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Warung Nenek at Changi Village Hawker Centre
Location: 3 Changi Village Rd, #01-73 Changi Village Hawker Centre, Singapore 500003
Floor 1 · Changi Village Hawker Centre
Tucked away at stall #01-73 in the bustling Changi Village Hawker Centre, Warung Nenek fills the air with the irresistible aroma of freshly fried batter and warm spices. The open hawker setting buzzes with the clatter of woks and cheerful chatter, while the stall’s simple, no-frills counter invites you to watch as each batch of golden snacks emerges, crisp and steaming. Located near the POSB and market, this humble spot offers a genuine taste of home-style cooking.
Warung Nenek specialises in classic Malay fried snacks, with their legendary pisang goreng as the star. Each piece of banana is coated in a light, crunchy batter that stays satisfyingly crisp even when cooled, delivering a perfect contrast of textures. The menu also features addictive lekor (fish fritters) and goreng pisang cheese, all priced affordably from just $2 for eight pieces. The friendly, humble abang behind the counter serves each order with a warm smile, and the accompanying sambal adds a gentle kick that complements the savoury snacks beautifully.
Perfect for a quick, budget-friendly bite between exploring Changi Village, this Muslim-owned stall is a gem for snack lovers and those seeking authentic, halal street food. Whether you are a local craving a taste of grandma’s cooking or a visitor wanting to sample Singapore’s hawker culture, Warung Nenek promises a satisfying, crispy experience. Drop by between 11:30am and 7pm on weekdays or weekends, and treat yourself to a plate of these irresistible fritters.
Warung Nenek specialises in classic Malay fried snacks, with their legendary pisang goreng as the star. Each piece of banana is coated in a light, crunchy batter that stays satisfyingly crisp even when cooled, delivering a perfect contrast of textures. The menu also features addictive lekor (fish fritters) and goreng pisang cheese, all priced affordably from just $2 for eight pieces. The friendly, humble abang behind the counter serves each order with a warm smile, and the accompanying sambal adds a gentle kick that complements the savoury snacks beautifully.
Perfect for a quick, budget-friendly bite between exploring Changi Village, this Muslim-owned stall is a gem for snack lovers and those seeking authentic, halal street food. Whether you are a local craving a taste of grandma’s cooking or a visitor wanting to sample Singapore’s hawker culture, Warung Nenek promises a satisfying, crispy experience. Drop by between 11:30am and 7pm on weekdays or weekends, and treat yourself to a plate of these irresistible fritters.
8382 5509
3 Changi Village Rd, #01-73 Changi Village Hawker Centre, Singapore 500003
Floor 1 · Changi Village Hawker Centre
Operating Hours
Closed - Opens Tomorrow
Opens tomorrow at 11:30 am
Monday
Closed Tuesday (Today)
Closed Wednesday
Closed Thursday
11:30 am–7 pm Friday
11:30 am–7 pm Saturday
11:30 am–7 pm Sunday
11:30 am–7 pm Overall Rating
4.9 / 5
Based on 17 Google reviews
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Positive Reviews
Qyssme Q
The best place to get goreng pisang & keropok lekor. Very delicious, very cheap and affordable. Very much better than all the branded goreng pisang.
Stacey Soh
One of the yummiest goreng pisang that I have tried! We managed to get a bag (eight pieces for $2) when they were freshly fried. The outer coating was very crispy while the banana was sweet and hot.
HC Lum
It’s a humble stall whereby the stall attendant are very friendly. The goreng pisang is crispy & crunchy on the outside and the banana inside is not too sweet but ripe. Price is reasonable and should be back to try others goreng pisang cheese.
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Warung Nenek
A man stands in front of a food stall with a large illuminated sign that reads "Warung Nenek". The stall displays various food items and prices.
Tang Tea House
The exterior of Tang Tea House, a restaurant with a welcoming ambiance. A large white rabbit statue stands near the entrance, and a sign above reads "Welcome." The building is adorned with string lights, and outdoor seating is available. The shop's signage is clearly visible on the building's facade.
Bananas and Fried Food
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