless)”
H3
“But the prices are just too expensive for the portion size and just in a disadvantage location to draw in eaters. Nothing about the interior screams hawker style except for the seats. It's just a glamorized and westernized version of what a true hawker market should be”
H3
“Basically, people who maintain it now have completely stopped caring or have left. It’s a shell of itself and you’re about a year++ too late”
H2
“I love Urban Hawker, but the fried rice stall is definitely a total whiff.”
H2
“Good selection of Asian options. If you've never had Laksa or Hainanese Chicken Rice, you should try it.”
H2
“Urban Hawker - food hall with a collection of the best Chinese, Indian, & Malay hawker stalls from Singapore”
H2
“Food for the most part is overpriced and not that good.”
H2
“urban hawker and food gallery 32 are well worth checking out!”
H2
“Yep, the hype is over and shits expensive but you got variety.”
H2
“I miss the Yum Yubu at Urban Hawker dearly.”
H2
“the lumpia at urban hawker is positively sensational”
H2
“i would recommend a urban hawker (midtown) for malaysian food. it’s an food hall with different vendors that specialize in malaysian food. i’ve not specifically tried nasi lamak from there but the other dishes are solid.”
H2
“Get the Hainanese Chicken Rice”
H2
“Not worth the prices”
H2
“Fun idea but it was overpriced and depressing in there.”
H2
“It was quite good and worth the trip.”
H2
“Urban hawker in Times Square is a great option as it has a bunch of different Asian restaurants and dishes within one building.”
H2
“urban hawker the Singaporean one. They have more of a sit down experience so it’s a little more upscale”
H2
“Food is mid level but pricey.”
H2
“The black pepper and chili crab they do at Urban Hawker are pretty good.”
H2
“Although hokkien mee is also great.”
H2
“I like urban hawker, it’s a specialty food hall where I can get a bunch of foods of hawker type food in one place and it’s nice to get different dishes from different places, it also has a really good coffee shop that makes the yummy sock tea”
H2
“Prawnholics at Urban Hawker has scratched the bak chor mee and carrot cake itch recently. A lot of other stuff there eg lontong and rendang at Padi”
H2
“Urban Hawker is so underrated.”
H2
“I love love love Urban Hawker's Hainan in midtown. However, its the only chicken rice I've ever had, so I have no insight into how it compares to anything else. Its just so flavorful!”
H2
“It's worth it though. Food quality is incredible and very authentic”
H2
“Urban hawker has a stall called Daisy’s dream that serves up a pretty great laksa.”
H2
“Urban Hawker is a great food option in Midtown. It's close to all the touristy stuff like Moma (which has a super fun kids' play/maker space) and American Girl, the food is pretty solid and it really feels like a mini-vacation in Singapore.”
H2
“I love Urban Hawker in Midtown with kids. Tons of options, not a sit-down so nice to get the wiggles out.”
H2
“The food there is really mid and so expensive.”
H2
“Daisy’s dream in Urban Hawker has a great nyonya laksa.”
H2
“i just went and the hainanese chicken was so good 😋”
H2
“It was mostly good but pretty expensive.”
H2
“Probably worth checking out Urban Hawker, too.”
H2
“I really want to like urban hawker but I had the most aggressively mediocre nasi lemak in my life there…. Twice. I was hoping it was a fluke.”
H2
“they've got some pretty awesome chicken rice”
H2
“2nding Urban Hawker. Mr Fried Rice is delicious and consistent in there.”
H2
“Yeah Urban hawker is underrated imo”
H2
“That’s fair, I don’t like it much there either but it is very accessible and there are some good stalls with hard to find food (like the kuehs at Lady Wong).”
H2
“Urban hawker- hainan chicken rice”
H2
“Urban Hawker has the virtue of many choices under one roof, and everything I've had there was good and fast.”
H2
“Another convenient choice close to where you are staying is Urban Hawker, basically a food hall with plenty of Southeast Asian options, especially Malaysian”
H2
“The place is dying with overpriced so so food .”
H2
“Urban hawker is good, mostly focused on Malaysian/Indonesian/SE Asian food - never had an issue finding seating but it can get packed during peak hours like dinner time”
H2
“Urban Hawker singapore food hall for chicken rice or indian food”
H2
“Urban Hawker is a natural choice since it has multiple authentic stalls curated together.”
H2
“There's only a couple truly great places there but the floor is higher than most similar places.”
H2
“Urban Hawker is hit or miss but the Hokkien Mee was pretty good.”
H2