Halal Food in 110 Yishun Ring Road

This Housing Development Board block forms part of Chong Pang Garden, an estate in Yishun developed in the mid-1980s. Completed in 1985, the 16-storey block contains 171 units split between 100 three-room and 71 four-room flats on a 99-year leasehold from 1986. The estate name references Chong Pang village, a former kampong settlement that predated the comprehensive Housing Development Board development of Yishun from the 1970s onward. Located in District 27, the block sits approximately 828 metres from Yishun MRT station on the North South Line, with Khatib MRT also within reasonable distance. The mature estate benefits from established infrastructure including schools such as Ahmad Ibrahim Primary School, Yishun Primary School, Jiemin Primary School, Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary School and Yishun Secondary School within one kilometre. This educational provision supports the family demographics typical of such estates. Resale transactions during 2024 saw seven units change hands, with three-room flats ranging from 360,000 to 390,000 dollars and four-room flats between 420,000 to 480,000 dollars, reflecting pricing levels for mature estates in the northern region. Yishun developed as one of Singapore earlier new towns, with Chong Pang among the first phases built. The estate has matured over nearly four decades, developing community networks and local character. Yishun Ring Road position as a main thoroughfare provides bus connectivity, while neighbourhood shops and wet markets serve daily needs. The area retains an established, residential feel distinct from newer developments with their contemporary amenities and designs.