The 100 year old Pulau Ubin provision shop that opens 365 days a year

PeanutButtor

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100 years old is impressive. Actually it can be designated a historical place of interest in other nations like Japan.

Too bad pap won't give a crap if it's part of national history or not. Just look at the number of historical sites like National Stadium, National Library, National Theater that they have torn down - all far less than 100 years.

the oxley house havent torn down :o milk a fake heritage
 

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100 years old is impressive. Actually it can be designated a historical place of interest in other nations like Japan.

Too bad pap won't give a crap if it's part of national history or not. Just look at the number of historical sites like National Stadium, National Library, National Theater that they have torn down - all far less than 100 years.

Well, just because it's old doesn't mean it is worth preserving... Just saying
 

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If you have been to Pulau Ubin, you'd probably have stopped at Yak Hong, a provision shop at the town circle, for a drink to quench your thirst. During its heyday, Yak Hong served thousands of people living and working on the island. Today the 100-year-old provision shop is frequented by visitors and 20 to 30 residents.If you have been to Pulau Ubin, you'd probably have stopped at Yak Hong, a provision shop at the town circle, for a drink to quench your thirst. During its heyday, Yak Hong served thousands of people living and working on the island. Today the 100-year-old provision shop is frequented by visitors and 20 to 30 residents.


Nice, I like warm beedios like this.
 

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Well, just because it's old doesn't mean it is worth preserving... Just saying

I wonder how the pap expects Singaporeans to respect Singapore History if they can't be bothered to preserve anything of historical value. May as well change the national anthem to English.
 

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I wonder how the pap expects Singaporeans to respect Singapore History if they can't be bothered to preserve anything of historical value. May as well change the national anthem to English.

But a provision store? Really?
 

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Miss this place.
Always go there camping during sec days.
Really old liao:(
 

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i was jokingly asking my friend, can apply to drive the taxi van in ubin or not.... cos its so relaxing, like a little paradise despite still technically in SG
 

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i was jokingly asking my friend, can apply to drive the taxi van in ubin or not.... cos its so relaxing, like a little paradise despite still technically in SG
Got syndicate operating there liao.
 

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Thish one ish true heritage.
May be very difficult, but govt pls find a way to preserve.
 

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Got syndicate operating there liao.
that one is family right? ask my friend before, he say is husband, wife and uncle driving all 3 vehicles

they even have vending machines at chek jawa with their phone numbers
 

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that one is family right? ask my friend before, he say is husband, wife and uncle driving all 3 vehicles

they even have vending machines at chek jawa with their phone numbers
Yeah I think so. But I’m sure there are more than 3 vehicles.
 

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Yeah I think so. But I’m sure there are more than 3 vehicles.
according to uncle teck, there's probably 7 vans left there

nparks hire one perm for their works and surveys.... the family takes up half the fleet, he says still can get by lah
 

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maybe got a 100 year old bottle of soft drink buried deep inside somewhere... :frown:
 
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