Amoy food centre is in the middle to CBD making it accessible to most people working around that area.
There is a wide variety of food options available ranging from western to Malay, Chinese and Indian. Prices are reasonable.

Like most food courts, it is naturally ventilated, so can get a bit hot and humid during afternoons.

Also expect crowd, as the area has high density of offices.

My favorite stores are:
Salad store at ground floor, and wonton noodle store at level 2. ;)

Michelin Food Guide features 4 stalls from Amoy Street Food Centre. Namely the curry puff (#01-21), Dumplings (#01-19), Beef Noodles (#01-39) and Ramen (#0-41).

Visited today (Saturday) not many stalls are opened for business. Amoy Street is located in CBD where many offices operating on 5 days week. It will be crowded on weekday especially 11am - 3pm. This place is between Tanjong Pagar MRT station and Telok Ayer MRT station.

It has a good varieties of food. Limited parking area.

The potato curry puff ($1.20) is really tasty. Enjoyed.

This hawker center have a great selection of food at very affordable prices. Crowded during lunch time on weekdays. Recommended for tourist who like to try some local food.

Good stalls are mainly opened in the day. Recommend the fish soup stall - Han Kee, 2nd level. Pepper beef horfun, 2nd floor. wanton noodle - same aisle as the fish soup.

It's located near Tanjong Pagar MRT. It's my favourite place to eat breakfast and dinner during weekdays. But be careful during lunch on the weekdays, it's kinda nightmare (because you have to queue). I think everyone is going here since the price is relatively cheap and reasonable.

My favourite place is : Chicken Rice, Porridge and also Mr Salad
Mr Salad of course is my new favourite. They serve fresh veggies, even grilled chicken and grilled salmon with decent price. And my favourite dressing is Honey Mustard.