[2025 Singapore Restaurant] Travel Guide for Maxwell Food Centre (Updated Jun)

#TravelPlan 🩵 Singapore in a non-urgent way, not focusing on collecting everything In case you want to have more, collect only important spots that are worth going to And the highlights that are suitable, focus on not spending more money 🤣 Except for some activities that may cost a little bit ❤️ Travel and transportation methods; Use Google Map 99% And use Travel card mainly And exchange a little cash, not a lot, around 70:30 Focuses on using buses, trains and walking mostly 💚 Our 3-day attractions are 💛 DAY 1 - Changi Airport, stop at the waterfall - Marina Barrage, Marina Dam (the first place to visit) - Supertree Grove, watch the free light show **Recommended to come before the time - Spectra a light water show **Also free - Helix Bridge, Iron Bridge, Blood Vessels 💛 DAY 2 - Tunnel gate fort canning, tree tunnel **Recommended to come early or before dark - Merlion, the lion that sprays water, which everyone must come to, or else you won't come - Mirrors Ball sculpture, the silver ball that must be collected **Not far from Merlion, not many people have come here, not repeated - Maxwell food center **Can stop by to eat, not a famous restaurant, more delicious - Universal Studio Singapore **Take a picture of the globe, not in - S.E.A. aquarium, this is the place I want to eat **We got a 1-get-1 promotion - China town & Budda tooth relic temple Stop by Chinatown and the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple - Satay street For dinner, stop by Satay street, but don't eat satay 💛 DAY 3 - Fountain of wealth - Old hill street police station Take a picture with the police colored building - Marina one, a tall building with a view - Changi Airport Leave time before going back to shop About 3-4 hours before walking to the gate 🖤 Precautions - Late at night, if you choose a hotel in Geylang like us Be extra careful. If a woman goes alone, it is not recommended. Stay in this area - Singapore's weather is like the south of Thailand, both hot and very hot 🤣 Phorm, bring a fan, it would be great - Drinking water, plain water, is quite expensive But even if we bring a bottle, we can refill tap water to drink for free The hotel usually provides free tap water, but we are not comfortable with it Or even in public, it is hard to find So, be prepared to buy plain water #Singapore #SingaporeTravel #DatePlace #NewYearNewTrip

#บินเที่ยวกับtrip Travel Dlux มาทานข้าวมันไก่ที่ร้าน เทียนเทียน (Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice) ร้านอยู่ใน Maxwell Food Centre หาง่ายมาก จาก Maxwell MRT มาช่วงกลางวัน คนค่อนข้างเยอะ ถ้ามาทานข้าวมันไก่ที่มีชื่อเสียงโด่งดัง ต้องมาต่อคิว โชคดีที่รอไม่นานมาก ก็ได้ทาน ข้าวมันไก่ของที่นี่มีรสชาติที่อร่อยและเป็นเอกลักษณ์ มีการปรุงรสไก่ที่นุ่มและมีน้ำราด ฉ่ำๆ พร้อมข้าวมันที่หอมมัน และน้ำจิ้มสูตรเฉพาะที่เข้ากันได้ดี เราสั่งมาครึ่งตัว ราคา 17 SGD ข้าวมันอีก 2 จาน 2SGD ทานกันได้อิ่มมาก รสชาติดีเยี่ยม ใครมาย่านนี้ ห้ามพลาดเลย 📍Maxwell Food Centre Maxwell Road Singapore #Singapore #VisitSingapore #ChinatownSingapore #tdsgwow #Dluxyourday #TravelDlux

#mysgmemories Can lah! Let’s go makan! This is one of the must visit hawker center in Chinatown and it is the Maxwell market. When I was much younger, I remembered the hawkers here were washing their dishes in the center of the market. Nowadays this washing area have been relocated and using machinery to assist in washing and drying. There are many stores here with long queues and you can also find those Michelin recommend dishes too. The prices are reasonable, and it is not really expensive but you have to eat in an open-air space. The hawker culture in Singapore is really good and there are too many hawker centers to go.

Maxwell Food Center, located next to Chinatown, is comparable to the old Pasa Food Center in the city center, and it feels more authentic because you can see more locals and local food shops. There are also more than 40 delicatessens, the most well-known of which is Tiantian Hainan Chicken. The smoothness of the chicken is something you won’t find in other Hainanese chicken restaurants. We also recommend freshly squeezed sugarcane juice, which can relieve summer heat and eliminate all summer heat. In the end, I ordered Bak Kut Teh noodles and yellow clams, which were also good. But there is still no air conditioning, but the ventilation feels better than that of the old Daba brake. #OverseasTravel #foodie #SingaporeTravel

🥗 Located in the Maxwell Food Centre, this is a popular restaurant. A famous restaurant that anyone visiting Singapore must not miss. 🔥🔥 We came at 10 am, so there weren't many people. 🔻The restaurant has 2 rooms, A and B. Line up to order food, pay at A and wait for the receipt. And wait to receive food at B. 🐥The price of chicken rice starts at 4 sgd per plate. You can also order chicken by the plate. The chicken is very tender. You can order an extra egg. 🍛And you have to buy the soup yourself. 🍢There is a sour and salty dipping sauce. And this is the chicken rice sauce. It is also salty. For us, it is much more delicious in Thailand. 🤣 🥬Another menu is Cantonese oyster sauce with fried shallots. The taste is average. It is not as well-rounded as in Thailand. 😅 📍Tian Tain Chicken Rice is located in the Maxwell Food Centre. Walk across from the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple. Then walk to the right at the traffic light intersection, Maxwell will be on the left, not hard to find. ⏰Open 08.30-17.30 Come and try our famous and famous restaurants🧡✨ #Singapore's best restaurants #Singaporean chicken rice #Singaporean food

Address: Opposite to the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, Singapore Atmosphere/Facilities: Open dining environment Features: You can taste the local delicacies with high CP value Price per person: Rating: Located in a well-known food center near Chinatown, there are many multicultural snack shops, delicious food, solid ingredients, and affordable prices. Tiantian Hainanese Chicken Rice is particularly popular among consumers. It is common to see long queues of customers just to taste the tender and delicious white-cut chicken/roasted chicken rice that is unforgettable

the most popular and famous chicken rice in Singapore is Tian Tian chicken rice that located at Maxwell food center near Tanjong pagar road. so easy to find the food center. Tian Tian chicken rice always has a lot of customers but the queue is not long. just use 4-5 mins to get the food. The chicken rice taste really good. The restaurant has chicken rice 3 sizes which is S M and L the price is 5/6/7 dollar. I really like it. The rice so delicious and the chicken is really really really good. if you have plan to come to Singapore, you should come here to Maxwell food center. and then you should order Chicken rice from Tian Tian Chicken rice!!! I think the food is 8/10. so delicious and not too expensive #passionpassport

#moreinsg At Maxwell Food Centre, I’m constantly spoilt for choice as there are just too many stalls selling delectable local delights. Even with snaking queues in front of several stalls, we still hop on the bandwagon cos’ the delicious food is worth the wait! This time, we chose to have: 1) Batang fish porridge (at $4.50 a bowl, it was great value for money especially when the fish slices were very fresh!) 2) Ondeh ondeh & tapioca cake (entirely handmade and usually sell out by 1pm!) 3) Fried white carrot cake (it’s hard to discover really tasty ones but this one was particularly fragrant!) 😋😋😋😋

Address - Maxwell Food Centre, 1 Kadayanallur Street, Singapore 069184 Maxwell Food Centre is well-known among the Singaporean locals to be a heritage haven for tasting delicious, affordable, authentic Singaporean dishes! You can choose from chicken rice, curry, rojak and so much more. These are traditional local dishes that have been passed down for generations from our forefather immigrants, and are celebrated right here at this establishment. Even foreign tourists who want a taste of Singapore’s culture know about the place and come to visit! My overall rating of the experience: 4 out of 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #exploresgtogether #momentssg #tripmoments #localhistory #foodcourt #chinesecuisine #malaycuisine #indiancuisine #singapore

Singapore Food - Maxwell Food Centre Address: 1 Kadayanallur St, Singapore 069184 Atmosphere/Facilities: Food court, a bit hot without air conditioning Features: You can eat exotic cuisine from different countries here. This place was converted from a wet market. The consumption method is like the food court in a department store. A whole row of gourmet restaurants, order and pay by yourself. Price per person: 3-20 SGD Rating: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 #Travel inspiration #Travel tips #Travel cool experience #Family outing #Food exploration #Good places for parents and children #High CP value restaurants #Where to go in summer #Summer food guide

When you are in Singapore, Hainanese Chicken Rice is a must!!!! and one of the best places to try it is at Ah Tai Hainanese Chicken Rice, located at the famous “”Maxwell Food Centre”” I ordered the medium chicken rice for just 💰SGD $6, and it was absolutely worth it: ✔️ The chicken was incredibly juicy and tender, without that overly strong “chickeny” smell you sometimes get. ✔️ The rice was aromatic, perfectly cooked with savory chicken broth. ✔️ Comes with a rich soy-based sauce, spicy chili, and ginger garlic dip—each bite was bursting with flavor! This is comfort food at its finest, and truly something you can only experience in Singapore. The food court was lively, full of locals and tourists😋😋 ⏳ Pro tip: It gets busy, so come early or be prepared to queue—but trust me, it’s worth the wait!#singaporefood #chickenrice #hawkerfood 📍Address: 1 Kadayanallur St, #01-07 Maxwell Food Centre, Singapore 069184

✅ Legendary Hainanese Chicken Rice "Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice" at Maxwell Food Centre. The chicken is tender, the rice is fragrant, and the sauce is so delicious that you have to ask for more! If you come to Singapore, you really shouldn't miss this restaurant. 🐔🍚 ✅ Light breakfast at Ya Kun Kaya Toast on Orchard Road I tried a set of bread + soft-boiled eggs + fragrant iced tea. It was so filling that I had to come back again on the last day of the trip. 🥚☕🍞 ✅ Take chic photos at Fort Canning Park The view is beautiful and shady, perfect for photography lovers! A must-see is the spiral staircase covered with trees. This corner is the iconic spot here. 🌳📷 ✅ The country's landmark "Merlion Park" Come take a photo with the water-spouting lions next to the Marina Bay Sands building. Check in to know that you've really arrived in Singapore. 🦁🌊🏙 🇸🇬 Singapore is a small country but full of charm. It's easy to travel and the food is delicious. #SingaporeTravel #SingaporeReview

#singaporeguide Hungry in Singapore? Skip the fancy spots—head straight to the streets and hawker centres! It's where the real magic happens. ✨ 📍 Top Spots: Maxwell Food Centre, Lau Pa Sat, Chinatown Complex, Old Airport Road 🛒🍽️ 💰 Price: Most dishes are just $3–$7 USD 💵👌 ⭐ Must-Try Dishes ⭐ 🍜 Laksa – Spicy coconut noodle soup with shrimp & fishcake 🌶️🥥 🐓 Hainanese Chicken Rice – Singapore’s national pride! Tender chicken + fragrant rice 🍚 🥡 Char Kway Teow – Wok-fried noodles with egg, Chinese sausage & seafood 🍢 Satay – Grilled skewers with spicy peanut sauce 😋 🥟 Popiah – Soft spring rolls with turnip, veggies & sauces 🌯 🥭 Chendol – Icy dessert with coconut milk, jelly & palm sugar 🍧 🧑🍳 Vibe: Bustling, friendly, full of amazing smells & sizzling sounds 🎶🍳 ✅ Perfect For: Foodies, budget travelers, and flavor hunters 👣🍴 📸 Pro Tip: Go in the evening when hawker stalls are busiest—that’s when you know it’s good! 📷🌆 Singapore street food = affordable, delicious, and unforgettable. Every bite tells a story. 🍲❤️ #street #food #singapore #localfood #travel #beachlife #couplestrip #staycation #naturalwonders #thingstodo #seascapes #familytravel #resorts #myitinerary #citydaytours #afternoonteatime #buffets

The local beer shop here has very good prices. The food from other countries is also delicious. The sugarcane juice with lime is also delicious.

#springitinerary The traditional way: Turkish grilled meat served with pita bread and fresh salad. I’m obsessed with their handmade bread — crispy outside, chewy inside, just perfect! I really hope Singapore’s hawker centres will keep embracing diverse cuisines from around the world, making our food scene even more vibrant and exciting. Maxwell Food Centre 1 Kadayanallur St, Singapore 069184 #Singapore #myitinerary

Singapore Review: This trip is all about eating, sightseeing, walking, sweating but feeling good 🇲🇨 Hello everyone! Here we go! Our Singapore trip review, which is all about eating, no mountain climbing, no boating, just walking around, taking beautiful photos, and eating a lot at every meal! Let me tell you, this trip is not about losing weight. I'll accept that my shirt is too tight! We went for 4 days and 3 nights, just chilling with one female friend. Our plan was not tight, but our clear stance was "Eat every meal, don't go hungry". ⸻ Day 1: Arrived in Singapore! Ready to eat from the first second When we got off the plane at Changi Airport, we were like, "Wow! What airport has so many cafes and shopping malls?" We stopped by to buy some snacks before taking the MRT into town to check in at our hotel. We stayed near Bugis because it's easy to get to, there's a lot of food, and there are both street food and cafes. After packing up, we headed straight to Maxwell Food Centre to eat the legendary Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice. The chicken was so tender. The rice was full of the aroma of chicken. When you pour the sauce on it, it melts in your mouth. I can only say that it was “true to its reputation”. And don’t forget to order some soup to go with it. It goes together so well. After we were full, we sat around Chinatown, looked at things, and took pictures of the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple. It was beautiful in an ancient Chinese style. It felt so good. Before going back to the hotel, we stopped by HEYTEA to buy another drink to fill our bellies. Their milk tea was strong, fragrant, and refreshing, perfect for those with a sweet tooth. ⸻ Day 2: Artistic Cafe – Street Hawker Woke up to chill. Today, we planned to go to Tiong Bahru, a neighborhood with many cafes. And it was a little artsy. We started with Tiong Bahru Bakery. The croissants were crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. They were very buttery. Eating them with a hot latte was a great way to start the day. We walked a little further. There are old bookstores, handmade shops, postcard shops. So cute on every corner. Take a leisurely stroll without rushing. Today we went to Lau Pa Sat, a hawker in the city center that is famous for Satay Street. From Indian food, noodles to bak kut teh, they have it all. We ordered a mixed satay of pork, beef, and chicken. The smell of grilling hit our noses. The peanut sauce was thick. Delicious food that you can eat and dance to In the evening, go to Marina Bay Sands to take pictures with the view of buildings, boats, and lights like a first-time visitor (yes, we were excited). End the day by watching a free light and sound show at Gardens by the Bay. At Super Tree Grove, the lights are so beautiful. Listening to music makes you feel like you're in a sci-fi movie. ⸻ Day 3: Orchard – Haji Lane – Lots of food Today, we planned to go to Orchard Road, walk around cool malls like ION, Paragon, Takashimaya, not to shop much, but the air conditioning is cool and the photos are beautiful. Then, we stopped to eat Xiao Long Bao at Din Tai Fung, round balls with oozing soup. It was so good. In the afternoon, we moved to Haji Lane, which is a paradise for photographers. There are trendy clothing stores, small cafes, perfume shops, and craft shops. The graffiti walls are dazzling. We walked around taking pictures until our shutters almost burned out. Tonight, I wanted something spicy, so I went to Old Airport Road Food Centre again. I had Char Kway Teow (Singaporean-style stir-fried noodles) and Oyster Omelette (oyster omelette). There were a lot of oysters, crispy outside, soft inside, and the sauce was amazing. I have to say that I was so full that I had to sit down and rest. ⸻ Day 4: Light breakfast before flying back On the last day, we woke up early to walk around Little India to buy souvenirs. Then we had Kaya Toast with soft-boiled eggs sprinkled with soy sauce. It was simple and delicious. But very classic. Another cup of strong roasted coffee was the end of it. Before going back to Changi Airport, we had time to stop by Jewel for some light shopping. We took a picture with the waterfall in the building (Rain Vortex) and went to the airport in a good mood, carrying souvenirs, snacks, and a full bag of happiness. ⸻ In summary, as my friends told me Singapore may be a small country, but it's very complete. There are many places to visit, places to take pictures, cafes, and most importantly... delicious food at every meal! If you like to travel easily, safely, and not have to go through much, but eat well and take lots of pictures We support Singapore wholeheartedly Small Tips •MRT is your best friend, use it often, save money, easy to walk •Prepare good shoes because there is a lot of walking (like a lot) •Don't be afraid of hawker food because it's good! •Bring some cash because some small shops don't accept cards ⸻ If you are hesitating whether to go or not, let me tell you, go! Singapore is not as expensive as you think (unless you accidentally shop a lot like us). When you come back, you will know that "Just the food is worth it, my friend!" #Eat until you drop in Singapore #Chillers must come #Food is God #Travel abroad #Singapore #Singapore is worth visiting #Travel abroad by yourself

Celebrating Lady Gaga’s return to Singapore, various famous events and places put on Gaga-themed events, some throughout the week and even month! Some Gaga-themed specialties that we spotted: 📍Marina Bay Sands SPECTRA light and water show showcasing Lady Gaga’s biggest hits at 20:30 and 21:30, ends 24th May Architectural light up for MAYHEM, ends 24th May A Taste of Fame, ends 31st May 📍Lau Pa Sat Hawker Centre “Paws Up”! Snap and win vouchers, ends 31st May The centre was playing non-stop Lady Gaga when we visited. Stalls within the hawker centre had various Gaga themed drinks and food 📍Maxwell Food Centre Stalls within Maxwell had some Gaga themed drinks, shown in picture are Little Monster coconuts! What a fun way to celebrate Mother Monster’s amazing return to Singapore! #travel #singapore #asia

#springitinerary Just overlooking the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and sitting beside the Maxwell Thompson East coast line station is the Maxwell Food Center. This hawker center provides a lot of rich and bold flavors which are mostly chinese cuisine. If you are craving for chicken rice and dimsum, this is the place. I ordered Shanghai Xiao Long Bao here since i missed it very much and had Sugar cane beverage to cool down and refresh myself after exploring Chinatown. #visitsingapore #maxwellfoodcentre

📅 Itinerary Day1: china town Day2: takashimaya Day3: bugus 🏨 Accommodation ST Signature Tanjong Pagar 🍴 Food Recommendations Maxwell food center 📌 Tips

Hainanese chicken rice is one of Singapore's specialty dishes! And the most famous of them all is Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice. Located in Maxwell Food Centre, it is known as a "legendary food stall" where locals, tourists, and even celebrities line up. ⸻ 📍Location Maxwell Food Centre 1 Kadayanallur St, Singapore 069184 Nearest station: MRT "Tanjong Pagar", about 5 minutes walk 🕰️Opening hours Every day: 10:00-20:00 / Closed on Mondays ※Long queues especially at lunchtime! The best time to go is around 11am or after 2pm ⸻ 🍽️Reasons for popularity ・The moist and tender chicken and the fragrant rice that has absorbed the chicken's flavor are exquisite ・The special ginger and chili sauce is an exquisite accent! ・It has been selected as a Michelin Bib Gourmand ・A famous restaurant that has been praised by Anthony Bourdain and Gordon Ramsay ⸻ 💸Price (reference) ・Chicken rice (Small size)...From about 5 Singapore dollars ・Sets with vegetables and soup are also available◎ ⸻ 🌟This is what makes it so appealing! ・A level of perfection that you wouldn't expect from "street food" ・A dish with the best value for money that you can enjoy both the taste and the history ・A gourmet experience that makes you think "If you come to Singapore, go here first!" #Let's go to Asia #Singapore

#TravelEco Memories of Chinatown Amidst the hustle and bustle of Maxwell Food Centre, which has been open since 1928, Heng Heng Hainanese Chicken Rice has impressively retained its traditional charm. When you try the chicken rice here, you will notice the tenderness of the chicken, which is cooked just right. The thin skin almost melts in your mouth. The clear soup that comes with it has a well-rounded taste and the aroma of real chicken without relying on MSG. The chicken rice here may not be as fragrant and oily as some other shops, but it has a unique taste. It is served with chili sauce and ginger sauce that perfectly enhance the taste. Although Heng Heng may not be as famous as other chicken rice shops in the same area, the simplicity and attention to detail of the owner who still cooks the food himself every day are what make this shop unique. ⸻ If you are looking for a chicken rice shop with traditional tastes and a warm atmosphere in Singapore, Heng Heng Hainanese Chicken Rice is one of the options you should not miss. #Singapore #SingaporeDeliciousRestaurant #SingaporeRestaurants

#RegisterMayHotelTestSleeper2025 Maxwell Food Centre is one of the most famous street food markets in Singapore. I particularly like the Hainanese chicken rice and satay skewers here. There are many stalls, rich selection and reasonable prices. The atmosphere is lively with a constant flow of locals and tourists. Sitting next to the stall and feeling the aroma of hot food will whet your appetite. This is a must-visit place to experience Singapore’s authentic food culture.

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🏖️Atmosphere: The interesting Chinatown in Singapore, with Nanyang-style buildings🏘️ and Chinese-style elements, makes the Singapore-style Chinatown more distinctive 💞Recommendation reason: The Maxwell Delicious Food Centre next to it offers a wide range of choices, whether it’s savoury food before meals or desserts after meals! I'm afraid that people with indecisiveness will have an attack on the spot😱 🏖️Facilities: You may want to visit the herbal medicine 🌿/Chinese medicine stores around Chinatown to increase your Fu☝️

💞Reason for recommendation: Recommend Michelin's lo mein, pizza and fresh clams! Crushed peanuts go well with fried dough sticks and some unknown vegetables🥬very refreshing! You should also try the burrito, which is filled with a lot of bean sprouts to add a crispy texture, a bit like a runniang! 💰Average consumption: 7-8 SGD 💞Recommendation reason: You must also try the berry smoothie. Remember to stir the syrup at the bottom because it is really thick! 💰Average consumption: 2-5 SGD depending on the luxury you order

It was a short but fun trip. We booked our hotel in #IbisPearlHotel. The hotel is quite small but it was decent, clean and near the MRT station. I also liked the orange juice vending machine, #ijooz, in the hotel lobby. Very delicious, convenient and refreshing! :) We have been to#sentosaisland and we were really amused by the attactions in #universalstudiosingapore. And oh! We also tried the #skylineluge which was super fun! On the succeeding days, we have explored and bought souvenirs in #chinatownsingapore, #mustafacentre and #bugis. We also tried the #rivercruise in #clarkequay. Over all, we enjoyed our first Singapore trip and we will come back again in the future, for sure!

🏖️ Must-Visit The S.E.A. Aquarium is a great choice for a rainy day. You can buy tickets online or at the entrance. And don’t forget to check the schedule for the scuba diving show—it’s definitely worth catching! And you can VivoCity to have some food ! You can visit Marina One to check out a huge luxury department store. It’s a great place to explore high-end brands and enjoy a stylish shopping experience. 🚇 Transportation On a rainy day, the MRT is the most convenient and affordable option. If you're a tourist, you can easily use your credit card to pay for the trip, making it hassle-free and practical. 📷 Photo Spots I took photos of the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple on a rainy day from the walkway, and it wasn’t too bad. Though I didn’t go inside, standing in front of the temple and capturing it in the rain gave off a completely different mood. The rain added a calm and serene atmosphere that made the scene feel even more peaceful. 🍜 Local Cuisine I visited the Maxwell Food Centre in Singapore. There is a walkway from the station to the food court, making it an easy and convenient trip 🏠 Accommodation V Hotel Lavender :This hotel is conveniently close to the MRT, so no worries if it's raining—you definitely won’t get wet!" 💡 Tips Be flexible! Don’t forget to bring your own raincoat or umbrella, and a plastic bag to cover your shoes. It’ll help you stay comfortable and dry while exploring, no matter the weather .#travel #singspore

This trip to eat 1. Song Fa Bak Kut Teh Singapore's Bak Kut Teh is pepper-flavored. Those who like it will definitely love it. 2. Tiantian Hainanese Chicken Rice The chicken is not dry and tender. It is worth eating. 3. Laoban Tofu Pudding The tofu pudding is very fragrant. I personally think it has a carbon aroma 👍🏻👍🏻 Attractions 1. Golden Sands Hotel You can also go to the casino. 2. Merlion Essential photo tours 3. Jewel Changi Skypark You can walk over and have a look right after you get off the plane. It's also very convenient for eating. 4. Universal Studios A place loved by adults and children