Leong Ji Seafood

A really great place with 3 different coffeeshop for your food choices. The popular ones here are the wanton noodles, Lor mee/prawn mee and nasi padang. Long queues can be seen for all 3 stalls, so do come down earlier to avoid disappointment! Food aside, I also uploaded the community cat, fei mao memorial pictures here for all to remmeber. It was very heartening to have seen so many people getting together and paying their last respect to fei mao. RIP fei mao.

This place does represent a typical local market place that Singaporean shopped. Though there's no wet market, there are lots of small shops from groceries shops, hairdresser, cafe, coffee shops, maid agencies, etc....and Giant supermarket is there. Can be crowded during weekends morning. For meals, there are three coffee shops n several cafe catering to varied tastes.

Most of the simple daily necessities of a home caretaker would be accessible here however I will not say that it is entirely definitively for the full range of household items However due to me not being back there for at least 2 years I would not say that there has not been any changes so I will appreciate if there are any updates that you feel I might have missed out on my two years away from there

I visited Manju's - a provision shop that deals with everything Indian, from spices, herbs, local condiments,sauces, air- flown pickles and bottled tonics. herbal remedies and daily needs such as Indian 'drumsticks' among other vegetables. Good service from a knowledgeable owner who is able to communicate simply and clearly about the products in her well- stocked shop. Prices for some herbal remedies like Isab- gol ( Psyllium Husk) could be moderated further.