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Plaza Singapura Food Guide: 15 Places For Korean Pizzas, Wagyu Steaks And More

16th August 2024

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Plaza Singapura food spots

Located strategically at the intersection of three MRT lines, Plaza Singapura is a default option for when my friends and I can’t decide where to meet and eat. If you have the same problem as I do, here are 15 Plaza Singapura food places to save you the trouble of thinking about where to eat during your next hangout.

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Plaza Singapura food spots
Where to eat at Plaza Singapura

1. Akimitsu

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Akimitsu offers value-for-money tempura dons, AKA tendon. Boasting a long and rich history that stretches five generations, this family recipe is made affordable at Plaza Singapura. It is little wonder why there is always a long queue outside of the store. Try their Signature Tendon ($14.90++), which gets you a large variety of fried prawn, fish, egg, seaweed, and vegetable tempura.

Noodle lovers, don’t fret; there is also an option of Udon With Soft Shell Crab ($14.90++) that combines thick chewy noodles with savoury seafood. For the full Japanese experience, order a side of Tempura Maki ($5.90++), which features their signature tempura over sushi rice rolls.

Unit Number: #04-65
Opening hours: Daily 11:30am to 10pm
Tel: 6264 3390
Website
Akimitsu is not a halal-certified eatery.

2. Haidilao

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For those looking to get pampered even while standing in line, pay a visit to the ever-popular Haidilao. Known for their customer service and birthday celebrations, a visit here definitely makes for an enjoyable experience. Choose your choice of Soup Base from favourites such as tomato hot pot or Sichuan spicy hot pot and go all out on their wide selection of sides such as their Handmade Meatballs and Fish Roe Stuffed Beancurd.

Check out our Haidilao hacks guide to get the most out of your next visit.

Unit Number: #04-01/20
Opening hours: Daily 10:30am to 4am
Tel: 6250 0330
Website
Haidilao is not a halal-certified eatery.

3. Tamoya Udon

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Among the best udon restaurants in Singapore is award-winning Tamoya Udon. For their best-seller Sanuki Beef Onsen Egg Udon ($12.70+), the chef cracks a Japanese onsen egg over cooked slices of beef for the extra silkiness.

For lovers of pork broth, the Black Garlic Tonkotsu Udon ($12.30+) comes with a black garlic sauce that is made in-house. Top up your dishes with a selection of Tempura (from $1.30+), which includes their standard sides like Shiitake Mushroom or Prawn Tempura.

Unit Number: #06-11/12
Opening hours: Sun-Thurs 11:15am to 9pm
Tel: 6261 6182
Website
Tamoya Udon is not a halal-certified eatery.

4. Co Chung

Started by a retired nurse, Co Chung is the product of her aspirations to open an authentic Vietnamese restaurant. You can’t claim to be eating Vietnamese food without some Pho Beef Soup ($14.90+) that comes with a light yet not bland beef broth. If you are not a fan of noodles, they also have Com Tam ($14.90+), which features a unique egg meatloaf that contains meat and wood ear mushrooms.

Check out our Co Chung review!

Unit Number: #B2-20
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 10pm
Tel: 8876 8137
Website
Co Chung is not a halal-certified eatery.

5. Go-Ang Pratunam Chicken Rice

Branching out from Bangkok, the award-winning Go-Ang Pratunam Chicken Rice has one of its four local outlets in Plaza Singapura. A plate of their Chicken Rice ($5.50++), served similar to the way they do in Bangkok, contains poached chicken breast and slices of cucumber. There is also an option to top up to $6.50++ for chicken thigh. If you are on a higher budget, get the Steamed Sea Bass with Chilli, Lime and Garlic ($29.90++), served with a whole sea bass dressed in Thai-style sour and spicy flavours.

Check out our Go-Ang Pratunam Chicken review!

Unit Number: #03-24
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 10pm
Tel: 6339 5442
Website
Go-Ang Pratunam Chicken is a halal-certified eatery.

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6. Five Guys

Five Guys opened its Singapore flagship store at Plaza Singapura in 2019, offering a range of their popular burgers. Chomp down on Bacon-Cheeseburger ($18.50), which features pieces of applewood bacon inside their classic Cheeseburger ($16.50). For those not looking for a burger, they also have a Grilled Cheese Sandwich ($9.50) that contains green pepper, American cheese, and mushrooms for an array of flavours.

Finally, wash down your meal with a Five Guys Shake ($11). An order allows for any number of free mix-ins. These include peanut butter, coffee and bacon among many others.

Check out our Five Guys review!

Unit Number: #01-32/33/34C/35
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 10pm
Tel: 6976 4385
Website
Five Guys is not a halal-certified eatery.

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7. CoCo ICHIBANYA Singapore

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CoCo ICHIBANYA is known for their Japanese-style curry. Try their Pork Cutlet Omelette Curry Rice ($18.50++), which contains a breaded pork cutlet that’s crispy on the outside and tender on the inside.

Alternatively, they have other protein options such as the Fried Salmon Omelette Curry Rice ($20++). The curry also comes with options of five levels of spice so you can challenge your friends to a spice tolerance showdown.

Unit Number: #03-73
Opening hours: Daily 10am to 10pm
Tel: 6238 7359
Website
CoCo ICHIBANYA is not a halal-certified eatery.

8. Bizen Okayama Wagyu & Salad Bar

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As an atas version of Astons, Bizen Okayama Wagyu & Salad Bar serves up wagyu steaks from just $19.90+. With a wide range of 20 cuts such as the more affordable Chuck ($25.50) and prime cuts with the likes of Tenderloin ($40.50+), this steakhouse caters to all taste buds and every budget.

For more affordable steaks, check out our guide to steaks under $30.

Unit Number: #B3-10
Opening hours: Daily 11:30am to 10pm
Tel: 6219 3463
Website
Bizen Okayama Wagyu & Salad Bar is not a halal-certified eatery.

9. Cajun On Wheels

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The halal-certified Cajun On Wheels is one of the best seafood bucket restaurants in Singapore. For a quick affordable seafood fix, try their Mussels Stew ($29.50+) which feeds up to two. It contains mussels cooked in a spicy tomato stew base, three pieces of sweet corn, four pieces of baby potatoes, and your choice of sauce.

If you are going for a more Dancing Crab-esqe experience, they also have the Poseidon Bucket ($108+) which makes you feel like a king with their two 400g Sri Lankan crabs, 300g of prawns, 300g of blue mussels, 400g of white clams, sweet corn, baby potatoes and a sauce of your choice. Pair your meal with their signature sides: Clam Chowder ($7+), Fried Squid ($8.50+), and Chicken Spam Fries ($6+).

Unit Number: #03-92
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 10pm
Tel: 6341 9665
Website
Cajun On Wheels is a halal-certified eatery.

10. FuFu Pot

Those who don’t like sharing hotpot can embrace FuFu Pot, a new solo hotpot restaurant. The broth here comes in a medley of Asian inspired flavours, from Army Stew ($19++) to Stinky Tofu ($26++). They also have a lunch set from $14++ which lets you pick a soup base, a choice of protein, a carbohydrate, and other ingredients.

Check out our feature on Fufu pot.

Unit Number: #06-07
Opening hours: Sun-Thurs 11:30am to 10pm, Fri-Sat 11am to 11pm
Tel: 6250 2193
Website
Fufu Pot is not a halal-certified eatery.

11. Typhoon Cafe

Claiming to bring “the taste of Taiwan” to you, Typhoon Cafe sells an IG-worthy Souffle Stack ($16.80++) that makes for the perfect jiggly IG boomerang.

If you are here for the authentic Taiwan experience, try the vinegary Taiwanese Oyster Mee Sua ($9.90++), where the accompanying proteins such as pig intestine and oyster come crispy fried.

They also seek to incorporate local flavours in their menu with items such as the White Rabbit Souffle Stackers with White Rabbit Milk Pudding and Vanilla Ice Cream ($16.80++), which infuses our well-loved local candy, White Rabbit, with the restaurant’s signature souffle pancakes.

Unit Number: #04-63/67
Opening hours: Daily 11:30am to 10pm
Tel: 6884 5423
Website
Typhoon Cafe is not a halal-certified eatery.

12. Muji Cafe

There are three Muji Cafe outlets in Singapore—one of them being in Plaza Singapura. This particular outlet can house almost 100 people at a time, which means you don’t have to worry too much about being stuck in the queue. Muji Cafe is known for their deli sets, which allows you to choose from a seasonal selection of hot or cold deli dishes, a choice of white rice, grain rice, or bread, and lastly, miso or carrot cumin soup.

The sets start from $13.80+ and you can get one hot and one cold deli dish. For something more filling, we recommend three ($15.80+) or four ($19.80+) deli set instead. To go with your set meal, get the Soy-Sansho French Fries ($6.90+) that’s seasoned with shoyu, parmesan, and sansho seasoning—a great snack to share with friends alongside your meal.

Read our feature on Muji Cafe Plaza Singapura.

Unit Number: #01-10 to 22
Opening hours: Daily 11:30am to 8:30pm
Tel: 6264 5838
Muji Cafe is not a halal-certified eatery.

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13. Eat Pizza

Korean-famous pizza chain Eat Pizza opened their third outlet at Plaza Singapura in April 2024 following the success of their previous two outlets at Paya Lebar Quarter and 313 Somerset. If this is your first time visiting Eat Pizza, go for the classic Pepperoni ($6.50) or the Aloha ($6.90). The latter comprises turkey bacon, pineapple, white sauce, and cream cheese mouse.

Else, try the special Hot Spicy Chicken ($7.90) or the flavour created in collaboration with local burger eatery, NBCB: the Mentaiko Crispy Potato Bacon (price TBD). You can zhng your pizzas up with four outlet-exclusive sauces: Mentaiko Mayo, Honey Mustard, Korean Hot Sauce, and Tabasco ($0.80 each).

Read our feature on Eat Pizza Plaza Singapura.

Unit Number: #B2-38
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 9:30pm
Website
Eat Pizza is not a halal-certified eatery.

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14. Mamma Mia Trattoria E Caffè

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Mamma Mia Trattoria E Caffè is a casual restaurant that serves up Muslim-friendly Italian cuisine with the likes of handcrafted pastas: Spaghetti Carbonara with Turkey Strips and Chicken ($13.90++) and Tortigiloni Cacio E Pepe ($8.90++) are some popular examples.

The dishes are not just tasty, but are also affordably priced without having to break the bank. The well-loved joint also has several other outlets across the country!

Unit Number: #03-79/83
Opening hours: Daily 11:30am to 10pm
Tel: 6263 9153
Website
Mamma Mia Trattoria E Caffè is a halal-certified eatery.

15. CHAGEE

For the uninitiated, CHAGEE is a popular Chinese tea brand that recently made their long-awaited return to our shores after their departure early 2024. They recently opened their third outlet at Plaza Singapura, in addition to their first outlet at Orchard Gateway.

Expect fan favourites such as the Jasmine Green Milk Tea ($4.90) and Osmanthus Oolong Milk Tea ($4.90), along with the more interesting Da Hong Pao Snow Cap Milk Tea ($6.90). The outlet also sees a brand new feature: a Tea on Tap area, where you get to enjoy your favourite drinks all bottled up for you to bring home.

Read our feature on CHAGEE.

Unit Number: #01-58/59
Opening hours: Daily 10am to 10pm
Website
CHAGEE is not a halal-certified eatery.