Skip these markets & hawker centres scheduled for spring cleaning in May 2025
Just like our own homes, wet markets and eating places need to be washed periodically to keep things spick and span. So, don't be furious if you spent quite a bit on private hire surge fees, only to find the food centre you wanted to visit had closed for spring cleaning. That's because you failed to read my wet market and food centre cleaning list — tsk tsk.
Do you get that mini panic attack every time this monthly list drops? Thankfully, there are only 20 places affected in May. To see whether your area is involved, check out my list of markets and hawker centres scheduled for spring cleaning in May 2025.
Blk 216 Bedok Food Centre & Market (216 Bedok North Street 1)
Redhill Food Centre (85 Redhill Lane)
Redhill Market (79 Redhill Lane)
Hawker Centre @ Our Tampines Hub (1 Tampines Central 1)
You can refer to our Tampines 1 or Tampines Mall food guides for more makan options.
Commonwealth Crescent Market (31 Commonwealth Crescent)
Kukoh 21 Food Centre (1 Jalan Kukoh)
Mayflower Market & Food Centre (162 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 4)
North Bridge Road Market & Food Centre (861 North Bridge Road)
Why not take a stroll down and visit Shen Yang Feng Wei for some delicious native Chinese food?
Toa Payoh Vista Market (74 Lorong 4 Toa Payoh)
Telok Blangah Food Centre (79 Telok Blangah Drive)
Telok Blangah Market (82 Telok Blangah Drive)
353 Clementi Ave 2 Food Centre (353 Clementi Avenue 2)
Buangkok Hawker Centre (70 Compassvale Bow)
Chong Boon Market & Food Centre (453A Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10)
Chong Pang Market & Food Centre (105 Yishun Ring Road)
Pasir Ris Central Hawker Centre (110 Pasir Ris Central)
West Coast Market Square (726 Clementi West Street 2)
Why not head to the nearby Island Penang Kitchen for some delicious Penang cuisine instead?
Margaret Drive Hawker Centre (38A Margaret Drive)
Kovan 209 Market & Food Centre (209 Hougang Street 21)
Since spring cleaning in May 2025 is done for 5 days,
Pasir Panjang Food Centre (121 Pasir Panjang Road)
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