Suggestions for Food Court near Orchard Road, Singapore

Josie C. • April 20, 2012Best food court in the area!

John A. • December 21, 2016Like this food court a number of quick eat options.

Cheen T. • April 26, 2022Hot Japanese food. Hidden gem all the way inside this food court. Offering good value & options (plus dedicated seating!). Set meals start from $5. Pro tip: buy sushi from Isetan to complement meal

Ricky L. • March 29, 2013Tom yum soup is good. Pad Thai is good. Portion generous. All this at food court price ~

Cheen T. • August 26, 2016Food: chicken rice, bak chor mee (minced pork noodles), rice porridge, zichar, halal western food, mixed vegetables rice (rice with choice of sides), Pinoy food, fruits, prata, Indian Muslim dishes

june j. • March 3, 2015I like them all, the food court, the food stalls and Japanese corners. More impressed with the supermarket, love it.

Shermin S. • September 7, 2010Scotts' beef noodles is back! Though pricey, try the one at AMK Hub's food court (level4). Exactly the same! :)

Eriec Santos • November 9, 2012Clean and cozy food court :) Enjoyed it, especially their '排骨刀削面' :D

Kerk C. • June 24, 2010Love the hokkien Mee at the food court!

Martin B. • May 18, 2012Cleanest, biggest and funkiest food court I found so far.

Jaber M. • September 14, 2010The Famous Japanese Department Store. I spent 3 days in Singapore, I did not enjoy a shopping center as I enjoyed Takashimaya. Don't forget to visit the great food court at the basement and watch the

Stephen B. • August 26, 2011Love the lei cha

Gabriel S. • March 21, 2019The pork cutlet curry rice is pretty good. Tasty tender cutlet, tasty curry.

Michelle • January 11, 2013I like the warm ambience.

Cheen T. • February 13, 2024Char kway teow (fried flat rice noodles). Penang Hawker Place offers this favourite. Small plate ($6) fried with 2 mid-sized prawns. Generous with ‘taugeh’ (bean sprouts). Light “wok hei” (smokiness)

Cheen T. • June 7, 2024Small foodcourt at the basement level, with stairs leading into Orchard Road. Popular among workers in the area for their affordable meals, like economy rice (caifan) & wantan mee

Sozein • November 21, 2012For me, the palabok here tastes better than Happy-V but I love both places anyway. ☺ If you also want something other than pasta, this is the better place to go to. They have 'kakanin' too.

Mark C. • February 5, 2012Nice Halal chicken rice. Cheap price for town.

Cheen T. • January 9, 2024Nasi Lemak ($8.80) from Kampung Nasi Lemak Kukus. Steamed rice could be less wet. Sambal chilli was spicy. The hero was the fried chicken: crispy & well marinated

Elena L. • October 26, 2013The mixed beef soup is amazing! Price is also friendly!

Karen T. • May 5, 2011ice lemon tea not bad.. :) though it's my all time favorite.. Hehe..