ABC Brickworks Food Centre To Close For Renovation Works From 16 Mar Till 15 May

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1 more month to enjoy your favourite char siew before renovation starts.

By - 19 Feb 2020, 4:27 pm

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ABC Brickworks Food Centre In Alexandra Shuts Doors Temporarily From 16 Mar Onwards For Repairs

ABC Brickworks Food Centre, located between Queenstown and Redhill is a popular food destination among Singaporeans — even for those who stay in the eastern side of the island.

With famous hawker stalls selling a wide range of dishes like Hokkien mee, char siew and even ais kacang, it’s pretty easy to see why.

If you are a regular of ABC Brickworks Food Centre, we advise heading down to enjoy their good food ASAP.

That’s because the market cum food centre will be closed for roughly 2 months for repair works, starting 16 Mar.

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But don’t worry, the closure will only be temporary. The market will open roughly 2 months later on 15 May.

R&R is necessary to upkeep the appearance of our hawker centres

According to a National Environmental Agency (NEA) announcement, repair works will commence on 16 Mar and end on 15 May 2020.

Apart from ABC Brickworks, other hawker centres slated for renovation include:

  • Circuit Road Food Market & Food Centre (10 Feb till 31 Mar)
  • Toa Payoh Lorong 5 Market & Food Centre (3 Feb till 13 Mar)
  • Bedok 85 Market & Food Centre (10 Feb till 17 Apr)
  • Clementi Avenue 2 Market & Food Centre (2 Mar till 26 Apr)

To ensure cleanliness in public areas, spring cleaning of hawker centres is an absolute necessity.

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Considering the spread of the Covid-19 virus, this is an excellent time to conduct an R&R, even if we are to miss out on a few months of good food.

Enjoy Hokkien Mee at ABC Brickworks before doors shut in March

ABC Brickworks houses many big names in the hall of fame of Singapore hawker food, including Yi Sheng Fried Hokkien Mee and Fatty Cheong.

Hokkien Mee from Yi Sheng Fried Hokkien Mee
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For patrons used to having their weekend breakfast at the renowned food centre, you might need to find an alternative until 15 May.

Steamed buns from Bao Zai
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Head down to ABC Brickworks Food Centre ASAP

However, till the closure date, we can still enjoy the extensive variety of delicacies the hawker centre has to offer.

So if you’re a die-hard regular of ABC Brickworks Food Centre, better head down ASAP before the R&R works commence.

Featured image adapted from Google Maps.

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