Junkie's Corner - 2 Turf Club Rd

Becareful when parking the car at the narrow lane. The left shop owner is quite impolite when spot visitor take photos in his shop. The center shop has many old junk include furniture. The middle age shop owner is quite friendly but may not always in the shop.

It is a wonderland. Every piece is waiting for the right person to bring them home. Suggest to go in the morning. U might want to carry a torch light to dig even deeper treasures. Do not expect good inventory. Not u choose them. But they choose u.

they have lot of good collections, but overpriced and not maintained properly. Recently bought a wooden statue, within few days could see the woodworm infestations in many parts. please be very careful with the purchase.

Interesting place , a real junk yard. Some items (in some shops) are well kept and maintained

The visit felt like a local learning journey. full of furniture from the yesteryears. Variety not so much as compared to antique places overseas but definitely a gem in Singapore. Worth a visit, esp with younger generation to show them what Singapore used to be.

Fascinating place to wander around for an HR or two . Great if your looking for something antique/ vintage and unique to take home to your home country. Staff were friendly and happily negotiated prices . We bought a number of items and will return when next in Singapore.

A very unique place in Singapore that is located in the middle of nowhere. The items, unfortunately, were not well curated nor clearly displayed making it difficult for customers to browse and find something worthy to buy. There was also a lack of diversity as most of the stuff were wooden furniture.

Depending on your affinity for vintage curios/furniture, you will either love or loathe this stretch of warehouse-retail spaces. Corridors are narrow, the air can get rather stuffy and dusty, but it's vintage items galore! Your eyes will be taxed to the limit as you try to make out the countless items bursting into your field of vision. Of course, if one is a bit overwhelmed, one can always step outside to breathe in the fresh air, enjoy the relaxing greenery, and perhaps attempt to interact with the boisterous roosters and fowls hanging outside. There are some very nice vintage/antique furniture here, but you must be able to pick them out from the jumble of other objects they are stacked with/under/over/behind. Some of the furniture may even be very valuable rare types. But like I said, one must have patience, fortitude and a sharp eye to pick them out. Come visit this stretch, and you may be surprised at what you find (or irritated, at having travelled a long way to see mountain-loads of 'junk').