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Newton Food Centre

Foodie Haven in Singapore

A foodie travelling to the Lion City and looking to sample the exotic delights of local cuisine? Then definitely head to the Newton Food Centre for it is here you can sample some of the country’s most famous hawker cuisine. After enjoying some of the best shopping in Singapore make plans to visit this site where you will find an eclectic array of local and regional cuisine that will surely tempt your taste buds. Since this attraction is so popular it is often crowded so finding accommodation nearby is always a good idea and one such option worth considering is Sheraton Towers Singapore.

Also known as the Newton Circus, the Newton Food Centre is pretty much always a hub of activity set amidst a smorgasbord of tastes and aromas be it from scintillating seafood to scrumptious satay. A premier hawker centre located in Newton, this foodie haven is promoted by the country’s tourism board and for good reason; Singaporean cuisine is a major draw for tourists and part of the quintessential cultural experience.

SO what are some of the hotspots here? Bee Heng Popiah is a great place to try Hokkien style popiah which is served with a filling of shredded turnip, while Heng Homemade Carrot Cake which dates back to the time this site opened is the place to go to for sampling a special white carrot cake. An iconic eatery at the Newton Food Centre, Hup Kee Fried Oyster Omelette specialises in a fried oyster omelette that is quite popular. A historic dining spot, Siti Khadijah Seafood has sensational seafood options along with chicken, beef and mutton dishes too. Also worth taking your taste buds to is the famous Kwee Heng which offers everything from dried duck noodle to a plethora of roast meat treats. So plan your day, build up an appetite and enjoy a food fiesta!

Chandrishan Williams is a travel writer who writes under the pen name, Caleb Falcon. He specializes in writing content based on the many exciting world adventures that await intrepid travellers. Google+