There’s a wonderful, underrated vegetarian within this food court with loads of options. Rice and 3 veggies should be about $5. The smell is overpowering though; I would recommend a takeaway.

Horrible service, we just brought our water bottle with our own water and put it on the table, totally never even drink from it and kept it on the table without touching it. The ‘manager’, Chinese lady with short hair, came to our table MULTIPLE times telling us to keep our bottle away. KEEP WHERE? where do we keep our bottle if got no where to put, mind you we didn’t even drink from it. She started putting up a fight and shouting at us repeatedly saying ‘No outside food and drink’ in the whole of Singapore have never met this kind of person saying cannot put water bottle on table even. Ended up leaving the place with her screaming and chasing us out and even throwing cuss words. Highly don’t recommended, horrible manager.

This food court is probably the saving grace of office workers in the area for cheaper hawker fare if you do not want to pay mall prices. Still, it's a little hidden if you don't know your way around. The hit drinks here are surprisingly quite platable of you do not want to pay $1.80 for Yakun or Toast Box but I do find the atmosphere wanting, with the greasy floor and messy seating area. Come in for a break at your own risks. But if only for a tea break I guess it doesn't hurt

The mixed Myanmar rice stall was quite pricey to be honest ($7 for not much meat), but a decent place to try Burmese food. I heard that other stalls might be better so might give those a try in the future.

Located at the Basement of Peninsula Plaza, it offers a range of food options at almost similar price to hawker center prices. The 6-piece Yong Tau Foo is priced at $4.20.