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Wak Lan at Bedok Food Centre

Location: 216 Bedok North Street 1, #01-47, Singapore 460216

Blk 216 Bedok Food Centre and Market

Cooked food stall at Bedok North Block 216 Food Centre.

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Cooked food stall at Bedok North Block 216 Food Centre.

Wak Lan is a cooked food stall at Bedok North Block 216 Food Centre, serving a variety of homestyle Chinese dishes in an economical rice format. The stall is known for its daily spread of freshly prepared items, ranging from braised meats to stir-fried vegetables, all offered at affordable prices. Its straightforward, no-frills approach has made it a reliable fixture for residents seeking a quick and satisfying meal. The menu rotates daily, with typical offerings including braised pork with mushroom, steamed egg, sambal fish, and stir-fried greens, all served with steamed rice. Diners can select their preferred combination from the display, with pricing based on the number of dishes chosen. The stall caters to the neighbourhood crowd, providing generous portions and homestyle flavours at wallet-friendly prices. Find Wak Lan at 216 Bedok North Street 1, #01-47, Singapore 460216. Drop by for a simple, satisfying plate of economical rice. It is a dependable choice for a quick meal at the Bedok North food centre.

216 Bedok North Street 1, #01-47, Singapore 460216

Blk 216 Bedok Food Centre and Market

Operating Hours

Open Now

Closes at 1 pm (in 7h 30m)

Monday

5:30 am–1 pm

Tuesday

5:30 am–1 pm

Wednesday

5:30 am–1 pm

Thursday (Today)

5:30 am–1 pm

Friday

5:30 am–1 pm

Saturday

5:30 am–1 pm

Sunday

Closed

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Wak Lan

Wak Lan Stall

A food stall with a bright green sign that says "Wak Lan Since 1963" and features a logo of a traditional cart. Below the sign, there is a display of food items and a menu board. Several people are standing in line to order. To the left, there is a poster advertising drinks.

Wak Lan

A food stall with a bright green sign that says "Wak Lan Since 1961" and features a logo of a bicycle with a canopy. Below the sign, a display case shows various food items. Two men are standing in front of the stall, looking at the food.

Noodle Soup and Sandwich

A close-up shot of a bowl of noodle soup with a sandwich in the background. The soup appears to be a curry-based noodle dish with bean sprouts, tofu, and chili slices. The sandwich is cut in half and appears to be on whole wheat bread. There are also plastic bags and a green plate visible on the table.

Breakfast Set

A close-up shot of a breakfast set on a green tray. The set includes a bowl of curry with chopped onions, chili, and lime, three slices of toasted bread, a glass of frothy milk tea, and a small packet of tissues. The word "WAK-LAN" is visible on the rim of the bowl.

Fried Noodles with Egg

A plate of fried rice vermicelli noodles topped with chopped scallions and a fried egg. A small portion of dark sauce is on the side. A fork and spoon are resting on the noodles.

Food Display

A close-up view of a food display counter filled with various dishes. In the foreground, there are sandwiches, small containers of sauce, and wrapped food items. Behind these, trays of noodles, rice, and fried snacks are visible. Further back, there are steamed buns and other pastries. The overall impression is of a busy food stall or cafeteria offering a wide selection of prepared foods.

Food Stall Counter

A food stall counter with a bright green sign that says "Wak Lan Since 1963" and features a logo of a bicycle cart. Below the sign is a menu with pictures of dishes and prices. The counter displays various food items in refrigerated cases. Several people are standing in front of the counter, appearing to order food. To the left, there is a sign with pictures of drinks.

Wak Lan Food Stall Menu

A food stall with a green sign displaying the Wak Lan logo and menu items. Below the sign, a display case shows various food items, and a price list is visible.

Food Display

A display of various food items, including wrapped parcels in banana leaves, sandwiches, fried snacks, and noodle dishes, arranged on shelves and in containers.