Halal Food in 35 Jln Mas Puteh

Situated within Pasir Panjang Gardens along Jalan Mas Puteh in District 05, 35 Jalan Mas Puteh occupies land steeped in Singapore's transformation from rural settlement to industrial powerhouse. The name Pasir Panjang, meaning "long sandy beach" in Malay, recalls the coastline that once stretched from present-day Labrador Nature Reserve to the Clementi-West Coast junction before reclamation works pushed the shoreline outward. Early settlers arrived in the 19th century, establishing Malay fishing villages and plantations on Pasir Panjang Ridge where they cultivated rubber, pepper, gambier and pineapple. By 1850, John Turnbull Thomson had laid Pasir Panjang Road along the coast to Jurong River, creating the arterial route that would define the area's development. The neighbourhood witnessed significant historical moments, including the February 1942 Battle of Pasir Panjang, one of Singapore's last major engagements before the Fall of Singapore. Today, 35 Jalan Mas Puteh benefits from Pasir Panjang's evolution into a mature residential and commercial district. The 1970s industrial boom brought the Pasir Panjang Wharves and eventually the $7 billion Pasir Panjang Terminal, transforming the area into a major port precinct. The building sits 798 metres from Clementi MRT station, serving the local community with commercial amenities while surrounded by the parks, educational institutions and recreational facilities that make the West Coast a sought-after residential area.