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Medan Aneka Selera/Gourmet Square

Tung Koo Thing

Variety is the name of the game here. A giant food court with hawkers selling just about every local fare imaginable as well as local renditions of Japanese, Thai and Western fare. One of the attractions is a stall selling exotic Chinese seafood.

Address: Lengkok Canning
Getting there: Next to Woolley Food Court
Hours: Dinners only

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