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Jewel Changi Food Guide: 40 Best Spots For Truffle Gyudon, Mochi Donuts and More

30th September 2026

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Jewel Changi Airport food guide

In most countries, it’s strange to hang out at the airport. But for us Singaporeans, the airport is one of the hottest spots to visit during the weekends. And with the arrival of Jewel, more folks are heading down to the far East for supper runs. From cafes to watering holes and restaurants, here is our Jewel Changi Airport food guide to curb your hunger pangs, whether you’re there to jalan jalan, or making a pitstop before your travels.

Also, be sure to check out our guide to halal food in Jewel!

1. A&W

A&W has been the talk of the town since returning. The queues are still relatively long during dinner service, but since you waited more than 10 years for their return, a short stint in line is no biggie. While they have more burger items on the menu, we recommend ordering the Golden Aroma Chicken ($3.20 per piece, $11.85 for the two-piece combo) instead.

Check out our A&W review!

Unit number: #B2-209
Opening hours: Sun-Thurs 8:30am to 12am, Fri-Sat 8:30am to 1am
Website
A&W is halal-certified.

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2. The Coach Restaurant

Image credit: The Coach Restaurant

The Coach Restaurant marks the luxury fashion brand’s latest venture into the dining scene, following The Coach Coffee Shop at Resorts World Sentosa and The Coach Bar in Chinatown. Diners can look forward to hearty wood-fire-grilled dishes, with highlights including USDA Prime cuts, priced from $40++ for a 200g Hanger Steak, and Japanese Satsuma Wagyu A5, which starts at $95++ for a 250g Striploin. You’ll also find New York diner staples here, ranging from The Chicken Bucket ($28++), which comes with five crispy chicken drumsticks served with housemade sauces, to the NY Hot Dog ($12++), featuring beef sausage on a brioche bun with relish and onion.

Read our The Coach Restaurant feature.

Unit number: #01-207
Opening hours: Daily 11:30am to 10pm
Website
The Coach Restaurant is not halal-certified.

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3. Nong Geng Ji

This one’s for Hunan cuisine fans: those departing from Singapore can now try Nong Geng Ji’s famous spicy flavours at their eighth installment at Jewel. This outlet features a variety of exclusive dishes: the Spicy Stir-Fried Pork Rice Bowl ($9.80++) offers a pungent and hearty option, while the Chili Pan Mee ($9.80++) brings a familiar classic for noodle lovers. Other exclusives include the Saurkraut Fish With Rice ($12.80++), Hunan Braised Beef Noodle ($10.80++), and Braised Pork Trotter ($4.80).

Read our Nong Geng Ji Jewel feature.

Unit number: #B2-235/236
Opening hours: Mon-Thurs 11am to 10pm, Fri-Sun 11am to 10:30pm
Website
Nong Geng Ji is not halal-certified.

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4. Kane Mochi

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Kane Mochi is famous for its daifuku, a sweet Japanese mochi filled with premium ice cream. Their mochi skin is soft yet chewy, and they are generous with their ice cream-to-mochi ratio. The store’s best-selling flavours include Matcha, Thai Iced Tea, Taro, and Cookies and Cream. That being said, we recommend trying their more unique flavours such as Banana Milk and Mocha Chips. Mix and match when you get their box of six, priced at $12.90.

Unit number: #B2-269
Opening hours: Mon-Thurs 9am to 9pm, Fri-Sun 9am to 10pm
Website
Kane Mochi is halal-certified.

5. Gwangjang Gaon

Gwangjang Gaon, headed by renowned Korean culinary professor Hyo Soon Park, is endorsed as the favourite restaurant of many Korean celebrities, including Lee Jung-jae of the iconic Netflix series, Squid Game. Meat lovers will immediately go for the GAON Galbi ($69.90++), which features premium beef short ribs boiled in herbs for over 24 hours for a tender and slightly chewy texture, and the signature Bossam ($43.90++), a beloved staple in Korean cuisine. We also loved the Deulgireum Makguksu ($21.90)—cold buckwheat noodles that come with a dash of perilla seeds and a side of fragrant perilla oil.

Read our Gwangjang Gaon review.

Unit number: #02-243
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 10pm
Website
Gwangjang Gaon is not halal-certified.

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6. Ipoh Town Kopitiam

Ipoh Town Kopitiam is a new concept from two sisters born and raised in Ipoh, Malaysia, and you’ll find lesser-seen dishes unique to Ipoh on the menu. The Premium Chicken Scallop Hor Fun ($17.90++) is zhnged up with two giant scallops, with the prawns and scallops fresh and sweet. For a richer dish, try their Ayam Berempah ($11.90++): fragrant coconut rice with a deep-fried chicken leg, served with a hard-boiled egg, peanuts, anchovies, cucumber slices, and a sweet sambal.

Read our Ipoh Town Kopitiam review.

Unit number: #B1-299
Opening hours: Mon-Thurs 8am to 9pm, Fri-Sun 8am to 10pm
Website
Ipoh Town Kopitiam is not halal-certified.

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7. Potato Corner

Hailing from the Philippines, Potato Corner doles out large tubs of freshly fried fries boasting unique flavours such as Wanky Wasabi, Creamy Truffle, Cheese, and Sour Cream and Onion. Even their smallest cup, Mega ($5.80), lets you mix two flavours! For those with a voracious appetite, get the humongous Tera Fries ($10.90) that’s big enough for three eaters, and comes with four seasonings.

Unit number: #B2-264
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 9pm
Website
Potato Corner is halal-certified.

8. 7Cafe

7-Eleven has introduced its inaugural cafe concept in Singapore, known as 7Cafe. While 7-Eleven is renowned for its ready-to-eat offerings, the addition of a food counter brings to the table a cafe-like experience with piping-hot meals. Additionally, the cafe offers hot pastries, including croissants priced at $4 each.

To satisfy your sweet tooth, 7Cafe has Cheesecake ($5.50) in multiple flavours, including Yuzu, Lychee, and Cookies & Cream. The cafe’s beverage menu has also been expanded to feature exclusive drinks for Jewel. Priced at $5.50, these options include Salted Caramel Coffee, Mocha, and Matcha Frappés.

Check out our 7Cafe feature.

Unit number: #B2-221
Opening hours: Daily 7am to 11pm
Website
7Cafe is not halal-certified.

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9. Tokyo Milk Cheese Factory & Cow Cow Kitchen

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Back in Japan, Tokyo Milk Cheese Factory & Cow Cow Kitchen’s the place to be for cheesy ice cream made with Hokkaido milk that’ll transport you to Japan. The Jewel outlet takes things up a notch with the delicious Cow Cow Sundae ($10.50), which consists of Hokkaido soft serve, a slice of milk cheesecake, and one Salt & Camembert cookie.

Unit number: #B2-265
Opening hours: Daily 10am to 9:45pm
Website
Tokyo Milk Cheese Factory & Cow Cow Kitchen is not halal-certified.

10. %Arabica

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Minimalistic Japanese coffee specialists %Arabica caused quite a stir when they opened their world’s first airport outlet in Jewel Changi, also their fourth cafe in Singapore. The airy, open-concept space offers all of %Arabica’s classic brews, made with beans sourced from around the world, including their plantation in Hawaii. First-timers should try their Spanish Latte (from $8.20), served iced or hot. This is one of %Arabica’s most famous offerings, where you get a latte laced with condensed milk—think a lighter version of Vietnamese ca phe. They also sell pastries at this outlet.

Unit number: #01-K208
Opening hours: Sun-Thurs 10am to 9pm, Fri-Sat 10am to 10pm
Website
%Arabica is not halal-certified.

11. Beauty In The Pot

Enjoy a one-of-a-kind Taiwanese hotpot experience at Beauty In The Pot in Jewel Changi. They offer six different soup bases, including their signature Beauty Collagen Broth, as well as the Spicy Nourishing Broth, both of which take over eight hours to prepare, as bones are slowly boiled to extract their collagen. Pair your soup base of choice with any of their meat platters to start, with prices starting at $42.80++. We highly recommend ordering their Assorted Paste Platter ($28.50++), which comes with a trio of house-made fish and meat pastes.

Unit number: #B2-224
Opening hours: Daily 11:30am to 3am
Website
Beauty In The Pot is not halal-certified.

12. Lady M

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Lady M is the patisserie that truly brought mille crepes into the local spotlight. At Jewel Changi, the brand has a sit-down cafe where you can enjoy any of their popular crepe cakes, all carefully layered with flavoured chantilly cream and at least 20 individual crepes. Flavours include Pistachio, Passionfruit, and Rose, with prices starting at $11.80+ a slice. Aside from the crepe cakes, Lady M also has tea and coffee on the menu.

Unit number: #02-253
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 10pm
Website
Lady M is not halal-certified.

13. BHC Chicken

You don’t have to travel to South Korea for your Korean fried chicken anymore. Jewel is home to popular South Korean fried chicken chain BHC Chicken, which fries up a wide variety of crispy and juicy chicken. Their signature Bburinkle Chicken is coated generously with a cheese, onion, and garlic seasoning. Served alongside Bburinkle Dip, a lighter and creamier version of the powdered seasoning, it comes as a set of Wings ($28.90++), Boneless ($29.90++), or even a Whole ($31.90++) chicken.

Our top pick would be the Retro (from $26.90++) for a satisfying crunch with a tinge of spiciness. They also offer an array of sides including their famous Cheese Balls (from $6.90++), Bburing Cheese Sticks ($6.90++), Red King Sotteok ($7.90++) and more.

Unit number: #B1-247
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 10pm
Website
BHC Chicken is not halal-certified.

14. Tempura-EN

Tempura-EN hails from Japan, specialising in Tsudoage-style tempura where each handcrafted piece is fried to order, and served one at a time. Most customers gravitate to the tempura sets, and the most popular of the lot is the Anago and Seafood Tempura Set ($28++), where premium seafood sees a medley of vegetable tempura. You can also get more affordable bowls of Tendon, such as the Stamina Tendon ($19++) with chicken fillet and Hokkaido pork collar tempura. Various a la carte tempura are available with most under $10++.

Read our Tempura Makino review.

Unit number: #01-223
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 10pm
Website
Tempura-EN is not halal-certified.

15. Starbucks Reserve Coffee Bar

Jewel Changi’s Starbucks Reserve Coffee Bar levels up your experience at the coffee chain by offering specialty brews, and a range of single-origin coffees that are on rotation throughout the seasons. The outlet is also the only one in Singapore where you can get your coffee from a four-tap Nitro station, which serves up brews such as Nitro Pure Matcha Latte (from $8.30) and Nitro Caramel Macchiato (from $8.50). Beyond the beverages, the spacious, double-storey cafe is also beautiful, and full of nooks to catch up with friends or get work done. Also, if you’re travelling, swing by to get some exclusive Starbucks merch!

Unit number: #02-204
Opening hours: Sun-Thurs 7:30am to 11pm, Fri 7:30am to 12am, Sat open 24 hours
Website
Starbucks Reserve Coffee Bar is not halal-certified but uses no pork or lard.

16. Elfuego By Collin’s

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For refined dining that’s ultra-value-for-money, head down to Elfuego By Collin’s for their weekday set lunches. A two-course option starts at $24.90++ and comes with your choice of appetiser, including options such as Sakoshi Bay Oyster, and your pick of main course, from Pan-Roasted Halibut Fillet to Honey Glazed Duck Breast. If you’d like to enjoy dessert too, then choose their three-course set instead, priced at $29.90++.

Unit number: #05-203
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 10pm
Website
El Fuego is halal-certified.

17. Kam’s Roast

Update: Kam’s Roast is temporarily closed till 30 October 2026 as stated on their website.

Hong Kong’s famed roast meat franchise Kam’s Roast has a restaurant in Jewel Changi that’s great for family meals. Their menu stars a wide range of siu mei, from roasted duck, chicken, and pork, served whole, in platters, or atop rice. If you’re dining with a group, go all out and splurge on the Pipa Duck (from $45.80++), which is said to be crispier than Peking duck thanks to how the bird is splayed before roasting. The Iberico Char Siu ($34.80++) is another popular pick, for meltingly tender, fatty slices of Iberico pork, sweetened with char siew sauce.

Read our Kam’s Roast review.

Unit number: #B2-200
Opening hours: TBD
Website
Kam’s Roast is not halal-certified.

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18. Queic by Olivia

You can’t call yourself a cheesecake fan if you haven’t heard of Queic by Olivia. Known for cheesecakes with a distinctive cheesy centre, you’ll be spoilt for choice with their plethora of flavours, including Chocolate Coulant, New York Cheesecake, Black Sesame, and even Matcha Strawberry. If you can’t decide, go for the cult classic Olivia’s Signature Cheesecake (from $15), crafted with blue cheese. They also have cheeseboards consisting of cheesecakes that look like literal blocks of cheese.

Read our Queic by Olivia feature.

Unit number: #01-K218
Opening hours: Daily 10am to 10pm
Website
Quiec by Olivia is not halal-certified but uses no pork or lard.

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19. Tai Er

If you love sauerkraut fish, you’ll want to pay a visit to Tai Er. The specialty restaurant is best known for their Suancai & Fish (from $29.80++), where tender white fish is slow-cooked in a piquant sauerkraut soup. Apart from the headliner, the Tai Er menu also has a number of equally tasty dishes, including Golden Flame Stir-Fried Beef ($22.80++), and Mapo Tofu (from $16.80++). Reservations are required to get a table.

Unit number: #03-208
Opening hours: Mon-Thurs 11:30am to 9pm, Fri 11:30am to 9:30pm, Sat-Sun 11am to 9:30pm
Website
Tai Er is not halal-certified.

20. PS.Cafe

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Jewel is a great mall for cafe hopping, and a notable one has got to be PS.Cafe. Offering a stunning view of the Rain Vortex, this homegrown brand offers zhnged up cafe fare—ranging from hearty mains such as the PS. Burger ($32++) to Classic Roast Chicken ($34++). If meat isn’t your thing, they also offer pastas with a local twist, such as Bak Chor & Bacon Spaghettini ($29++) and Mee Siam Cacio Spaghettini ($32++). Round off your meal with the fan favourite Sticky Date Pudding ($15++), drenched in a toffee sauce that is sure to satisfy your sweet tooth.

Unit number: #02-244/245
Opening hours: Mon-Thurs 10am to 10pm, Fri 10am to 10:30pm, Sat 9:30am to 10:30pm, Sun 9:30am to 10pm
Website
PS.Cafe is not halal-certified.

21. Tim Ho Wan

Tim Ho Wan is a fuss-free pick for a quick dim sum fix. The Hong Kong restaurant chain offers a variety of steamed and fried dim sum dishes, rice and congee mains, as well as desserts. Ordering the Signature Baked Barbecue Pork Buns ($8.90++) is a must when dining at Tim Ho Wan—these remix the usual steamed char siew buns into fluffy baked buns, complete with a crumble top that’s similar to a polo bun.

Unit number: #02-223
Opening hours: Daily 10am to 10pm

22. Song Fa Bak Kut Teh

Put Song Fa Bak Kut Teh on your radar if you’re looking for an eatery in Jewel Changi to take your tourist friends to as an introduction to Singaporean cuisine. Arguably Singapore’s largest bak kut teh chain, Song Fa serves up comforting bowls of BKT with your pork cut of choice, best enjoyed with sides such as their preserved vegetables, braised eggs, and tau pok.

Read our Song Fa Bak Kut Teh review.

Unit number: #B2-278
Opening hours: Daily 9am to 9:30pm
Website
Song Fa Bak Kut Teh is not halal-certified.

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23. Shake Shack

One of the OG Shake Shack outlets in Singapore is this Jewel Changi outlet. While this spot used to draw major queues when it was one of the few Shake Shacks on our island, the crowd has thankfully mellowed out, so you can enjoy their ShackBurger ($10.40) and more without the intense waiting time. They’ve got the outlet-exclusive Pandan Shake ($8.90) too, where vanilla custard is blended with pandan and coconut, then dressed with gula melaka crumble.

Read our Shake Shack review.

Unit number: #02-256
Opening hours: Daily 8:30am to 10:30pm
Website
Shake Shack is not halal-certified.

24. The Hainan Story Chapter Two

The Hainan Story Chapter Two is a multi-concept eatery that offers all the Hainanese dishes you know and love from the namesake eatery, as well as other local eats from brands such as Newspaper Curry Rice, 218 Hainanese Lor Mee, Ah Mai Kum Hainanese Chicken Rice Porridge Uncle Robert Western & BBQ, and Wee Nam Kee Chicken Rice. We recommend trying the Chapter 2 1980’s Hainanese Pork Cutlet coated with Potato Chips Crumbs ($19.80+) if you want a taste of old-school Western food remixed—this comes with a tender pork cutlet that is breaded in crushed potato chips and served with a sweet Hainanese BBQ sauce.

Read our The Hainan Story Jewel review.

Unit number: #B2-201/202
Opening hours: Daily 8am to 10pm
Website
The Hainan Story is not halal-certified.

25. White Restaurant

White Restaurant is the pioneer of a popular zi char dish sold in Singapore: seafood white beehoon. They’ve been serving up this dish since their early days as a humble hawker stall in 1999, and today, they’re a multi-outlet restaurant franchise with eateries around the island. White Restaurant is a great pick for a wallet-friendly fam meal, with most of their rice and noodle dishes priced under $20.

Unit number: #B1-245/246
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 9pm
Website
White Restaurant is not halal-certified.

26. Sugar Belly

You can now get matcha on tap in the East at Sugar Belly! The popular homegrown brand, best known for their mochi doughnuts sold at food festivals, has opened a kiosk at Jewel Changi. Choose from two matcha beverages on tap: Iced Matcha Latte ($6) and Iced Matcha Strawberry ($7). After ordering, you’ll get a cup filled with ice. Simply place it under the tap and the perfect amount of matcha latte will be dispensed automatically. Prepared with Niko Neko matcha powder, the drink is whisked in small batches for freshness.

They also have six doughnuts available, including a savoury Mala Cheese Ham ($6) flavour.

Read our Sugar Belly feature.

Unit number: #B2-256
Opening hours: Daily 11:30am to 10pm

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27. Bundt By The Backyard Bakers

Bundt By The Backyard Bakers is now at Jewel Changi, bringing their delectable, chocolatey creations and pastries to the East. This outlet boasts a minimalist dark aesthetic, complemented by lush greenery and warm cove lights. A must-try here is the cafe’s signature Blackout Brownies (from $7.95), renowned for their tantalising crust and soft, molten centre. Other crowd-pleasers are their Brookies (from $7.50) and hot Valrhona Chocolate ($6.80).

Read our coverage of Bundt By The Backyard Bakers.

Unit number: #01-234
Opening hours: Daily 10am to 10pm
Website
Bundt By The Backyard Bakers is not halal-certified.

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28. Sampanman

Image credit: Muhammad Firdaus Bin Budiman via Google Maps

Seafood served on a “sampan” is pretty uncommon, and at Sampanman, you can get their XXL Fisherman Sampan ($248++), big enough to feed five to six people. It comes with 500g Boston lobster, 1.6kg Sri Lankan crab, 500g prawns, 500 clams, 500g mussels, six scallops, six mantou buns, and macaroni. You also get to choose from three sauces: Chilli Crab, Salted Egg, and Black Pepper Crab. If you’re dining in a smaller group, there’s a smaller Shellfish Sampan ($88++), suitable for two to three diners. Alternatively, go for the Lobster Sampan ($138++) or XL Fisherman Sampan ($148++) for tables of three to four.

Read our Sampanman feature.

Unit number: #B1-223
Opening hours: Sun-Thurs 10am to 10pm, Fri-Sat 10am to 11pm
Website
Sampanman is halal-certified.

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29. Birds of Paradise

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Birds of Paradise is beloved for their botanical gelato flavours, so head down for a post-meal sweet treat the next time you’re in Jewel Changi Airport. If you’re new to Birds of Paradise, definitely try their White Chrysanthemum ($5.50), a delicate, floral delight that is perfumed with notes, or their Lychee Raspberry ($5.50), a juicy, fruity creation. Apart from scoops, they also sell pints to go.

Unit number: #01-254
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 10pm
Website
Birds of Paradise is not halal-certified.

30. An Acai Affair

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For a healthier dessert fix in Jewel Changi, pay a visit to An Acai Affair. Their menu of acai and smoothie bowls is all organic, vegan, and refined sugar-free, so there’s something for everyone, even those with special dietary needs. Bowls start at $7.90 for their pre-designed flavours, or from $7.50 for DIY bowls.

Find out how An Acai Affair fared in our guide to the best acai bowls in Singapore!

Unit number: #B2-262
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 11am to 10pm, Sat-Sun 10am to 10pm
Website
An Acai Affair is not halal-certified.

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31. Tsuta

Michelin-starred Tsuta seeks to reinvent the ramen experience by using soba instead of the usual wheat flour ramen noodles in every bowl they serve up. This results in ramen that has more bite, as well as a unique earthiness. Try it for yourself in any of their ramen dishes, including The Original Truffle Shoyu Soba ($18.80++), which comes with the restaurant’s house-made, slow-simmered dashi. Apart from noods, they’ve also got rice bowls and other Japanese side dishes to please the crowd.

Unit number: #03-218
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 10pm
Website
Tsuta is not halal-certified.

32. Kantin

Kantin is a highly rated restaurant at Jewel specialising in Bornean cuisine. They may be known for their pranks—see our edible dirty sponge cake and cat poop dessert features—but their savoury mains are said to be worth trying, too. Start with the Headhunter Pansuh Set ($32++), featuring slow-cooked chicken, purple rice, and three side dishes: paku AKA wild fern, bamboo shoots, and anchovies with pickled onions. Their Sarawak Laska ($24++) is another must-try, as well as the Rainforest Fried Rice ($20++): fried cassava leaves, shiitake mushrooms, cauliflower nuggets, and a generous portion of rice.

Read our Kantin review.

Unit number: #05-206/207
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 10pm
Website
Kantin is not halal-certified.

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33. Royal Host

Popular Japanese family restaurant chain Royal Host recently set up shop at Jewel Changi, offering wallet-friendly Japanese-Western dishes. To start, get their “ROYAL” Onion Gratin Soup ($6.80++), made with caramelised onion, topped with a slice of toasted baguette and melted Gruyere cheese. For mains, you won’t go wrong with the “ROYAL” Omelette Rice (from $22++), where pearl rice is blanketed by a creamy omelette, then drenched in sweet-savoury demi-glace sauce and topped with bits of sauteed mushrooms.

Read our Royal Host review.

Unit number: #03-219
Opening hours: Daily 10am to 10pm
Website
Royal Host is not halal-certified.

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34. Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice

You no longer have to travel to Maxwell Food Centre for Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice as the Michelin-approved household brand has recently opened their first flagship store at Jewel. Besides chicken rice, this new outlet offers an extended menu of exclusive dishes only available at Jewel. We recommend trying Madam Foo’s Steamed Chicken Curry ($13.80++), served alongside steamed chicken and best paired with baguette slices to soak up all that spicy goodness. For the traditionalists, their classic Chicken Rice Set starts from $11++ where you get the option of steamed or roast chicken.

Check out our Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice coverage.

Unit number: #B2-243/244
Opening hours: Daily 10am to 10pm
Website
Tian Tian Chicken Rice is not halal-certified.

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35. Paradise Classic

Paradise Classic is a go-to spot for delectable Chinese comfort dishes, offering popular favourites such as Crispy Sweet and Sour Pork ($16.80++) and Braised Big Prawn Hor Fun with Prawn Broth ($14.30/21.90++). Don’t miss their unique twist on an old-school classic: the Braised Silver Needle Noodle with Prawn and Salted Fish in Claypot ($14.30/21.90++). Comprising silky-smooth bee tai bak, robust gravy, and creamy eggs, this dish is one that won’t disappoint.

Unit number: #04-244
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 11am to 10pm, Sat-Sun 10:30am to 10pm
Website
Paradise Classic is not halal-certified.

36. Action City Cafe

Action City Cafe boasts a minimalist interior that provides an ideal backdrop for the colourful designer collectibles displayed throughout the space. The menu here focuses on light bites, offering a limited selection of cakes, pastries, and savoury sandwiches, complemented by signature beverages. If you’re here for brunch, consider getting the ActionCity Cafe Breakfast Bonanza ($27++), featuring a toasty croissant, scrambled eggs, chicken sausage, turkey bacon and more.

Read our Action City Cafe feature.

Unit number: #04-223
Opening hours: Daily 8am to 10pm
Website
Action City is not halal-certified.

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37. Luckin Coffee

Luckin Coffee‘s spacious Jewel cafe is the largest outlet in Singapore and can accommodate approximately 50 people, offering both indoor and alfresco-style seating options. Upon their recent collab with Quby, they’ve released two new drinks: Creme Coconut Pudding Latte ($8.00), an egg pudding-inspired drink combining 100% arabica espresso with coconut jelly and milk, as well as Black Sesame Hojicha Latte ($8.50), featuring a blend of infrared-roasted hojicha and toasty black sesame.

For those with a sweet tooth, try their Oreo Cheese Cake ($6.40), a thick and creamy cheesecake slice loaded with Oreo chunks and cookie crumbs. Alternatively, the Chocolate Couverture Mousse Cake ($6.40) offers an indulgent treat with crunchy praline feuilletine and rich cocoa powder.

Check out our coverage of Luckin Coffee.

Unit number: #04-231/232
Opening hours: Daily 11:30am to 10pm
Website
Luckin Coffee is not halal-certified.

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38. Poulet Bijou

Modern French-inspired bistro Poulet has set up shop at Jewel under the name of Poulet Bijou. Here, you can tuck into their Signature Roast Chicken with Mushroom Cream Sauce, priced from $17.90++. Other popular sauce options include Diane Sauce, which is a traditional brown sauce, and Black Pepper Sauce. If you’re not in the mood for chicken, check out their pasta dishes instead. There’s also the Creamy Beef Oxtail Pasta With Caramelised Onion ($18.90++), a hearty main comprising braised oxtail with tagliatelle, almonds, and parmesan tossed in a creamy beef sauce.

Unit number: #01-227
Opening hours: Daily 11:30am to 10pm
Website
Poulet Bijou is halal-certified.

39. Nesuto

In addition to their signature entremets, Nesuto’s 30-seater cafe at Jewel Changi offers new desserts alongside a small selection of Japanese teas. We recommend their Matcha Chestnut ($13.90++) with Uji matcha chantilly cream and creamy chestnut mousse, and the new Whiskey Chocolate ($12.90++)—chocolate brownie with dark chocolate cremeux, topped with a layer of whisky-infused blonde chocolate. They’ve also got Chocolate Bon Bons, available in flavours such as Passionfruit & Hazelnut and Sesame Rum. A box of four goes for $16.50+.

Read our Nesuto Jewel review.

Unit number: #01-236/237
Opening hours: Daily 10am to 10pm
Website
Nesuto is not halal-certified.

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40. Aburi-EN

Aburi-EN is most famous for their Premium Buta Don ($16.90++), AKA grilled chestnut pork loin on rice, but you can also find a wide variety of other rice bowls here too. The Iberico Hoho Don ($17.50++) is a fan favourite known for its grilled Iberico pork jowl and shimeiji mushrooms over rice. Other grilled delights include the Mentaiko Roast Wagyu Don ($20.90++) and the Unagi Hitsumabushi ($28.90++), where a whole eel is placed atop the rice.

Read our Aburi-EN review.

Unit number: #B2-233
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 10pm
Website
Aburi-EN is not halal-certified.

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What to eat at Jewel Changi Airport

With over 100 options to choose from, this list is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the best Jewel Changi food options. We hope this guide has been useful for you to find the best restaurants at Jewel Changi.

For more Eastside places to dine at, check out our Old Airport Road food centre guide, and list of the best cafes in the East.

Address: 78 Airport Boulevard, Changi Airport, Singapore 819666
Opening hours: Daily 24 hours
Nearest MRT Station: Changi Airport

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