After years of waiting, Pasir Ris Town finally got its first hawker centre - and it's a place that offers traditional and hipster cuisines at affordable prices, as well as a taste of the arts and music.

Pasir Ris Central Hawker Centre, which officially opened on Thursday (Jan 25), has 770 seats with 42 stalls on two floors and overlooks Pasir Ris Park.

Twenty stalls on the ground floor sell popular local dishes, while 22 stalls on the second floor offer cuisines such as rice bowls with wagyu beef and Thai boat noodles.

Visitors can also attend events at the hawker centre such as art markets, craft fairs and music gigs. A kids' area is also in the works.

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After years of waiting, Pasir Ris Town finally got its first hawker centre -

and it's a place that offers traditional and hipster cuisines at affordable prices, as well as a taste of the arts and music.

Pasir Ris Central Hawker Centre, which officially opened on Jan 25, has 770 seats with 42 stalls on two floors and overlooks Pasir Ris Park.

Twenty stalls on the ground floor sell popular local dishes, while 22 stalls on the second floor offer cuisines such as rice bowls with wagyu beef and Thai boat noodles.

Mr Poh Chee Eng, 28, Owner of Fully Good Food, holding a bowl of prawn noodles which cost $2.80

Ms Tan Shu Han Cheryl, 24, owner of Tasty Street - Our Little Red Dot, holding a iberico lor bah bowl, which costs $6.50

Nur Aishah Binte Jamaludin, 26, owner of Cajun On Wheels Express, holding Sambal Chilli Egg sauce, which costs $2.

Ms Cheryl Sou, 27, owner of Seoul Shiok. holding Korean fried chicken 2 pieces soy garlic flavour ($3.90, left) and Korean fried chicken 2 pieces sweet spicy flavour ($3.90)

Mr Caleb Tan, 28, owner of The Stew House; Mr Poh Chee Eng, 28, owner of Fully Good Food; and Ms Cheryl Sou, 27, owner of Seoul Shiok; at level two of Pasir Ris Central Hawker Centre.

Visitors can also attend events at the hawker centre such as art markets, craft fairs and music gigs. A kids' area is also in the works.

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After years of waiting, Pasir Ris Town finally got its first hawker centre - and it's a place that offers traditional and hipster cuisines at affordable prices, as well as a taste of the arts and music. Pasir Ris Central Hawker Centre, which officially opened on Thursday (Jan 25), has 770 seats with 42 stalls on two floors and overlooks...

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