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Going back to 1800 when Singapore was still a port city and where the hawker centres origins all began. Back then Singapore attracted many different migrants to work as hard labourers, merchants and cooks who brought with them their comfort food that they grew up with. Many immigrants saw street hawking a good way to earn a living for themselves hence they started to fill the streets, serving dishes that they were most familiar with. And with just three cents, anyone can afford a sumptuous meal of three to four dishes, served up at a moment’s notice.  It was so popular that on the same street you could easily find the different flavours from each part of Asia. And this is the history and the beginning of hawker centres

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The diverse cultures and food that can be found in hawker centres

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The diverse cultures and food that can be found in hawker centres

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In the hawker centre there is many different food from different cultures that creates a diverse amount of choices to choose from for example:

1. Chinese foods

Fishball noodles

Chicken rice

Char kway teow

Bak kut teh

Fried rice

2. Malay foods

Satay

Laksa

Nasi lemak

Mee goreng

3. Indian foods

Roti prata

Rojak

Briyani

Butter chicken

4. Western foods

Chicken chop

Spaghetti bolognese

Pork chop

Fish band chips

These are the commonly found foods in hawker centres

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Famous hawker centres and their signature food 

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Famous hawker centres and their signature food 

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There are many well know hawker centres in Singapore and all of them has a signature dish that everyone would love to try. Some of the most famous hawker centre with their signature dish is Maxwell Food Centre and their signature dish of the Hainanese chicken rice, Amoy Street Food Centre and their Hong Kee beef Noodles, Newtown Food Centre and their BBQ & Seafood and etc.

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My favourite hawker centre is the Alexandra village food centre. With a quick search of the most famous avocado shake in Singapore this is the first hawker centre that will turn up. One of the reasons of why this is my favourite hawker centre is because my favourite dish and drink is there which is the claypot laksa and the avocado shake. Another reason is that this hawker centre is just like a 5 minute drive away from my house, though it may seems far but is actually quite near.

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What can visitors look forward to if they visit the hawker centre 

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What can visitors look forward to if they visit the hawker centre 

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They can look forward to seeing the vast variety of foods in just one place, that features numerous well-known stalls offering a variety of dishes. Visitors can also expect noticing the diverse and authentic culinary experience, as the hawker is known for its authentic Singaporean flavours, which is a great place to experience the authentic flavours of the Singaporean street food. This hawker centre is also known for its high-quality and affordable hawker food. So visitors can also expect a more affordable meal at a lively atmosphere, creating a more memorable experience when they come to Singapore.

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Why is it important to preserve hawker culture and how we can play a part 

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Why is it important to preserve hawker culture and how we can play a part 

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It is important to preserve the hawker culture as it holds historical history. The hawker also brings our people together with closer relationships. Playing a part to reserve our hawker culture can be as simple as going to the hawker centre and buying the stalls food, another way is to promote the hawker centre which is like sharing your experience with your friends or having your own videos or livestreams your hawker centre and asking them to visit and try the different hawker food there.