Picnic Food Hall at Chinatown is a food hall with several hawker-style stalls at 5 Banda Street in Chinatown, Singapore. It holds a 3.8 Google rating from 129 reviews. Customers mention the Hainanese chicken, the kaya toast set and the laksa, and they describe the hall as clean with shared tables. Reviews are mixed on the food, with one diner finding roast duck underdone.
Food halls like this one let you order from several stalls and share a table, so it helps to pick a stall with a steady queue, since a busy stall is usually turning food over quickly. Hawker dishes are best eaten while hot, so take your tray straight to the table. Stalls differ a lot in quality, so trying a dish you know well from another hall is a useful benchmark. Clearing your own tray at the end is the usual courtesy in Singapore food courts.
It is a convenient choice for a quick lunch or a kaya toast breakfast in Chinatown, with a range of stalls under one roof.