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10 Junction 8 Food Spots For Quick Grab-And-Go Eats, From Durian Strudels To Butter Lattes

3rd February 2026

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What to eat at Junction 8

Junction 8 has been the heartbeat of Bishan since 1993, serving as the go-to mall where those in the area shop, dine, and unwind. With over 62 F&B concepts under one roof, the mall has something for every occasion and craving, from sit-down restaurants and cafes to kiosks for grab-and-go eats when you’re looking for something to keep you full while on the move.

The next time you find yourself both peckish and pressed for time in central Bishan, here are the best Junction 8 food spots for quick bites worth checking out, including some brand-new openings!

Plus, dine during the weekdays from now to 16 February to receive a $10 eCapitaVoucher when you spend $150, with one transaction totalling a minimum of $50. It’s an added reason to treat yourself to good food, if you ask us.

1. Mister Donut

Best known for their chewy Pon De Ring doughnuts, Mister Donut is a household name in Japan with over 900 outlets on its native turf. The brand made its Singapore debut at Junction 8 two years ago, and the Bishan outlet has since become a top pick for peckish shoppers seeking an easy treat.

A must-try here is the iconic Pon De Ring ($2.30), made with tapioca flour for that unmistakably mochi-like texture. While the Pon De Ring is available in several flavours, Mister Donut also has a selection of other types of doughnuts on the menu worth trying. We’d recommend the Chocolate Fashion ($2.50), an old-fashioned doughnut—a type of cake doughnut—dipped in luscious dark chocolate, and the Custard Strawberry French ($2.50), a fluffy cruller filled with custard cream.

Unit number: #02-27A
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 9pm
Website
Mister Donut is not a halal-certified eatery.

2. Nunsaram Korean Dessert Cafe

When sweet cravings strike, head over to Nunsaram Korean Dessert Cafe. The spot is best known for their bingsu, with flavours ranging from the classic Injeolmi (from $12.90) to the crowd-favourite Mango Bingsu (from $14.90).

The latter is a signature for good reason. Each bowl comes generously topped with fresh mango chunks over soft, milky shaved ice. If you’re after something savoury, Nunsaram also serves up familiar Korean street food. The Bulgogi Kimbap ($11.90) is a standout: freshly made daily with well-seasoned sesame rice, crispy greens, and tender beef slices simmered in a light bulgogi sauce.

Unit number: #02-52
Opening hours: Daily 10am to 10pm
Website
Nunsaram is not a halal-certified eatery.

3. Ritz Apple Strudel

Ritz Apple Strudel first opened in Bukit Timah over two decades ago, and has since grown into a familiar name with outlets across malls islandwide. The beloved bakery has now landed in Junction 8, serving up their beloved Austrian-style strudels and more.

A key draw here is that their strudels are freshly made daily, so the pastry stays crisp and flaky, even when layered with filling. The classic Apple Strudel (from $6.90) is a comforting treat any time of day, thanks to the marriage of tender spiced, stewed apple chunks with smooth custard and fresh cream. If you and your loved ones are big fans of durian, the Durian Strudel (from $8.90) here is worth a try, with its winning combo of buttery pastry and a durian cream made with premium-quality fruit. Sizes include mini, half, and full strudels.

Aside from its namesake baked treat, Ritz Apple Strudel has pies and cakes on the menu, ideal for birthdays or to share with a group. Their Chocolate Mille Crepe Cake (from $5.80 per slice) toes the line between rich chocolate, airy crepes, and cream, making for an indulgent dessert that’s not too heavy. Other crepe cake flavours include vanilla, durian, matcha, tiramisu, Oreo, and red velvet. Get them in slices, or as a cake in six-inch ($39.80) or eight-inch ($58) variations.

Unit number: #B1-K3
Opening hours: Daily 10am to 10pm
Website
Ritz Apple Strudel is a halal-certified eatery.

4. Serangoon BBQ & Curry

If you’re craving hearty, home-style nasi padang, make a pit stop at Serangoon BBQ & Curry. What began as a humble hawker stall has since grown into a casual eatery at Junction 8, serving up family recipes that have been passed down since 1983.

The Signature BBQ Chicken Bowl ($10.10) lives up to its name as a modern take on nasi padang, pairing smoky grilled chicken and house-made otah with a punchy cincalok and eggplant sambal mash over lemak rice. Another must-try is the Beef Rendang Bowl ($11.50), where beef is hand-marinated with a blend of 17 spices and slow-cooked in rempah made fresh from scratch, then served with a comforting begedil patty and curried vegetables.

If you’re after something lighter yet still flavour-packed, go for the BBQ Salmon Bowl ($13.70), featuring grilled salmon balanced by fresh, zippy coleslaw and the bold heat of balado quail eggs.

Quell the spice with one of their refreshing iced teas, such as the Iced Jasmine Black Tea, Iced Roselle Plum Tea, or Iced Grapefruit Green Tea, priced at $3.30 each.

Unit number: #B1-26
Opening hours: Daily 10:30am to 9pm
Website
Serangoon BBQ & Curry is a halal-certified eatery.

5. Shake Shack

If you’re craving burgers but don’t want too much of the guilt, head over to Shake Shack Junction 8, the American burger chain’s first heartland outlet. The brand prides itself on whipping up American classics using thoughtfully sourced and premium ingredients in everything on the menu.

But, like all other Shake Shack locations, this space is not just about the food. The outlet is decorated with a custom mural by local visual adventurer Aeropalmics, created exclusively for the Junction 8 branch. Drawing inspiration from the energy of the Bishan neighbourhood, the artwork weaves in recognisable Shake Shack icons for a distinctly local touch.

As for what to order, you can’t go wrong with the ShackBurger ($9.90). This classic cheeseburger comes with a 100% Angus beef patty topped with American cheese, fresh lettuce, tomato, and that iconic ShackSauce, sandwiched between toasted potato buns. Pair it with Cheese Fries ($6.50) and the Singapore-exclusive Pandan Shake ($8.90), made with frozen vanilla custard and a beloved local flavour.

Unit number: #01-51
Opening hours: Daily 10am to 10pm
Website
Shake Shack is not a halal-certified eatery.

6. Taiwan Fullhouse

Another overseas import in the mall is Taiwan Fullhouse, a casual eatery that hails from Southern Taiwan. Here’s where you can get all your favourite Taiwanese eats, all priced affordably under $10.

Fans of lu rou fan shouldn’t miss the Taiwan Minced Rice ($9.60++), the eatery’s bestselling bowl featuring rich, savoury braised pork belly over pearl grain rice. Complete your street food feast with the homely Oyster Noodles ($10.50++), juicy Taiwan Pork Belly Bun ($5.20++), and the ever-popular Salted Fried Chicken ($7.50++).

To round things off, Taiwan Fullhouse also offers a selection of authentic Taiwanese drinks and desserts. Their newly launched Taiwan Premium Cold Brewed Teas ($3.20++) have been a hit, brewed with premium mountain tea leaves from Taiwan. Dessert bowls featuring silky beancurd and refreshing aiyu jelly are also available, perfect for ending your meal on a sweet note.

Unit number: #02-20A/21
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 9pm
Tel: 8836 9207
Website
Taiwan Fullhouse is not a halal-certified eatery.

7. Luckin Coffee

China’s famous Luckin Coffee needs no introduction. Its blue-and-white deer logo and inventive coffee– and tea-based drinks have become an ubiquitous sight across Singapore, and now, the brand has set up shop in Junction 8.

Get your caffeine fix from a wide selection of bestselling beverages. The Little Butter Latte, a Luckin Coffee staple, blends upgraded French butter into espresso for a rich yet surprisingly smooth cup with a subtle nutty fragrance.

Launched in January, the festive Blue-ming series is a must for fans of coconut. The Blue-ming Coconut Latte is a coconut beverage with naturally extracted blue spirulina combined with bold espresso made from award–winning beans, finished with a savoury whipped cheese cream. If ice-blended frappes are your jam, the ice-blended Blue-ming Coconut Frappe is sure to hit the spot.

Prices for drinks differ according to the promotions available on the Luckin Coffee app.

As of 5 January, Luckin Coffee has upgraded their ingredients and menu, and is no longer offering drinks with Nutri-Grade D. This allows you to enjoy your favourite beverages guilt-free, without sacrificing taste.

Unit number: #01-43
Opening hours: Daily 8am to 10pm
Website
Luckin Coffee is not a halal-certified eatery.

8. Boost Juice Bars

Boost Juice is a lifesaver for the time-pressed, whether you’re looking for an energy boost to power you through your day, or a post-gym refuel. The smoothie bar is all about blended drinks and juices made with nutritious ingredients, from fresh fruit to protein-packed superfoods.

You can pick from a wide menu of made-to-order smoothies and juices. Local favourites include the All Berry Bang ($5.90), which blends antioxidant-rich berries with strawberry yoghurt, and the Mango Magic ($5.90), which combines banana and mango for a tropical refresher.

Unit number: #B1-K1
Opening hours: Daily 10am to 10pm
Website
Boost Juice is a halal-certified eatery.

9. SF Fruits

If fruits are your dessert or snack of choice, then SF Fruits is where it’s at. The kiosk specialises in freshly cut fruit and cups, priced from just $1.20, as well as juices made on-site, ideal for a healthy pick-me-up no matter the time of day.

Also worth trying are their blended smoothies, such as their latest Avocado Coconut ($7.40), where fibre- and vitamin-rich avocado is blended with coconut water for an added electrolyte boost.

Unit number: #B1-K7
Opening hours: Daily 10am to 10pm
Tel: 6760 3128
Website
SF Fruits is not a halal-certified eatery but uses no pork or lard.

10. LiHO

When bubble tea cravings strike, swing by LiHO for a reliable fix. The homegrown bubble tea brand has been around since 2017, building a loyal following with their extensive menu that spans classic milk teas, fruit teas, hot drinks, and even healthier or non-dairy options.

The Fresh Milk series is a crowd favourite, with popular picks like Brown Sugar Lover (from $4.30) and Cookies Machi (from $4.60). Prefer something more classic? LiHO also offers a solid range of traditional milk teas brewed with premium teas such as green tea, Da Hong Pao, and Earl Grey. Prices of these start from just $3.30.

Unit number: #02-18A

Opening hours: Sun-Thurs 11am to 10pm, Fri-Sat 11am to 10:30pm

Website

LiHo is not halal-certified, but they only use halal ingredients.

What to eat at Junction 8

As you can see, Junction 8 is packed with grab-and-go eats to keep your hunger at bay at any time of day, and we’ve barely scratched the surface!

Remember: weekday dining now comes with an extra perk: spend $150 at Junction 8, with a minimum spend of $50 in a single transaction, to receive a $10 eCapitaVoucher. Download the CapitaStar app on the App Store or the Google Play Store to enjoy this promo from now till 16 February.