Jurong Fishery Port - Fishery Port Rd

Amazing place to visit. Very friendly fishmongers. Most of them speak English to my surprise. You will need a pass to visit during the covid period (your company will need to help you apply for this) and bring your ic/ passport. And yes they do sell to consumers if you have insomnia. Really good bargains and really fresh seafood

Singapore's very own Tsukiji market. Public access starts at 1230am. Fresh seafood can be brought here.

Opens at 12 for public. Usually crowded on friday and saturday. Need to get a pass by swapping ic to enter in. Good varity of fishes, prawns and crabs available at reasonable price. Having a party at home then better get here to buy.

For public,entry starts at 1130pm. Bring along IC and for kids, their Student card. Parking inside is reasonably charged. Wear non-slip shoes as its wet and slippery. Many varieties of Fishes, though can also find prawns and sting rays. So much cheaper than wet markets and super markets!! Worth a visit to buy n store in Freezer!! Also something different from the usual places we go to, educational for kids too.

Very cheap and fresh seafood to be purchased here. Many choices, many “vendors” and very helpful assistants. Asked them if they can help me to clean and cut the fish, they helped me for free. They even give discount for buying in bulk. Have to change your NRIC or passport for a pass because you’re entering a port. But process was simple. Would recommend to come here to buy seafood. Best prime time to visit is 1am-3am because this is when the freshest seafood comes.

While many of you may have already heard of Lian Huat Seafood at the fish market in Jurong Fishery Port, this is our first time buying seafood from them. They have FB live sales, starting from ~ 10pm, and u can order your seafood from them via messenger. Their live sales is quite entertaining, and they have many regular customers. We ordered their seafood combo at $128, and gosh, we just had a pack of steamed prawns (LQX) for our snacks ?....u do not need any flavouring or spice, absolutely fresh, awesomely sweet!

It is opened to the public... Fish merchants start their operations at 12am. Many Fishing vessels will call to port at about 2am to 4am. That is the most busy time for the merchants. Some pointers before you head to Jurong Fishery port. 1. Bring along IC or Passport (The pass office will not accept drivers license) 2. Bring an ice-box or a bucket.. This is to ensure that liquid from the seafood do not wet the cabin or boot of your vehicle. 3. Footwear - best if you can wear waterproof rubber boots. (Like the ones Phua Chu Kang dons). If not, put on an old pair of shoes or slippers. Bring an extra pair of footwear so that you can change into before getting into your vehicle. There is a public toilet with a facility to let you rinse your feet. 4. Purchase of seafood, try go with a minimal purchase of 1 kilogram. Most fish merchants have ice and they are willing to put ice to the bag of seafood that you had purchased. Should you feel that ice is not enough, you can purchase it from the ice vendor located just below AVA's port operation office. They usually charge about $1 to fill up your icebox of seafood. 5. When buying fish, do not expect them to descale or clean for you. You will have to do it yourself. 6. The following seafood are not always available. Mud Crab, Rock Lobsters (the type without claws), flower crab, Lala (clams), Venus clams, Batang, thread fins (五渔- aka: ngoh - hir). Happy Exploring... Feel free to PM me if you have any questions.

Jurong Fishery Port is Singapore's Biggest Fishery Port, and the other will be Senoko Fishery Port which is located around Sembawang area. They're many varieties of Fishes & Seafood. Great place to visit and buy all sort of sea food.. fresh and cheap .. If you are going to buy fishes or seafood, go before 3am. 1am is the most active timing of the Market where all Fishes and Seafood stock are just laid out, many varieties to choose from. I have shared more photos for a quick view.