Hawkers’ Street – 5 Michelin guide stalls at Anchorpoint that will level-up lunch

Updated: 5 Nov 2026
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Can you have too much hawker food? No! Which is why, my dear friends, I bring you Hawkers’ Street. They have opened their 10th outlet at Anchorpoint. With this new spot, you can expect up to 8 different brands under 1 roof. 5 of them are even Michelin-recognised. Opened on 4 Nov 2026, Hawkers’ Street is worth a visit to see what they have in store.

Hawkers' Street - Storefront

You can find this food hall at #B1-20/21 in Anchorpoint, and it can seat up to 200 people. That is a lot of hungry hawker fans in 1 place. I suppose this shows their confidence in the stalls they plan to showcase.

Hawkers' Street - First 4 Stalls

This is 1 of those rare cases where something has both quality and quantity. 8 stalls are nothing to scoff at. On top of that, 5 of those stalls are Michelin-recognised. Stalls like Song Fish Soup, Tiong Bahru Hainanese Boneless Chicken Rice and Tai Wah Pork Noodle hold Bib Gourmand status. This place intends to elevate your day-to-day lunch.

Here’s some lore for you: Tiong Bahru Hainanese Boneless Chicken Rice dates back to 1988, and owner Cheong Weng Wah earned its Bib Gourmand in 2016. Their other outlets have all been highly rated across the board. I expect the outlet at Anchorpoint will be the same. Another notable entrant is Tai Wah Pork Noodle, which started in 1939 at Tai Wah Coffeeshop on Hill Street. You may recognise them for their bak chor mee.

Hawkers' Street - Last 4 Stalls

Now, 545 Whampoa Prawn Noodles and Hokkien Man Hokkien Mee are the 2 stalls that are Michelin Selected. Both serve their own unique versions of prawn broth in some of their dishes. If you’re feeling curious, why not try dishes from both stalls and see if you can taste the difference? Or better yet, find the stall you prefer.

Hawkers' Street - Food Hall

Mind you, the remaining 3 stalls are nothing to scoff at either. Hwa Heng Beef Noodles, Hill Street Hainanese Curry Rice and Hill Street Coffee Shop. Hwa Heng, formerly Odeon Beef Noodles Singapore, has been serving beef noodles since 1948. And after their revival in 2022 at Jalan Besar, they are going to go even further. As you can see from the pic, the people are already loving it.

Hawkers' Street - Merch

On top of the many yummy options, you can also stand a chance to win merch! Items include a thermal lunch bag, cutlery set, a sticker sheet or even a power bank. All you have to do is dine in and spend at least S$10 in a single receipt to get a scratch card. Each card reveals a piece of limited edition merchandise. The promotion runs from 11am to 9pm, from 4 to 10 Nov 2026, while stocks last. Fans can aim to collect a full set of the 4 items.

Should you feel that Anchorpoint is far from where you live, don’t worry! They have 9 other outlets spread across Singapore. Check out their website to see which outlet is closest to you. Do note that each outlet likely has a different variety of food. Level up your lunch at Hawkers’ Street today.

Hock Gooi Hainanese Curry Rice: Loaded curry rice from $4 with crispy pork chop, braised pork & pork trotters

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