Food News

This Aviation-Themed Cafe Lets You Eat In A Hangar Overlooking Seletar Airport

Hangar66 Cafe is located in an aircraft hangar in Seletar

While most themed cafes require special decor to create immersion, Hangar66, a cafe near Seletar Airport, takes it a step further.

The aviation-themed spot is literally integrated into a hangar, which means you can dine next to jets, helicopters, and other aircraft.

But it’s not just the hangar—the cafe overlooks Seletar Airport, which means you can take in sights of aircraft taking off as you enjoy a meal.

If you’d like a more intimate experience, you can have your meal at the Aviators’ Lounge, located two storeys above Hangar66. To dine there, you have to pay $10 or spend a minimum of $40 for your meal—that’s not a negligible amount, but you’ll be rewarded with sweeping views of Seletar Airport.

Hangar66 serves fairly standard Western fare, though its large menu means there’s something for everyone. For those with a large appetite, there’s the Jumbo Chicken Schnitzel ($16.66++), which gets you a massive slab of breaded fried chicken along with some salad on the side.

For burgers, there’s the Premium Wagyu Beef Burger ($24.66++), All-American Beef Burger ($18.66++), and Xia Burger ($19.66++). However, note that these won’t impress burger connoisseurs—the burger we tried had a rather rubbery beef patty, and a cheese that wasn’t melted.

Other mains here include pasta dishes such as Mushroom Aglio Olio ($13.66++), Ultimate Mac and Cheese ($16.66++) and more.

If you’re just looking for sides, the likes of Hangar66 Signature Wings ($9.66++) and Truffle Parmesan Fries ($10.66++) get the job done. Pair those with drinks such as Pilot’s Blue ($7.66++) and Crimson Sky ($7.66++), which are colourful mocktails with aviation themes.

For a Mediterranean rooftop cafe and bakery in Maxwell, read our Alani review. For an under-the-radar cafe in Bras Basah with “dirty” coffee, read our Narrative Coffee Stand review.

Address: 66 Seletar Aerospace View, Level 1 WOA Aviation Hangar, Singapore 797509
Opening hours: Wed-Sun 11:30am to 10pm
Tel: 8711 8677
Website
Hangar66 Cafe is not halal-certified.

Photos taken by Heather Ng.
This is a media tasting at Hangar66 Cafe.

Enze Kay

Enze is a Singapore-based food writer. He enjoys noodle dishes from around the world, but local classics such as bak chor mee, wonton mee, and hokkien mee hold a special place in his heart.

Michelin-Approved Tian Tian Opens Restaurant At Jewel—Here’s What We Tried

Fans of Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice can now get their fix at Jewel Changi…

12th August 2026

Beloved Gelato Brand Tom’s Palette To Close In Oct After 21 Years Of Operations

Tom's Palette, a popular homegrown gelato cafe with outlets in Bugis and Kovan, is closing…

12th August 2026

Japan-Famous Bakery Chain From NYC Opens Restaurant At Mandarin Gallery

PSA to all bread lovers: THE CITY BAKERY, a bakery brand with roots in New…

12th August 2026

Keng Eng Kee Review: Famous Zi Char Restaurant With Coffee Pork Ribs And Moonlight Hor Fun

Keng Eng Kee Seafood has an outlet in SAFRA Tampines! The famous zi char restaurant…

12th August 2026

Tong Heng Review: 91-Year-Old Bakery In Chinatown With Orh Nee Egg Tart And More

Tong Heng Traditional Cantonese Pastries, founded in 1935, is one of Singapore's oldest Chinese bakeries.…

12th August 2026

Tiong Hoe Specialty Coffee Review: Homegrown Cafe With Roots Dating Back To 1963

Tiong Hoe Specialty Coffee is a popular homegrown cafe with 11 outlets across Singapore. Their…

11th August 2026