TAMAN JURONG MARKET AND FOOD CENTRE - Maybe Singapore's First hawker Centre
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- čas přidán 27. 10. 2022
- TAMAN JURONG MARKET AND FOOD CENTRE - Maybe Singapore's First hawker Centre
Some say it maybe Singapore's first hawker centre at Yung Sheng Road in Jurong. The oldies call it 60 stalls. The new structure here was constructed in 2003. Market on first floor and 2 massive floor space of hawkers above.
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Piggypuggy, thanks for being kaypoh so that we can get a close look at each stalls in our beloved hawker centers. It's so nice to go inside and take a look at how they prepare food, the people tending to the stalls etc, every stall you went to makes me wanna go there and try. Thank you!
thanks for sharing 👍 place looks like tiong bahru hawker ctr. wow the malay lady very generous with her rice portion n prices reasonable 👏👍
Great to see you have finally made it out to the wild, wild west Piggy.
As I think I have mentioned to you, I visited Taman Jurong earlier this year. It was a real highlight of my food focused trip to sunny Singapore (Plus art, plus gardens). I really felt that I was in the nations heartland in TJ and far from the madding tourist crowd. This was the first place I took notice of the advice that if you see a line, join it! Nine out of ten times it will be worth it. The line I joined only led to a humble bowl of mee pok, but it brought together so much of what is so great about Singaporean hawker food. Simple low cost food churned out by people who struggle every day to make the dish as well as they can. Lets not forget that this happens in a vibrant multi-cultural environment where people from every ethnic group work beside each other in a good humored environment.
Emphasizing the singularity of the experience, the relatively young female hawker running the stall felt compelled to seek me out after giving me my meal to return 50 cents that I had paid over the odds through a mix up in ordering. There are not many place in the world where that would happen.
Oh, and looking ahead to next February's trip. Do you have any foods tips for a morning's walk from Kent Ridge to Vivo City? Seah Im Food Centre is closed for renovations and Telok Blangah Rise gets only middling reviews
Yeah.. I remembered..I almost felt ashamed that I haven't been to Taman Jurong before you 😂.. I'm now in Penang.. you gotta try this place out.. food here is even more old school and taxis are at a fraction of our cost back home. Singapore is in real danger of losing our hawkers. Problem is we have developed from a 3rd to 1sr world nation in a span of 1-2 generations.. young generations have no compelling reasons to become a hawker. As the hawkers resonated.. no annual leave. No medical benefits.. no bonus.. long and hot gruelling hours in the kitchen.. and customers are still a little unwilling to pay $5 a bowl..
Back then.. being a hawker was just a way of life.. to make a decent living and make ends meet. None of their kids wants to take over this kinda life with inflation sky rocketing past a humble $3 bowl of noodles
@@Piggypuggy I look forward to your videos from Penang, Piggy. I have five nights already booked for February.
@Johnny NotEnglish Johnny my dear. I doubt that a Starbucks has the best of anything but what, prey tell, is a BCM and in what regard would an a SB be useful?
@Johnny NotEnglish I've been in that line for Taman Jurong BCM, Johnny. Worth every moment. Indeed, my sojourn in the west and the Hawker Centre at TJ was one of the highlights of my food tour earlier this year. Lovely walk from Chinese Garden around the lake to TJ.
I love the fried chicken bryani here. Cheap and tasty 😋👍👍
Great camerawork and so many great food options. Thank you for sharing with us Piggypuggy!
Hello dear friend good morning
Thank you so much for Great sharing nice market and delicious food 🥝 full watched here Friend'
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Thanks for sharing 👍
Thank you 😊
Wonderful cooks .. delicious meals !!
Food like delicious 😋. And prices reasonable. 👌
Wow
Wow.. thank you 🙏😄
Wow you make the effort to go the market and yet missed out the 2 famous stall there, Ng Kee fishball noodle as well as Tian Lai Roast Meat at level 2. They are located at the same row and both stall attracts super long queue!
Yeah.. I'd usually look out for long queues whenever I'm at a location.. so I guess they could be closed for the day or have not opened for the day. If not I would have definitely spotted a queue. Well.. maybe lunch or dinner next round
@@Piggypuggy Hmm, Ng Kee Fishball only operate from Tuesday to Friday and be prepare to queue for 1.5hours, as for Tian Lai, they are closed on Saturday. If you intend to go there to eat their char siew and other roast meat, please go queue from 10am cause their food will be sold out by 12plus!
Gee.. thanks.. I just looked them up and wow.. looks delicious. I just wondered why I didn’t see the fishball noodles while I was there on Tuesday. Haiz.. thanks again for pointing out the great stalls I’ve missed 😊
Chia se banh ngon qua like you
Nasi Campur very yummy.
Used to stay in the west, but really didn't go to this place much. There is a carpark upstairs, btw. The design is quite bad, a lot of stalls on the outside have little foot traffic. I should give it another visit, I guess. Too bad you've never seen the old hawker centre. It's like going to Malaysia, haha.
Perhaps you can visit Boon Lay Place. That is a slum, but really very crowded, with a lot of popular stalls like Power Nasi Lemak, the prata stall, boneless duck noodles, etc. Cheers.
Hahaha.. I wished I've had the chance to see it. Was before this 2003 structure.. I wasn't in Singapore then.. now in Penang just for a 2 day trip. Thanks for introducing boon lay place.. I'll get check it out next 😊😊😊
Thank u
Thanks as always K 😊
Welcome to Jurong !
Haha.. thank you Ezann 😄
Hope I picked the right stalls to showcase Taman Jurong 😛
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Thanks Chandra 😊
Looks an amazing hawker centre, can't beat Nasi Padang
I'm in Penang.. gonna find some Nasi Kandar to enjoy tomorrow 😂
@@Piggypuggy Enjoy it, Sotong curry especially
tesbn tuyet v ngon thank
thisplceis so spacious ompared to beo crescentand hveso muchmore varieties offood esp those roast ducks
I think Jurong side have a lot more residents.. that’s why can have a big hawker centre to support them.
Should have direct bus from Pioneer to Boonlay FC and Taman Jurong FC
the teochew muay beside ytf and lor mee opp them must try ah~~~last but not least 58 bak chor mee
Haha thanks JF.. I searched and found 58 was closed I think on Tue and wed. And I also didn’t see any long queue beside the YTF. haiz.. I love Muay. next trip.
Wasted you didn’t try the Sarawak laksa … I bought it once & it’s GOOD! Both spicy + flavourful & very diff from the more typical SG style laksa. Now I need to go back & try their kolo mee next time. Despite staying in the west, I don’t come here that often as I need 2 transfers of bus/mrt to get here. My personal fav stalls here will be 58 bar Chor mee (down the row from Lor mee) & Butternut (thin crust halal pizza at level 2 corner - same owner as Ang Mo Zi Char)
I was looking out for the BCM.. but didn't seem to see it. I couldn't find the old man cheer kway too.. i got a feeling that many are getting too old and couldn't withstand coming in everyday...worrying 😢 but I'm glad I dragged myself out to Jurong to explore.. 😂
@@Piggypuggy If yr video was taken on a tues/wed ... BCM stall is not open on these 2 days (as per google info).It was in the news that chwee kway man was sick/hospitalised. This FC is really hidden gem - you can come back for Part 2 😅
@@wendywong4732 oohhhh.. I hope he rest well and recover quickly 😢
Eggie011 recommended Boon Lay place.. you got any special recommendations there too?
@@Piggypuggy another FC i dun go ... haha. The power nasi lemak (think there are 2 stalls) & there's one famous duck noodle that opens & closes super early (like 1030am)
@@Piggypuggy You can also check out one hidden unnamed hawker center (it's very small, like 7-8 stalls) 400 meter north of Taman Jurong Market - it's behind Yuan Ching Secondary School. The kway chap is really really good, but only opens during lunch time.
I was at Chinatown (Smith Street Market) just now from 10.30 to 12nn. I bought a few different types of fresh foods / meat that I was not able to access in the Philippines😝😂
I passed by Taman Jurong 2 Thursday ago☺️
🥰Thank you once again for your wonderful videos Piggy Puggy 👍❤️👏
Hope your having a fruitful time in Singapore. Hope you give us your thoughts and experience here.. 😊 what you think of our hawker scene.. given your span of experience from so many countries you've lived in. Just had a meal with a random dude I met in Penang. He's from NZ and he loves in here 😂.. shared fried chicken skin with him RM6 For a plate
The Feng Zhen Lor Mee opened an outlet in Yishun area. Lor mee is good but there's a price difference of additional 50 cts in Yishun. Seems like the stalls in Jurong area charge lower prices for their food. Even the iced kopi is cheaper $1.30. Yishun charges $1.50. Maybe I should move to Jurong
@Johnny NotEnglish 🤣🤣🤣
I love your watch. Where can I buy one?
Apple store 😄
@@Piggypuggy thanks for the reply . Is there a name to that watch?
I was growing up in Taman Jurong, a lot of reminiscing in this place. Behind our block was Bazaar 1 , further down to Coronation drive was bazaar 2, if i am not wrong. At the back of Jurong theatre had a food centre, we always had some night snacks after midnight show. Those were the days.
Someone was telling me I should have seen what it was like before 😄 now it fuels me to go search for any archives on the web. I too have many vague memories of places I was fond of.. but wasn’t captured in film
1 roti prata for me plzzzzzzzzzz😁
Tamah jurong hawker ctr is not old. Not build in the 60s
U missed several good stalls...
I know.. I couldn't find some of it.. not sure it I was there too early
very sad in the next 10-20 years all these traditional food all disappearing... with NEA outsourcing new hawker centres to private "socially conscious" enterprises... jacking up rental/cleaning and miscellaneous costs. even the old hawker centres like whampoa and old airport road also being tender out to be managed by their appointed management contractors.. new gen hawker centre end up is all the chain wanton mee, bak chor me, roast meat, etc one drink stall in the whole hawker centre... no longer feel like hawker centre but non aircon foodcourt...
Are all the food video showing are organic dishes?
Are they encourage to eat organic dishes ?
Base on the price of organic ingredient, the organic dishes are tasteless and no much sweetness.
Should use approved industrial food chemical to enhance the flavor of organic dishes.
Can make more things in the end.
surprisigi dontseeany indianor malay stalll
They have I think a couple of Indian stalls in the second floor. And there's a Malay/Indonesian takeout place at the 1st floor near the courtyard.
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Why no air con