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Almost all the stalls closed at Kebun Bahru Food Centre......on a Monday????!!!!!!!!
- Thread starter Johnrambo
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A thriving hawker centre has all three factors:
1) Close to a high density HDB residential area, which means near at least one mall and a MRT station.
2) Close to (typically, office) workplaces.
3) At or near a touristy area.
Two out of three = average.
One out of three = bad. Usually most stalls closed after 2-3pm.
1) Close to a high density HDB residential area, which means near at least one mall and a MRT station.
2) Close to (typically, office) workplaces.
3) At or near a touristy area.
Two out of three = average.
One out of three = bad. Usually most stalls closed after 2-3pm.
Puasa, open after 3pm
Exceptional case: Changi village
Who cares about what puajibyesa...
Malay hawker stalls still open during Ramadan. Many infidel customers craving Muslim food.
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