Tiong Bahru Cooked Food
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Not wanting to spend all out holiday money on hotel breakfasts, we headed for Tiong Bahru Food Centre, which is a mere 10 minutes stroll from our hote…
Chakshita Gupta
Tiong Bahru Cooked Food
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This is one of the most popular hawker centres of Singapore. Almost of the stalls are run by Singaporeans past down by older generation. It is recentl…
Shazia Hussain
Tiong Bahru Cooked Food
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Big, airy, usual choices, closes early, recent renovations and fresh coat of paint. And unusually large fans. Nothing else to report really; one of th…
Shain Malhotra
Tiong Bahru Cooked Food
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3 Reviews on “Tiong Bahru Cooked Food”
Not wanting to spend all out holiday money on hotel breakfasts, we headed for Tiong Bahru Food Centre, which is a mere 10 minutes stroll from our hotel. Everything you could possibly want for a varied breakfast over 2 weeks is located here, from almond flavoured bean curd to Nasi Lemak to various types of bread and cake.There is also a great stall selling a variety of dumplings which we visited soon after we landed in Singapore, but unfortunately this was closed for a significant part of our stay due to Chinese New Year.Very spacious and clean with good toilets at one corner, it was good to eat at one tenth of the cost of hotel breakfast.
This is one of the most popular hawker centres of Singapore. Almost of the stalls are run by Singaporeans past down by older generation. It is recently renovated and with more fans installed, it is more airy now.
Big, airy, usual choices, closes early, recent renovations and fresh coat of paint. And unusually large fans. Nothing else to report really; one of the nicer hawker centres. So I’ll stick with the fans.They must have a 4 metre diameter. It is hard to imagine the blades fitted to a Boeing model anything. TB Hawker Centre may be SG’s first wind farm. There are whispers that their addition is a covert move by the government to gain TB Hawker Centre the coverted title of First Hawker Centre on The Moon. Working closely with NASA and Tesla, it took the National Service in the millions of man hours to build each complete unit, and hooe lies in their exhaust capabilities to turn back global warming. Big if true. Big for sure.