BaiNian is selling only Yong Tao Fu(NiangToufu) in soup or dry with sweet sources. They have standard choices of the Yong Tau Fu (7pcs) with 1 type of noodle, cost SGD4 only, unless you want to add on extra noodle or the stuffed. Delicious and like their soup very much. Went there on weekdays morning, only 2 or 3 people in queue.But, very long queue in weekend.Recently, they open 2nd stall at the behind of same place.So you can try see which stall is lesser people in queue.

Kings street Centre has a Hawkah and around the outside has markets. The markets are for true Singaporean people which gives you an idea of local life

Did two separate breakfast at Albert Centre Food Court. Spoilt for choices in terms of variety as there are more than 80 different operators. Noticed two operators with long queue which means that the food should be good. Attempted the kon lo wan tan (dry noodles with wan ton) and Yong Tau Fu. No regrets at all.

We visited here on our first night in Singapore and enjoyed some delicious local food at ridiculously cheap prices.

It was nice to be able to begin our trip having dinner in a nice street food setting with only other local people eating there also.

We would recommend it to anyone looking to get excellent value for money.

A short walk from Bugis Junction, the Albert Hawker food centre is a great place to get cheap eats, Chinese, Japanese, Malay etc etc. Fruit Smoothies I love so a big mug of Banana smoothie went down a treat. Also sugar cane juice, yumm. Also the adjoining markets have tourist stuff as well as clothes and nearly anything you could want. If you love markets this is the place to be in Downtown Singapore