Tiong Bahru Market
About this centre
Located in one of the oldest and most charming neighbourhoods, Tiong Bahru Market was built in 1950 as a single-storey centre. The centre merged with Blk 84 and 84A Lim Liak Street during the upgrading in 2006, and was converted into a three-storey building: market stalls on the ground floor, cooked food stalls on the second floor and a carpark on the third. It is the fourth largest hawker centre in Singapore with 259 market stalls and 83 cooked food stalls! Well-known for the many popular stalls within the centre.
National Environment Agency
2026 cleaning closure dates
NEA closes each hawker centre several times a year for spring cleaning. Stalls do not trade during these periods, so it is worth checking before you plan a visit or a delivery run.
| Period | Dates | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| Works | 14 April to 13 July 2025 | Repairs and Redecoration |
| Q1 | 23 to 24 March 2026 | Nil |
| Q2 | 25 May 2026 | Nil |
| Q3 | 20 July 2026 | Nil |
| Q4 | 16 November 2026 | Nil |
Source: NEA, via data.gov.sg. Schedule as published on 2026-07-19. Always confirm with the centre before making plans around a closure.
Tender bids at this centre
Between 2019 and 2026, 150 stalls at this centre were awarded on tender. The median winning bid was $627 a month, ranging from $5 to $5,223.
| Trade | Tenders | Median bid |
|---|---|---|
| Piece & Sundry Goods | 63 | $666 |
| Fresh Seafood | 25 | $659 |
| Vegetables | 11 | $800 |
| Whole Fruits | 10 | $566 |
| Pork | 9 | $311 |
Trades with fewer than 5 awarded tenders are not listed, as the median would not be meaningful.
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