Ghim Moh Road Market & Food Centre, home to several well-known hawker stalls, will soon close for 2.5 months from March.
The reason for the closure is for Repairs and Redecoration (R&R) works.
Source: Google Maps
The market cum food centre will reopen on 11 May.
According to the National Environment Agency’s (NEA) website, Ghim Moh Market, located at 20 Ghim Moh Road, will close from 1 March to 10 May.
This will allow for R&R works, which NEA conducts periodically to keep hawker centres clean.
A notice issued to stallholders in the market stated that the scope of the R&R works includes repainting and upgrading of toilets.
Source: Facebook
During the 10-week closure, the market and food centre will be barricaded and no one will be allowed to enter apart from project staff and workers.
Located a stone’s throw away from Buona Vista MRT Station, Ghim Moh is home to several legendary hawker stalls.
These include Hin Fried Hor Fun With Prawn Beef Sliced Fish, which as its name suggests, is a tze char establishment that specialises in all things hor fun.
Teck Hin Delicacies, famed for quintessential Cantonese dishes like congee and chee cheong fun, is also located within the market and food centre.
Source: Google Maps
Another stall that frequently makes it to food bloggers’ list of recommended places is Tom’s Cityzoom Mee Pok Tar.
The stall is known for its noodles paired with handmade fishballs and fishcakes.
Also read: Owners Of 54-Year-Old Ghim Moh Char Kway Teow Stall That Won Michelin Bib Gourmand Retire
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Featured image adapted from Ghim Moh Market and Food Centre on Facebook.
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