This "under the moonlight" spot has been around since the 70s. It was once THE go-to place for tourists. But these days the crowds are thinner, and locals often steer clear.
We decided to visit for a dose of nostalgia before they move opposite to Gurney Bay (whenever that may be!). It was a nice, cool night—one end had a decent crowd, while the other was almost empty. Interestingly, the overall prices aren’t crazily high—some are even cheaper than the newer food courts.
Taste-wise, pretty decent. We really enjoyed the rojak and soya cincau—it's such a nostalgic drink. I'll admit I was skeptical about coming here, but it turned out to be relaxing and enjoyable.
Tip: Make sure to order drinks from the stall nearest your table, as those vendors are usually the ones responsible for cleaning after you.
The Iconic Gurney Drive Hawker Centre.
This "under the moonlight" spot has been around since the 70s. It was once THE go-to place for tourists. But these days the crowds are thinner, and locals often steer clear.
We decided to visit for a dose of nostalgia before they move opposite to Gurney Bay (whenever that may be!). It was a nice, cool night—one end had a decent crowd, while the other was almost empty. Interestingly, the overall prices aren’t crazily high—some are even cheaper than the newer food courts.
Taste-wise, pretty decent. We really enjoyed the rojak and soya cincau—it's such a nostalgic drink. I'll admit I was skeptical about coming here, but it turned out to be relaxing and enjoyable.
Tip: Make sure to order drinks from the stall nearest your table, as those vendors are usually the ones responsible for cleaning after you.