Sengkang residents can now look forward to more affordable dining options in the neighbourhood.
Come November this year, Buangkok Hawker Centre will open its doors to hungry customers.
It’ll be conveniently located in Sengkang Grand Mall which opened earlier in March.
As it turns out, Buangkok Hawker Centre has been preparing for its grand opening for quite some time.
Eagle-eyed residents spotted that much of the hawker centre’s infrastructure was ready by August.
Based on the photos, the hawker centre is non-airconditioned, although it’s outfitted with large fans for circulation.
Diners can also enjoy their meals surrounded by the lush indoor greenery of Sengkang Grand Mall.
The shuttered stalls of the Buangkok Hawker Centre will soon open for business in November, according to its website.
In the meantime, diners can look forward to a variety of dishes and drinks from over 30 stalls.
Apparently, the eatery has just closed its hawker applications on Monday (4 Sep) at 5pm.
Interested hawkers had roughly less than a month to submit their applications.
Based on its application forms, hawkers had to submit a proposal of their stall’s concept and menu.
Additionally, the hawker centre’s management stated that stallholders must fulfil the following requirements:
The hawker centre aims to provide hawker food at great value while also serving as a clean and vibrant social space.
One of its goals is also to nurture a sustainable and resilient hawker trade.
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