A cheaper option than most standalone restaurants in 313@Somerset shopping mall and even Orchard Rd area. 10% discount if you pay with Breadtalk app. Huge food court with 23 stalls and 5 restaurants that occupies level 5 of 313@Somerset. Reopened in Dec 2024 after renovation. Nonetheless, it can run out of tables during peak hours, even though it can seat 1000 pax. + Spacious = Generally clean, but floors can be dirty + Non-aircon playground on the balcony at same level - Some stalls may run out of food by 9pm = Customers need to return trays to halal or non-halal return stations. Tray station cleaners can be curt Cik Lim Yong Tau Foo === YTF 6pcs ($5.70) Add pc ($0.90) Fitra Hainanese Chicken Rice === + Halal - Staff unresponsive Chicken Rice ($5.90) Jing Mini Wok === + BIG portions of meat + The best VFM in this food court, esp its Prawn Paste Chicken Rice set ($7.50) and Sweet & Sour Pork Rice set ($6.80) @@ Y&H Penyet Indonesian Cuisine === @@ From #01 Ayam Penyet Padest Set ($6.90) Cuppage Beef Noodles === From $8.50 Good amt of beef. Tender Portion size is better when the male chef-owner (Kenny) is present, rather than the lady 1-man show. Courteous, patient, friendly chef-owner Kucina Kiosko @@ === + Sicily Chef. But have seen Chinese and Malay staff manning the stall nowadays + Halal + Blanched pasta is poured onto a cheese wheel which is scraped to add cheese before being plated and sauce added + BIG + Tender meat balls, though salty + Reserved seats for patrons XXX Piaoxiang Mala Hot Pot | Mala Tang === = Unusual ingredients like curry bay leaves => taste is weird and not really mala + Deep-fries items instead of just stir-frying them + Can ask for less oil - Pricey for quantity of food + Fast moving queue Baguo Grilled Fish === + Grilled fish portion is big enough for 3 pax - Tomato soup dun look or taste like tomato soup Formosa Delights === Zhajiang Noodle ($7.90) - minimal ingredients Beef knife-shave noodles - tough meat, bland soup Mala noodles - bland - Served dish may lack ingredients (e.g. veg) on signboard photo. Staff may only tell u they ran out of that ingredient after you've received food and can't cancel - Curt, unhelpful staff who don't call u when your food is ready for collection Thye Hong Fried Prawn Noodles === Cockles SMALL and not great in taste #01 Fried Prawn Noodles ($7.70) - mushy shelled prawns, soggy noodles #02 CKT ($7.70) - No prawn no fish cake, only 6 pcs lap cheong and 3 pcs cockles. Malaysia Food Village CKT seems to offer better deal ($6.50) which comes with prawns #04 Fried Oyster Omelet ($7.50) #07 Penang CKT ($7.70) Huat Huat BBQ Chicken Wings === 3pcs Chicken Wings + Rice ($6.90) Ahjussi Korean === No pork, no lard Hotplate Saba Fish Set ($7.80) New HK Roast === From $6.80 - SMALL portion, charred meat. Photos on signboard are for the much more expensive Large versions, so they're not representative of what most normal people order (small versions) - Cold meat - Rude, impatient aunty, unhygenic male staff Chef Sham Fish Maw Pig Stomach Chicken === From $9.20 King Grouper Fish Soup === From $8 Rice/noodle ($1) to veg/tofu (50 cents) costs extra Pepper Lunch Express === - QUEUE - Pricey - SMALL meat Bangkok Gem Thai Cuisine === + BIG portion - Prawn not fresh. Soup stale - No buzzer, so have to wait for food near the stall Padang Lezat === Pricey SMALL Heniu Teppanyaki === + Friendly, attentive, patient female cashier + Has giveways like scratch cards, free ice-cream, free free drink if give feedback review + Black Pepper Tenderloin Steak is VFM ($18.80) - If sit at wrong seats, you cannot see chef cooking - Meat portion SMALL - Omelet is meh Yuan Kee Dumplings === QUEUE. = Reserved some tables near it for its own customers with table stickers Desserts === Cendol has minimal ingredients Ice kacang has minimal attap seeds ($1.50 for 3 pc more) Rude staff. Drinks === Punched lemon tea diluted but cost $4.60

Had dinner @ 7:30PM on a Friday. Pretty packed, tables are hard to find. Gave the nasi padang stall (Dapur Padang) a try. Ordered Set B (Rice, 1 meat + 1 veggie) — ayam lemak cili padi for meat and sambal goreng for veggie. No sambal tumis is a bummer, but personally not a complaint. Flavour is there, overall alright, nothing mind blowing. For ~$8, it’s gonna be more ex than your hawker equivalents. But I think it’s reasonably priced. Also, this ice lemon tea from the drinks stall is actually quite nice. Sweet, lemon-ey, and refreshing.

Just randomly selected to dine at this place since I was at 313@somerset. Honestly speaking, I didn't have high hopes when it comes to food at Singapore. But the food here generally looks good and taste pretty good too. I ordered the beef noodle and I love it. Nice thin beef slices fried with noodles in black pepper sauce, I kinda enjoyed it! But I think the Mala Noodle ordered by my daughter lacks the oomph and kick of mala flavour. Nasi Lemak was pretty good too with the fried chicken and the sambal is not the typical red sambal but more dark colored ones. I will be more than happy to come here again in future to check out other dishes.

Plenty of choices. Chicken rice stall quite good, soft tender meat. Malay staff very friendly. Kandar rice looks amazing and tasty. Price wise, average, worth the try. Plenty sitting subject to peak or non peak.

The food is really questionable, really salty then the rice is dry. Haizz we tourists tried 2 of their outlet foodcourt one in vivo city one in orchard road and the food was so unpleasant. Some of the signature food of singapore like fish soup but they still messed it up. We are both so unhappy with meals we had here. Dont recommend