Hawker Centres (Food Centres) in Singapore
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Hawker Centres (Food Centres) in Singapore 新加坡的小贩中心(熟食中心)
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How is it?
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Super boring video to a SG...probably serve as intro to China people
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(28-06-2023, 08:07 PM)cityhantam Wrote:  

Hawker Centres (Food Centres) in Singapore 新加坡的小贩中心(熟食中心)

Why call hawker centres food centres leh?  Thinking Different leh! Big Grin
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(29-06-2023, 06:18 AM)cheekopekman Wrote:  Why call hawker centres food centres leh?  Thinking Different leh! Big Grin

That's the official term for them nowadays. Dunno when they changed it.
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(29-06-2023, 06:18 AM)cheekopekman Wrote:  Why call hawker centres food centres leh?  Thinking Different leh! Big Grin

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(29-06-2023, 06:18 AM)cheekopekman Wrote:  Why call hawker centres food centres leh?  Thinking Different leh! Big Grin

A hawker is a person who travels about selling food, typically advertising them by shouting or ringing bells or knocking two pieces bamboos or wood. 
Nowadays those selling food all got permanent stalls and no more shouting or banging gongs. So they become food seller and thus the place they gathered and sell food is changed to food court or food center lah.    Rolleyes

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(29-06-2023, 10:11 AM)Huliwang Wrote:  A hawker is a person who travels about selling food, typically advertising them by shouting or ringing bells or knocking two pieces bamboos or wood. 
Nowadays those selling food all got permanent stalls and no more shouting or banging gongs. So they become food seller and thus the place they gathered and sell food is changed to food court or food center lah.    Rolleyes

Long ago they used to push their carts selling mee siam and laksa along the streets lah! Big Grin Then they had to run whenever got TehGu lah!
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(29-06-2023, 11:42 AM)cheekopekman Wrote:  Long ago they used to push their carts selling mee siam and laksa along the streets lah! Big Grin Then they had to run whenever got TehGu lah!

I remember got one guy selling noodles used to knock two pieces of wood making 'kok kok' sound and his food was called kok kok mee.   Big Grin

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(29-06-2023, 11:47 AM)Huliwang Wrote:  I remember got one guy selling noodles used to knock two pieces of wood making 'kok kok' sound and his food was called kok kok mee.   Big Grin

Yes I know lah! Big Grin I ever ate KokKokMee before lah!
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