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福源美食 at Hougang 105 Hainanese Village Centre
Location: BLK #01-82 530105, 105 Hougang Ave 1, Singapore 530105
Floors 2 and 5 · Hougang Hainanese Village Centre
Local hawker stall serving economical rice with a variety of sides.
Local hawker stall serving economical rice with a variety of sides.
Fu Yuan Food is a local hawker stall serving economical mixed rice with a variety of homestyle meat and vegetable sides. The stall is a reliable neighbourhood option for those seeking an affordable, customisable meal.The menu covers a daily rotation of dishes including stir-fried vegetables, braised tofu, sweet and sour pork, and steamed fish, all available for pick-and-choose plating. You can Dine in for the full experience, grab a takeaway. It serves office workers, students, and families looking for a quick, budget-friendly meal.
Drop by Fu Yuan for a plate of economical rice that delivers on variety and value. It is everyday hawker dining at its most practical.
BLK #01-82 530105, 105 Hougang Ave 1, Singapore 530105
Floors 2 and 5 · Hougang Hainanese Village Centre
Operating Hours
Hours not available
Operating hours not available
Our Menu
All prices are in Singapore Dollar (S$ / SGD)
Lor Mee with Crispy Fried Fish
$5.00/$6.00Laksa with Cockles
$4.00/$5.00Additional Ingredients
$1Additional Fried Fish
$1/$2Additional Noodle / Bee Hoon
S$50¢Plastic Container
S$30¢Traditional Lor Mee
$4.00/$5.00Menu Photos
Lor Mee Laksa Menu
A menu board displaying three main dishes with prices and options for additional ingredients and fried fish.
Lor Mee & Laksa Menu
A menu board displaying various Lor Mee and Laksa dishes with prices.
Lor Mee Laksa Menu
A food stall menu board displaying various Lor Mee and Laksa options, along with additional ingredients and service information.
Overall Rating
2.9 / 5
Based on 9 Google reviews
Negative Reviews
Jing Yi Lee
Tried it for lunch, laksa gravy was watery. Hum tasted weird and not fresh. True enough and got diarrhoea at night.
Positive Reviews
Choon T
Average laksa. Laksa gravy is little light.
Lim Frederick
Ordered a fried fish version upside noodles and fish $7.50. Average tasting. Fried fish not crispy and there is more flour to fish meat.
Wen
The Laska was ok. Wanted to add more cockles but auntie refused. The taste was alright without adding chilli and Laska leaves. Cost $4.
Sze Hui Tan
Ordered $5 laksa with no hum. Laska tastes good, no chill so not spicy just nice for me. But egg and tau pok like just add into bowl when customers order, instead of boiling with soup together as they came cold. Will try their lor mee next time.
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Photo Gallery
福源美食
Food Stall Signage
A bright yellow sign with Chinese characters and English text "LOR MEE LAKSA" is displayed above a menu board. The menu board features images of six different noodle dishes, labeled with their names and numbers. To the left of the menu board, there are awards and certificates displayed. Blue plastic bags are visible to the left of the stall.
Bowl of Laksa
A close-up shot of a bowl of Laksa, a spicy noodle soup. The soup is a rich orange color and contains noodles, fried tofu puffs, sliced hard-boiled eggs, and is garnished with chopped herbs. The bowl is white and sits on a dark brown tray with a diamond pattern. A number '90' is visible on a light-colored surface above the bowl.
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