Kopitiam Food Hall
- 68 Orchard Rd, #06-15/20 Plaza Singapura, Singapore 238839
Today · 8 am–10 pm
- Monday: 8 am–10 pm
- Tuesday: 8 am–10 pm
- Wednesday: 8 am–10 pm
- Thursday: 8 am–10 pm
- Friday: 8 am–10 pm
- Saturday: 8 am–10 pm
- Sunday: 8 am–10 pm
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I need to give a review for this pretty girl! Thank you to Ms. Shi En, the food court in charge, for patiently and clearly explaining the event on the poster to me, because I asked several food courts and no one gave me the correct answer! I'm a big fan of Kopitiam, even the previous Coca-Cola event, I was always the first one there to show my support, and I know they hold many events every National Day. I made a special trip from Hougang to check if there was this event, and I'm so glad I met her, patiently explained everything to us. I will definitely come and support them 21st to the 23rd !!!
View on GoogleEnjoy the whole vibe after renovation. YY handmade dumplings jus right in front and was quite queue during lunch hour. Came for 3rd time (solo, with aunt + mummy n also wif my meimei n mummy too) Really ok to jus dine in alone! This Michelin nasi lemak is rlly nice n like less then $8 for this plate. No queue for this stall n staff all seems friendly too!
View on GoogleReview of Kopitiam Food Hall @ Plaza Singapura Kopitiam Food Hall at Plaza Singapura underwent a renovation in 2021, and the facelift gave the entire space a fresh yet nostalgic identity. The layout was completely revamped, with décor inspired by 1950s kopitiam culture. A standout feature is the large mural along the exterior wall, painted with scenes reminiscent of our grandparents’ era, alongside the display of old-school items and crockery from that time. These thoughtful touches help evoke fond memories of the past and reflect Kopitiam’s long-standing place in Singapore’s food heritage. Here’s what I’ve tried so far: 1. Kim Dae Bak Korean – ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (4.0 stars) In my opinion, this stall leans more towards a fusion of Japanese and Korean cuisine. The menu is extensive, featuring many hotplate-style dishes such as teppanyaki omu rice, donburi, honbap, ramyun, bento sets, and bibimbap. My usual choice is their bento value set, which includes salmon and teriyaki chicken, offering good variety and value for money. That said, the Japanese rice didn’t quite meet my expectations, which slightly affected the overall experience. 2. Ju Bao Xuan – ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (4.0 stars) I ordered the grilled fish and added luncheon meat. The fish was grilled nicely, with good texture and flavour, and the soup was rich and satisfying. However, I was expecting more vegetables beneath the fish, but there were only a small amount, which made the dish feel a little less balanced. Overall Impression The renovated Kopitiam Food Hall offers a pleasant dining environment that blends nostalgia with modern convenience. While individual stalls have their highs and lows, the overall concept, atmosphere, and variety make it a comfortable and familiar spot for a casual meal in town.
View on GoogleLots of food options in the food hall, and all at reasonable prices. Take a walk around to see what's available before picking a spot. I chose the mini hot pot since I wanted some pork intestine. It was one of the cleanest ones I've had. They even cut the intestine in half to was the insides during prep. The spiciness and flavors were all there as well. Finish off your meal with a drink at one of the drink stands too.
View on GoogleSpacious & well-maintained foodcourt with a good variety of local & international food options. The seating area is clean & comfortable. A nice bonus is the 10% discount when paying through the FairPrice Group app, where also earn & redeem Linkpoints.
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