David Moh

This is a considerably large Kou Fu foodcourt. It has a total of 16 stalls selling a wide variety of food. It has a sizable air-conditioned dining area and a slightly smaller outdoor non air-conditioned dining area.

This is a neighborhood non-airconditioned food court and is made up of 2 separate locations. It has some popular stalls where there are always a queue for the food (e.g. Prawn Noodle stall and Wanton Noodle stall).

This is a heartland mall that has been around for decades and yet did not lose its attractions despite newer and bigger malls that popped up in the area.

It has a good variety of stores that caters to the needs of most heartlanders - from supermarket, clothing stores to fast food restaurants. It also has a sizable library and post office in it.

The place is generally crowded daily and can be a little overwhelming on the weekends. Nevertheless this is a good place to be.

A tranquil place next to the seas. There are several eateries nearby. A popular place for cyclists and joggers.

There is an operational jetty where you can get a good view of the waterfront. It is also a popular place for anglers.

A free and interesting place to visit to have a good understanding of the various Singapore Chinese culture and traditions. Uniquely Singapore. Must visit for all who are interested in the culture and traditions of Singapore Chinese.