Heritage, Road Walk - Hainanese Street Discover 海南街巷道集章 (2026 0926)
Locate: Singapore Hainan Hwee Kuan
Address: 47 Beach Rd, #06 01 Kheng Chiu Building, Singapore
189683
Plus Code: 7VW4+G9 Singapore
Open: 0900 - 1800 Hours
Contact: 63363457
Getting There:
MRT Esplanade (CC3) Exit F
Beach Road
The Singapore Hainan Hwee Kuan 新加坡海南会館
The association was established in 1854 by early migrants from Hainan; it has continuously served the Hainanese community and Singaporean society through initiatives ranging from mutual aid among fellow provincials and the veneration of the Goddess Tianhou to educational welfare and cultural preservation.
Kheng Chiu Tin Hou Kong 琼州天后宮
The historic Kheng Chiu Tin Hou Temple is established since 1853 dedicated to Mazu (Goodness of the Sea)媽祖, Shuiwei Shengniang 水尾聖娘, 108 Brothers 一百有八兄弟, Shen Tai Furen 沈太夫人.
Middle Road (Hainan First Street 海南一街)
Original Swee Kee Site 新瑞记鸡飯旧址
Operated from 1949 until it closed down in February 1997 serving Hainanese chicken rice learning his craft from Wong Yi Guan, widely considered the father of Singapore chicken rice.
Purvis Street (Hainan Second Street 海南二街)
Sam Shing Remittance and Post Office 三盛信局旧址
Was one of the trusted remittance and letter agencies that serve Hainanese Community and bound overseas Hainaese communities together.
The Song Heng Association 琼崖重兴同乡会
A place for Community found in 1940 remains part of Singapore's Hainanese heritage, continuing to reflect the stories, culture and community sprit of earlier generations.
Nam Tong Lee Site 南同利餅家旧址
Found in 1926 Nam Tong Lee was more then a shop in the old enclave, It was part of a network that connect migrants, traditiona and everyday community life around Purvis Street
Seah Street (Hainan Third Street 海南三街)
Singapore Hainan Society 新加坡海南協会
The Society preserve Hainanese opera found in 1956. Today, it continues to promote Hainaese culture through opera, education, community activities and heritage stewardship.
Sing Swee Kee Chicken Rice 新瑞记鸡飯
Permission by the Moh family to use the name of the legendary Swee Kee Chicken Rice, serving Hainanese chicken rice, traditional Hainanese Mutton Soup and zi char.
Chuan Kee Hainanese Bakery 川记
Most notably the signature Hainanese Flaky Biscuit (also called the Hainanese Mooncake or Hainanese Su Yan Bing).
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