After 13 years of operation, the popular ‘Malaysian Food Street’ at Resorts World Sentosa (RWS) in Singapore will officially close on Feb 16.
The closure is part of RWS’s plans to introduce a revamped dining experience in 2025.
No official notice, but staff confirm closure
According to Shin Min Daily News, 64-year-old hawker Lin Hanzhong (transliteration) learned about the closure during a recent visit.
As an RWS VIP member, he receives S$50 (approx. RM165) dining vouchers for his birthday. While dining there, stall vendors informed him about the upcoming closure and advised him to use his voucher soon.
During a site visit, a staff member confirmed that Malaysian Food Street will close on Feb 16.
Some employees will be reassigned to other eateries within RWS, including Universal Studios Singapore (USS) restaurants.
Malaysian Food Street’s legacy
Opened in 2012, Malaysian Food Street is known for its authentic Malaysian street food, featuring dishes from over 200 famous vendors across Malacca, Kuala Lumpur, Penang, and Ipoh. With 19 stalls, it has long been a favorite dining spot for both locals and tourists.
RWS has confirmed to China Press that the closure is part of a major dining revamp, with a new restaurant concept set to replace the Malaysian Food Street.
What happens to unused vouchers?
Customers with unused dining vouchers can contact RWS via [email protected] for assistance.
RWS also announced that alongside the recent launch of Sugarra and KA-MON, more exciting dining options will be introduced this year, providing visitors with a refreshed culinary experience.
