Halal Food in 37 Teban Gardens Road

Located in the Jurong East estate within Singapore's West Region, Block 37 Teban Gardens Road stands as one of the earliest HDB developments in the area, completed in 1966 on a 99-year lease. This compact block houses 40 three-room flats, representing the Housing Development Board's initial wave of construction in Jurong during a period when the area was simultaneously transforming into Singapore's first major industrial estate and a self-sufficient new town. The building's completion in 1966 coincided with Jurong's intensive development phase, when farmland and plantations were cleared to make way for both factories and residential blocks. The early HDB estates like Teban Gardens provided essential housing for workers employed in nearby industrial facilities, creating integrated communities where residents could live close to their workplaces. The ground-floor units along blocks 37 to 39 Teban Gardens Road evolved into a neighbourhood centre featuring the Teban Gardens Market and Food Centre, serving as a vital community hub. Today, Block 37 benefits from its location in a mature estate with comprehensive amenities. Residents enjoy excellent connectivity via Jurong East and Clementi MRT stations, positioned between two major interchange points on the East-West and North-South Lines. The neighbourhood's evolution over nearly six decades has created a well-established community with schools like Commonwealth Secondary, childcare centres, and the popular hawker centre that continues to draw visitors beyond the immediate vicinity, embodying the successful integration of housing and community facilities.