Bukit Batok residents who have lamented the lack of affordable eating options in their estate will be glad to know that one is coming soon.
A new hawker centre will open at Bukit Batok West in the 2nd quarter (2Q) of 2025.
It will have 22 cooked food stalls.
The news was revealed by Hong Kah North MP Amy Khor in a Facebook post on Friday (1 Mar).
Source: Amy Khor on Facebook
She said the new facility will be on the first level of Harmony Village @ Bukit Batok.
Sharing a photo of its construction, Dr Khor said the new hawker centre is likely to be completed by the end of this year.
Source: Amy Khor on Facebook
Residents can then look forward to its opening in 2Q 2025.
She added that the National Environment Agency (NEA) called for a tender for its operator on 28 Feb. Applications will close on 11 April.
Dr Khor also revealed that the hawker centre will have 22 cooked food stalls.
It will have around 90 tables and more than 400 seats for diners.
Artist’s impressions of Harmony Village from AGA Architects show a spacious hawker centre on the ground floor surrounded by green spaces.
Source: AGA Architects
It also appears to have an ample amount of seating.
Source: AGA Architects
The then Ministry of Environment and Water Resources first announced the hawker centre in 2015, reported The Straits Times (ST).
In 2019, the Ministry revealed further details of the hawker centre’s location.
Harmony Village @ Bukit Batok has 169 community care apartments in a 15-storey block which caters to those aged 65 and older.
As the hawker centre will be situated among HDB dwelling units, it will provide more food options to residents when completed.
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Featured image adapted from Amy Khor on Facebook and AGA Architects.
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