Halal Food in Limbang Shopping Centre

Limbang Shopping Centre occupies a strategic position along Choa Chu Kang Street 51 in District 23, sitting between Yew Tee MRT (NS5) and Choa Chu Kang MRT (NS4) stations to serve residents across the northwestern estates. The centre underwent significant refurbishment following an upgrading announcement in 2019 by then-Minister for National Development Lawrence Wong, with works completed to deliver more shops, enhanced food options and a refreshing shopping ambience that modernised the decades-old facility. Operating daily from 6am to 10.30pm, the centre caters to early risers and evening shoppers with extended hours. The tenant mix covers essentials comprehensively, featuring an NTUC FairPrice supermarket for groceries, a wet market for fresh produce, a food court offering affordable meals, medical clinics providing healthcare services, and various retail shops meeting household needs. This combination ensures residents can handle most daily errands without venturing far from the neighbourhood. The centre also benefits from proximity to Lot One Shoppers' Mall, creating a retail cluster in the area. Limbang Shopping Centre represents the HDB's commitment to upgrading older neighbourhood centres to remain relevant amid competition from newer malls. The refurbishment acknowledged changing consumer expectations while preserving the centre's role as a community anchor. The wet market maintains its appeal to traditional shoppers, while the modernised facilities attract younger families seeking convenience. Its position between two MRT stations creates dual catchment areas, though also means some residents face a longer walk compared to centres built directly above MRT stations.