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Major China Dato' Tan Hiok Nee (Chinese: 陳旭年; pinyin: Chén Xùnián; Pe̍h-ōe-jī: Tân Hiok-nî; 1827 – 21 May 1902), also known as Tan Yeok Nee (Chinese: 陳毓宜), was the leader of the Ngee Heng Kongsi of Johor, succeeding Tan Kee Soon in circa 1864, he transformed the Ngee Heng Kongsi of Johor from a quasi-military ...
Mar 25, 2023 · Jalan Tan Hiok Nee and Jalan Dhoby are streets that shouldn’t sound too foreign to JB-lovin’ Singaporeans. Located just an 8-minute drive from Johor Bahru Checkpoint, the streets are known for their cafe scene and of course , the queue-worthy Hiap Joo Banana Cake.
Tan Hiok Nee (陳旭年; Chen Xunian) (b. 1827, Chaozhou, China –d. 1902, Chaozhou, China),1 also known as as Tan Yeok Nee, was an influential Teochew businessman in Singapore and Johor during the 19th century.2 He amassed great wealth through opium and spirit farming, and played an important role in the development of the region, particularly Johor3.
- Top 5 Best Food & Café at Jalan Dhoby Johor Bahru
- Top 5 Best Food & Café at Jalan Tan Hiok Nee JB
- How to Get to Jalan Tan Hiok Nee & Jalan Dhoby
1. IT Roo Café JB
Though not entirely new, this name will ring a bell with those familiar with the area, as this outlet has been around since the early 2000’s and with good reason too. Most notable and a must try for any visitor is the famous Hainanese Chicken Cbevcafehop. Visitors have travelled for far and wide to have a bite of this dish. This dish shot to fame when it was named Best Chicken Chop in Malaysia by The Star newspaper back in 2003. Just on the droves of people heading here, we’re sure this famou...
2. Salahuddin Bakery
Along Jalan Dhoby, Salahuddin Bakery is one of the oldest in Johor Bahru, and it’s evident from the use of a wood oven the size of a room, dating all the way back to 1937. Still run by the same owners’ family, this bakery has not changed much since the beginning, and even has the original signage. You can find a large selection of freshly baked pastries, bread, puffs and the most popular Indian curry puffs with a range of fillings. The curry puffs of course are best eaten hot and fresh from t...
3. The Replacement – Lodge & Kitchen Johor Bahru
You can’t not notice this establishment, an all-white facade with a large signage of The Replacement as it stands on a lane corner in the Jalan Dhoby area. Also read: 13 Best Cafe In Johor Bahru This all white corner lot maintains the clean and light feeling inside, and upstairs, which is The Replacement Lodge means you can stay here as well. What you’ll find past all the decadent cakes on the main counter is their menu which lists all day brunch dishes, and if you’ve space left for dessert t...
6. Hiap Joo Bakery
The oldest café in Johor, this classic café has been in operations since 1919. The café has also maintained its use of a fire wood oven and the outlet is a family business, involving three generations of the Lim family till today. Each family member has a specific task it seems, keeping the bakery highly organized and efficient. Also read: 15 Must-Visit Cafes in Malacca The best times to visit Hiap Joo Bakery is between noon and 2:00pm daily, as the morning bake is hot and taken fresh from th...
7. Chaiwalla & Co. Container Café Johor Bahru
Upcycled from a container, this café is truly one of a kind. Serving up an array of bubble tea you’ll find a favorite among the various tea and chai mixtures. The container being outdoor may not be so suitable for chilling out, with many customers preferring their drink to go. The food here is kept simple, with a few pastries and cakes on offer.
8. Amphawa Boat Noodle Downtown
All the way from Thailand, this famous boat noodle is traditionally served from boats hence it is originated from the floating market in Bangkok, named, Amphawa! There are different variants of flavour for you to pick to suit your taste; both spicy and sour broth, herb broth for those who can’t eat spicy and Tomyum broth for the daredevil. They come together with beef or chicken, shredded or in a meat ball. If red meat is not to your liking, you can opt for prawn in Tomyum Prawn Boat Noodles....
With all the cool cafes to check out, you’ll be wanting to spend as much time in this area, café hopping. Getting here shouldn’t have to be another daunting task, as we’ve the solution to fit your travel needs. Travel to Johor and onwards to Jalan Tan Hiok Nee & Jalan Dhoby in ultimate comfort and convenience with your group by SGMYTAXI. An afforda...
In this post, I am taking you on a walking heritage tour of the old hawkers of old town Johor Bahru, mainly along Jalan Tan Hiok Nee and also the surrounding streets as well. For this heritage trail on foot we start at 10:00am and end at about 2:00pm.
Aug 20, 2019 · Do you only visit Tan Hiok Nee Heritage Street for its popular ice cream and toast? Actually, this place has a lot more to offer! Check out these amazing restaurants we’ve rounded up that you’ll surely enjoy when in the old street!
Tan Yeok Nee (陈毓宜), also known as Tan Hiok Nee (陈旭年), was a successful entrepreneur from Chaozhou (潮州) in Guangdong Province. He began his life in Singapore as a textile peddler before venturing into pepper and gambier businesses and, later, opium and spirit farms.
