With the contract's end, Koufu will look to carry out such efforts in other ways, it said.Interested stallholders at the centre will get help to relocate to available stalls at existing hawker centres and markets managed by the National Environment Agency (NEA). "It is thus estimated that JWHC (Jurong West Hawker Centre) will be closed temporarily after the exit of Hawker Management until it reopens sometime in the second half of 2021. 347 Jurong East Avenue 1, #01-226, Singapore 600347This is one of the rarer places for really cheap food like .

was my frequent haunt after school. What are your favourite hawker centres in the West of Singapore? They are indeed spoilt for choice as the town centre houses not one, but three shopping centres: The Clementi Mall, City Vibe, and 321 Clementi. It would be good if it could be converted to be used for something else, such as a community club. The current contract with a Koufu subsidiary will not be renewed after it ends on Aug 6.SINGAPORE: Jurong West Hawker Centre will be closed for at least 10 months for potential renovation work, as the National Environment Agency (NEA) seeks a new operator.Current operator Hawker Management, a socially-conscious enterprise under Koufu, will not have its three-year contract with NEA renewed after it ends on Aug 6.In a media release on Tuesday (May 5), NEA said it will conduct a request for proposal to seek new ideas from operators to improve the two-storey hawker centre and market. "Commenting on the impending expiry of its contract, Hawker Management said its "ideal performance standards" were not met.
I don’t usually enjoy wanton noodles but the ones from Kok Kee, while small in portion, have noodles that are perfectly cooked without the off-putting lye smell I dislike. It said: “With the low footfall and occupancy rates at Jurong West Hawker Centre even before the Covid-19 situation, it will be in everyone’s interest to seek out new ideas and proposals to rejuvenate the operations and offerings of (the centre), to safeguard both patrons’ and stallholders’ interest.”It said it would seek proposals from socially-conscious hawker centre operators to improve the centre through options such as a potential redesign or renovation.It will also consult with the community and stakeholders. "Koufu, as a public listed company, has an obligation to safeguard our shareholders' interests, therefore we have made the difficult decision to exit upon expiry of the contract in August 2020 to focus efforts on other aspects of our business," said the operator.Hawker Management added that it had been set up to manage Jurong West Hawker Centre as part of Koufu's corporate social responsibility efforts. The Hawkers’ Association is working closely with the National Environment Agency and West Coast Town Council to resolve the issue.”

Of course, you can’t miss out on what made this hawker centre well-known. Standard Upgrading. , complete with fluffy coconut rice, sweet and spicy chill, and well-marinated fried chicken wings.Late-sleepers can quell those hunger pangs by pigging out on seafood at , and tearing meat off the bones of the BBQ chicken wingsbecame my frequent haunt due to its close proximity to Clementi MRT station. We had one of their bestselling items – curry fish head. Rat burrows were also found in the grassy field just behind the centre. Bukit Timah Market. "For stallholders who choose to exit the trade and take on another job, or who may require financial assistance, NEA will work closely with relevant agencies to assist them," the agency added.It looks like the email address you entered is not valid.Copyright© Mediacorp 2020. A hawker centre or cooked food centre is an open-air complex and food court most commonly found in Singapore.It houses many stalls that sell a variety of local and other Asian cuisines.