Beauty World Centre
Beauty World Centre
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Bethany G.
สปาร์แทนบูร์ก, เซาท์แคโรไลนา22 ผลงาน
ก.ค. ค.ศ. 2023 • ครอบครัว
This mall does not have designer stores or extravagant decorations. It is an old run-down mall, but it still has the basic necessities. The hawker center on the top floor has multiple good stalls - definitely recommend trying. This mall is especially good if you live around the area. It is also good if you are a tourist and want to experience the “real” Singapore.
เขียนเมื่อ 4 กรกฎาคม ค.ศ. 2023
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Peter S
โรม, อิตาลี4,541 ผลงาน
พ.ค. ค.ศ. 2023 • ครอบครัว
This is a review of Dhaba 1376, North Indian Cuisine, Hawker Food Market, Beauty World Centre, Upper Bukit Timah, Singapore
We’d left the condominium on Dunearn Road late afternoon with the vague idea of eating at a local ‘Hawker Centre’ early evening – after a couple of hours exploring the locality. The Rail Corridor was a logical starting point – because it was conveniently close by - then we followed a loop through the Bukit Timah Nature Reserve. It was Saturday and all the ‘World and his wife’ were there. Of course, the were - the legacy of this once all-important rail line north into what is now Malaysia has been redeveloped into a green corridor north-south across the island in recent times, and it’s a gem of a socio-environmental asset. What an opportunity for local people – and the wider country.
But I digress, for this is really a review of a ’hole in the wall’ restaurant in a facsimile of a heritage ‘Hawker Centre’ in Upper Bukit Timah. Find it casually … you will not; for best you have to be taken there by one of the local cognoscenti*. We enjoyed delicious Indian cuisine in a setting that was more like the images of 1950s Singapore - well, when seen through 2023 eyes. The times that once were no longer exist – national transformation from the 1960s-on has rolled over the country and changed the island forever. And continues to do so.
This is exemplified by that ex-steam rail line that once was. A rail link to the Malay Peninsula was first suggested just 40 years after Stamford Raffles established his trading post 200 years ago – such was the speed of development. In reality, it was opened in 1903 and remained operational for >100 years. Walk the line of the track across the island today and you’d be hard pressed to appreciate that it was ever there – 26 km of comfortable walkway and wildlife habitat. From the rail corridor, we shifted into the Bukit Timah Nature Reserve and enjoyed an hour on the boardwalks with easy walking, shallow slopes and signboards that informed, controlled and warned (with penalties).
Then our return to the modern world of high-rise, ultra-convenience everywhere and our Indian meal on offer at the ‘Hawker Centre.’ This is on the fourth floor of the largest of the four local malls – the ‘Beauty World Centre’. Walk the floors up from the supermarket at ground-level and you’ll pass many local eateries featuring all kinds of regional and international cuisines in the rows of shops/services. The open-air nature of the top floor, however, makes all the difference; lines of food/drinks/confectionary outlets one after the other – each small, kitchen at the rear, scattered tables across the space out front and then a public walkway (that doubles as storage space) that stretches to the guard rails overlooking the neighbourhood. Further out – same level - there were separate platforms for dining and drinking al fresco – full of people.
We were quick to catch an empty table – people leaving - small, circular plastic tables that sat five, but typically, had only four chairs available (and we were seven). Whilst we pondered the cuisines offered, we asked around for the two other seats we needed (many of which were fixed in place and could not be moved). And then - that great advantage of food court eating – you can order foods/drinks from any of the outlets separately or together … for us it was main meals of North Indian cuisine courtesy of Dhaba 1376, a beer from a second outlet, long fruit drinks for everyone from a third and, towards the end of our meal, a couple of small frying baskets of potato chips from a forth store (well, the kids had found the spicey Indian foods challenging).
The menu was varied with a choice of >15 popular main meal options from which to choose – supported by sides, rice, naan, etc. Many meals were offered in two sizes – ‘Small’ and ‘Medium’ (with the latter costing a fraction less than 2x the first). Some hard choices then. Eventually, our choices were Tandoori Chicken (kebab), Rogan Josh (mutton), Chicken Tikka Masala, Allo Gobi (veggies) with rice and naan in support. Delicious when delivered – one hot plate/dish following the other - titillating the senses – the different foods were great to eat and appreciate. You could see the pleasure of mine-host as he carried the dishes across the short distance from the shop front – the same man who had earlier taken our orders and helped us find a couple of chairs. Check the photos of the foods; check the sea of empty plates after the meal.
The surroundings had been ‘street-like’, but this did not detract from a clean table-top, eating utensils, plates, etc., prompt service (with a smile) and our appreciation afterwards for a meal much enjoyed. We made a point of saying so. Downsides? Apart from our search for a couple of chairs, there were no serviettes/paper napkins provided which, with kids in particular, are an essential feature of hot foods. There were none. Remember to take your own.
We paid S$67 for our Indian meal from the Dhaba 1376, S$9 for six large glasses of fruit juice and ‘not very much’ for our fried potato chips – we simply couldn’t remember the price later. Then there was that beer. Would we return again? Would we ever! We’ve only rarely awarded full five stars to restaurants/cafes over the years, but this meal in a contemporary real-time setting of ‘old’ Singapore with the ‘traditional’ nature of the surroundings, the quality of the foods and the friendliness of the wait services is as good as it gets … an ‘Excellent’ comes well earned.
Peter Steele
31May23
*But here’s a hint for the adventurous - it’s just 200 metres from the Beauty World MRT station. Easy.
We’d left the condominium on Dunearn Road late afternoon with the vague idea of eating at a local ‘Hawker Centre’ early evening – after a couple of hours exploring the locality. The Rail Corridor was a logical starting point – because it was conveniently close by - then we followed a loop through the Bukit Timah Nature Reserve. It was Saturday and all the ‘World and his wife’ were there. Of course, the were - the legacy of this once all-important rail line north into what is now Malaysia has been redeveloped into a green corridor north-south across the island in recent times, and it’s a gem of a socio-environmental asset. What an opportunity for local people – and the wider country.
But I digress, for this is really a review of a ’hole in the wall’ restaurant in a facsimile of a heritage ‘Hawker Centre’ in Upper Bukit Timah. Find it casually … you will not; for best you have to be taken there by one of the local cognoscenti*. We enjoyed delicious Indian cuisine in a setting that was more like the images of 1950s Singapore - well, when seen through 2023 eyes. The times that once were no longer exist – national transformation from the 1960s-on has rolled over the country and changed the island forever. And continues to do so.
This is exemplified by that ex-steam rail line that once was. A rail link to the Malay Peninsula was first suggested just 40 years after Stamford Raffles established his trading post 200 years ago – such was the speed of development. In reality, it was opened in 1903 and remained operational for >100 years. Walk the line of the track across the island today and you’d be hard pressed to appreciate that it was ever there – 26 km of comfortable walkway and wildlife habitat. From the rail corridor, we shifted into the Bukit Timah Nature Reserve and enjoyed an hour on the boardwalks with easy walking, shallow slopes and signboards that informed, controlled and warned (with penalties).
Then our return to the modern world of high-rise, ultra-convenience everywhere and our Indian meal on offer at the ‘Hawker Centre.’ This is on the fourth floor of the largest of the four local malls – the ‘Beauty World Centre’. Walk the floors up from the supermarket at ground-level and you’ll pass many local eateries featuring all kinds of regional and international cuisines in the rows of shops/services. The open-air nature of the top floor, however, makes all the difference; lines of food/drinks/confectionary outlets one after the other – each small, kitchen at the rear, scattered tables across the space out front and then a public walkway (that doubles as storage space) that stretches to the guard rails overlooking the neighbourhood. Further out – same level - there were separate platforms for dining and drinking al fresco – full of people.
We were quick to catch an empty table – people leaving - small, circular plastic tables that sat five, but typically, had only four chairs available (and we were seven). Whilst we pondered the cuisines offered, we asked around for the two other seats we needed (many of which were fixed in place and could not be moved). And then - that great advantage of food court eating – you can order foods/drinks from any of the outlets separately or together … for us it was main meals of North Indian cuisine courtesy of Dhaba 1376, a beer from a second outlet, long fruit drinks for everyone from a third and, towards the end of our meal, a couple of small frying baskets of potato chips from a forth store (well, the kids had found the spicey Indian foods challenging).
The menu was varied with a choice of >15 popular main meal options from which to choose – supported by sides, rice, naan, etc. Many meals were offered in two sizes – ‘Small’ and ‘Medium’ (with the latter costing a fraction less than 2x the first). Some hard choices then. Eventually, our choices were Tandoori Chicken (kebab), Rogan Josh (mutton), Chicken Tikka Masala, Allo Gobi (veggies) with rice and naan in support. Delicious when delivered – one hot plate/dish following the other - titillating the senses – the different foods were great to eat and appreciate. You could see the pleasure of mine-host as he carried the dishes across the short distance from the shop front – the same man who had earlier taken our orders and helped us find a couple of chairs. Check the photos of the foods; check the sea of empty plates after the meal.
The surroundings had been ‘street-like’, but this did not detract from a clean table-top, eating utensils, plates, etc., prompt service (with a smile) and our appreciation afterwards for a meal much enjoyed. We made a point of saying so. Downsides? Apart from our search for a couple of chairs, there were no serviettes/paper napkins provided which, with kids in particular, are an essential feature of hot foods. There were none. Remember to take your own.
We paid S$67 for our Indian meal from the Dhaba 1376, S$9 for six large glasses of fruit juice and ‘not very much’ for our fried potato chips – we simply couldn’t remember the price later. Then there was that beer. Would we return again? Would we ever! We’ve only rarely awarded full five stars to restaurants/cafes over the years, but this meal in a contemporary real-time setting of ‘old’ Singapore with the ‘traditional’ nature of the surroundings, the quality of the foods and the friendliness of the wait services is as good as it gets … an ‘Excellent’ comes well earned.
Peter Steele
31May23
*But here’s a hint for the adventurous - it’s just 200 metres from the Beauty World MRT station. Easy.
เขียนเมื่อ 15 มิถุนายน ค.ศ. 2023
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SOH KIEN PENG
สิงคโปร์, สิงคโปร์9,291 ผลงาน
มิ.ย. ค.ศ. 2023 • เพื่อนๆ
I organized an outing for the residents from my constituency. The catchword is `Beauty World'. Alight at the bus stop along Jalan Anak Bukit opposite Beauty World. Roam Old Bukit Timah Train station and Rifle Range Park located near Beauty World. After the hiking tour, walk across the bridge to Beauty World and when going back, assemble at the same bus stop opposite Beauty World.
Because of Rifle Range Park and Old Bukit Timah Train station, Beauty World has risen to prominence and became much more beautiful, and the Food Court had become so crowded that you hardly can find a seat.
I saw the smiles, heard the laughter and listened to the happy chit chat. Human beings are social creatures. Social connection is important as it can help to boost mood, manage emotions, help the body to recover from stress, anxiety and depression and protects the brain from neurodegenerative diseases. The intangible benefits that derived from such outing had multiplier effects and I think as community leaders, we should make it a point to bring residents out more often for bonding and social connection.
Because of Rifle Range Park and Old Bukit Timah Train station, Beauty World has risen to prominence and became much more beautiful, and the Food Court had become so crowded that you hardly can find a seat.
I saw the smiles, heard the laughter and listened to the happy chit chat. Human beings are social creatures. Social connection is important as it can help to boost mood, manage emotions, help the body to recover from stress, anxiety and depression and protects the brain from neurodegenerative diseases. The intangible benefits that derived from such outing had multiplier effects and I think as community leaders, we should make it a point to bring residents out more often for bonding and social connection.
เขียนเมื่อ 10 มิถุนายน ค.ศ. 2023
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Elis
1 ผลงาน
ก.ค. ค.ศ. 2021 • เพื่อนๆ
downtown line is quite smooth and fast. the people were nice and friendly, food is good and have nice scenery/nature area. all in all, a good neighbourhood.
BIG BOYS Sizzling’s western has supposedly the best chicken cutlet my friend has ever had! 😋
BIG BOYS Sizzling’s western has supposedly the best chicken cutlet my friend has ever had! 😋
เขียนเมื่อ 14 กรกฎาคม ค.ศ. 2021
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SOH KIEN PENG
สิงคโปร์, สิงคโปร์9,291 ผลงาน
ก.ค. ค.ศ. 2020
I hiked all the way from my house at Yew Tee along the rail corridor, through the side track at Dairy Farm Nature Park and out into Rifle Range Road to Upper Bukit Timah Road. Just one way journey took me more than 2 hours. This mall is located just beside the Beauty World MRT station.
There are four malls center around the MRT station: Bukit Timah Plaza, Beauty World Plaza, Bukit Timah Shopping Mall and Beauty World Center. All four are equally old malls of more than 25 years old. Beauty World Center seem to be largest among the four malls.
There is the Giant Supermarket at the basement. Outside the supermarket was a korean mart, Mom's table. The decorative cans of kimchi on display was tempting and mouthwatering. There was quite a crowd at May's Kafe and looking at the breakfast served, my conclusion is that Singaporeans still like having traditional breakfast of toast kaya bread with half boiled egg over a cup of brewed `kopi'.
At the 3rd floor, I saw queue at a barber shop which charged only $5/- for a simple hair cut. There was also a Thai Boat noodles restaurant and a Japanese restaurant among the shops at the 2nd and 3rd floor.
I was surprised to see an open air food court at the 4th floor harboring about 30 food stalls. The layout of the food court and the design of the stalls resembled that of the neighborhood hawker centers. There was a diversified range of dish options ranging from Hong Wen Mutton soup, Penang Home made beef ball noodles, Top 1 Freshly hand made dry noodle to Pink Candy Roof Top Korean food and Khun Yai Thai Food.
While examining the stalls, I came across a newly opened food stall Blanco Court Fresh Fish Soup with a $2/- price promotion for all items. The normal price is $4.50 to $5/-. It was appealing and I ordered a bowl of fried fish soup after waiting at the queue for about 15 mins. The soup tasted awesome though a bit of salty.
I came to this Beauty World Center about 20 years ago. I have not much impression of my previous visit. If not for this Covid-19, I would have venture overseas for my travel rather than visit a mall in Singapore.
Nevertheless, it was quite a memory to hike for 2 hours all the way from my house via Dairy Farm Nature Park to this old mall to have my $2/- fried fish soup lunch. A great exploration indeed!
There are four malls center around the MRT station: Bukit Timah Plaza, Beauty World Plaza, Bukit Timah Shopping Mall and Beauty World Center. All four are equally old malls of more than 25 years old. Beauty World Center seem to be largest among the four malls.
There is the Giant Supermarket at the basement. Outside the supermarket was a korean mart, Mom's table. The decorative cans of kimchi on display was tempting and mouthwatering. There was quite a crowd at May's Kafe and looking at the breakfast served, my conclusion is that Singaporeans still like having traditional breakfast of toast kaya bread with half boiled egg over a cup of brewed `kopi'.
At the 3rd floor, I saw queue at a barber shop which charged only $5/- for a simple hair cut. There was also a Thai Boat noodles restaurant and a Japanese restaurant among the shops at the 2nd and 3rd floor.
I was surprised to see an open air food court at the 4th floor harboring about 30 food stalls. The layout of the food court and the design of the stalls resembled that of the neighborhood hawker centers. There was a diversified range of dish options ranging from Hong Wen Mutton soup, Penang Home made beef ball noodles, Top 1 Freshly hand made dry noodle to Pink Candy Roof Top Korean food and Khun Yai Thai Food.
While examining the stalls, I came across a newly opened food stall Blanco Court Fresh Fish Soup with a $2/- price promotion for all items. The normal price is $4.50 to $5/-. It was appealing and I ordered a bowl of fried fish soup after waiting at the queue for about 15 mins. The soup tasted awesome though a bit of salty.
I came to this Beauty World Center about 20 years ago. I have not much impression of my previous visit. If not for this Covid-19, I would have venture overseas for my travel rather than visit a mall in Singapore.
Nevertheless, it was quite a memory to hike for 2 hours all the way from my house via Dairy Farm Nature Park to this old mall to have my $2/- fried fish soup lunch. A great exploration indeed!
เขียนเมื่อ 26 กรกฎาคม ค.ศ. 2020
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insertnamerighthere
สิงคโปร์, สิงคโปร์228 ผลงาน
ก.พ. ค.ศ. 2020 • เดินทางคนเดียว
Mcdonald's, the Giant supermarket, the Thai Boat Noodles (1st floor), Yong Kang Reflexology (2nd floor), and the open air food court (top floor) make this place worth visiting!
This place used to be quite vibrant in its heyday. Now it's pretty low key.
This place used to be quite vibrant in its heyday. Now it's pretty low key.
เขียนเมื่อ 4 กุมภาพันธ์ ค.ศ. 2020
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geraldchan
สิงคโปร์, สิงคโปร์2,960 ผลงาน
พ.ค. ค.ศ. 2019 • เดินทางคนเดียว
this stall sells hokkien mee, and char kuay teow.
particularly love the hokkien mee, which is cooked with both beehoon and thick yellow noodles, and has that traditional wok taste.
particularly love the hokkien mee, which is cooked with both beehoon and thick yellow noodles, and has that traditional wok taste.
เขียนเมื่อ 14 กรกฎาคม ค.ศ. 2019
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kouichi72
โตเกียว, ญี่ปุ่น43 ผลงาน
พ.ค. ค.ศ. 2019 • เดินทางคนเดียว
ブキティマ自然保護区の散歩の帰りに、昼食を食べに立ち寄りました。屋上にフードコートがあり、観光客はいなく、プラプラとメニューの写真を見ていると、観光客は目づらしい？
衛生面が気になる方はきついかもしれませんが、本当に地元の方が利用するフードコートでローカル感たっぷりの食事ができました。
衛生面が気になる方はきついかもしれませんが、本当に地元の方が利用するフードコートでローカル感たっぷりの食事ができました。
เขียนเมื่อ 9 มิถุนายน ค.ศ. 2019
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Qing Q
สิงคโปร์, สิงคโปร์677 ผลงาน
เม.ย. ค.ศ. 2019 • เดินทางคนเดียว
It's a old building but Such places you will find a sense of peace. Things slowed down a little for you to enjoy the place and food
เขียนเมื่อ 4 เมษายน ค.ศ. 2019
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