Quick answer: The fastest way to find a FoodFare near you is to search “FoodFare” plus your neighbourhood in Google Maps, since FoodFare outlets sit in malls, hospitals and housing estates across Singapore. Well-known spots include Ang Mo Kio Hub, FairPrice Hub at Joo Koon, Khoo Teck Puat Hospital and The Clementi Mall, but hours and stall lineups vary by outlet, so check before you go.
FoodFare is the NTUC social enterprise behind food courts, coffee shops and hawker centres, serving meals since 1995. Its outlets are deliberately placed where people already are: next to MRT stations, bus interchanges, hospitals and neighbourhood centres. That makes “near me” an easy question in most estates, though the exact outlet name and stalls will differ from place to place.
This guide lists the best-known FoodFare locations, explains how to find the one closest to you, and flags what to check before heading out, because outlet details change and no single page keeps them all perfectly current.
How do you find a FoodFare near you?
Open Google Maps and search “FoodFare” with your estate or street name, or search “NTUC Foodfare” if the first search comes up thin. FoodFare outlets sometimes appear under their building name, such as a mall or hospital, rather than under “FoodFare” itself, so try both. Check the listing’s hours and reviews before you go, and call the outlet if you are heading there for a specific stall.
Another reliable trick: look for FairPrice Group buildings. FoodFare outlets often sit inside or beside FairPrice-linked malls and hubs, and Kopitiam outlets from the same group fill similar spots. If you find a Kopitiam, a FoodFare may not be far, but the two brands are separate, so confirm the name on the listing.
Where are FoodFare outlets in Singapore?
FoodFare outlets are spread across the island, with a strong presence in mature housing estates. These are among the best-known locations reported in listings and local guides. Treat this as a starting list, not a complete directory, and verify your chosen outlet before visiting, since management and stall lineups change over time.
| Outlet area | Where to look | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| Ang Mo Kio Hub | 53 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3 | Air-conditioned food court beside Ang Mo Kio MRT |
| FairPrice Hub, Joo Koon | 1 Joo Koon Circle | Food court at the FairPrice Hub complex |
| Khoo Teck Puat Hospital | 90 Yishun Central | Hospital food court with halal stalls |
| The Clementi Mall | 3155 Commonwealth Avenue West | Mall food court near Clementi MRT |
| Bukit Panjang | Bukit Panjang Hawker Centre and Market | Hawker centre with affordable local dishes |
| Bedok | Bedok Interchange Hawker Centre | Busy interchange hawker centre |
| Pasir Ris Central | Pasir Ris Central Hawker Centre | Home of the Fareground food court concept |
| Kallang Wave Mall | Kallang Wave Mall | Family-friendly outlet with kids corners in past reports |
| Choa Chu Kang | Choa Chu Kang Avenue 4 and Crescent | Neighbourhood coffee shops and food court |
| Punggol Place | Blk 273C Punggol Place | Neighbourhood outlet in Punggol |
FairPrice Group reports over 90 FoodFare and Kopitiam food courts and coffee shops combined islandwide. That combined figure is often misread as FoodFare alone, so do not use it as a FoodFare outlet count.
Which FoodFare outlets are near MRT stations?
Ang Mo Kio Hub sits right beside Ang Mo Kio MRT, and The Clementi Mall is next to Clementi MRT, making those two the easiest car-free visits. Khoo Teck Puat Hospital is a short bus ride from Yishun MRT, and Bedok Interchange is at Bedok MRT. In general, if an outlet is inside a mall or interchange, public transport is simple. If it is a neighbourhood coffee shop, check the nearest bus stop instead.
For hospital and hawker centre outlets, buses are often more direct than the MRT. Search the outlet name in a transport app and pick the stop with the shortest walk, especially if you are going with kids or seniors.
What are FoodFare opening hours?
Hours vary by outlet, and there is no single chain-wide opening time. Directory listings show some outlets opening around 7am and closing around 10pm, while mall food courts often follow mall hours and hawker centres open earlier for breakfast crowds. Coffee shops in housing estates may close earlier or split hours across the day.
Because hours differ so much, always check the listing or call ahead for the outlet you plan to visit, especially on public holidays. Nothing spoils a food trip like arriving at a shuttered stall row.
Which FoodFare is best for families?
Mall food courts like Ang Mo Kio Hub and The Clementi Mall are the easiest family picks: air-conditioned, spacious, and full of stall choices for picky eaters. Kallang Wave Mall was reported in the past as especially family-friendly, with kids corners and bento-style kids meals, though those features were outlet-specific and should be checked before you promise them to your kids. For a cheaper, more local feel, a neighbourhood hawker centre outlet works just as well if your kids are happy with simple dishes.
Honest note before you go
FoodFare publishes no single complete outlet directory with live hours, and this article does not pretend to be one. Locations above come from public listings and local guides, and outlets, stalls and hours change. Verify the outlet on a map listing or by phone before you travel, especially for hospital and hawker centre locations.
FoodFare Near Me FAQs
Is there a FoodFare near me?
Probably, if you live in a mature estate or near a mall, hospital or interchange. Search “FoodFare” plus your neighbourhood in Google Maps for the closest match.
Which FoodFare is nearest to an MRT station?
Ang Mo Kio Hub beside Ang Mo Kio MRT and The Clementi Mall beside Clementi MRT are two of the easiest MRT-accessible options.
Do all FoodFare outlets have the same stalls?
No. Stalls are independent, so menus, prices and hours differ from outlet to outlet. Check the outlet itself for its current lineup.
Are FoodFare outlets halal?
Some outlets have halal stalls, such as those reported at Khoo Teck Puat Hospital, but not every stall is halal. Look for halal certification at the individual stall.
The bottom line on finding FoodFare near you
Search your neighbourhood plus “FoodFare” on a map, pick the mall, hospital or hawker centre outlet closest to you, and confirm its hours before you leave. Once you know your outlet, plan what to eat with the FoodFare menu guide, the FoodFare breakfast menu for early visits, and the FoodFare secret menu for hidden stall gems. Happy eating, and check the stall board when you arrive.