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Bugis Junction is a modern mall with direct access to Bugis MRT station and bus services. It offers a variety of fashion and dining options for young adults and professionals in the Civic and Cultural District.
Find out the stores and categories at Bugis Junction, a modern fashion destination with dining choices for young adults and professionals. Located in the Civic and Cultural District, it is connected to Bugis MRT station.
- Lenu Chef Wai’s Noodle Bar
- Miam Miam French Japanese Cafe Kitchen
- The Original Boat Noodle
- Malaysia Boleh!
- Zhang Liang Mala Tang
- MA Maison
- Chir Chir Fusion Chicken Factory
- Big Fish Small Fish
- Flipper’s
- Josh’s Grill
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When it comes to Chinese noodles, LeNu Chef Wai’s Noodle Bar is one of the more prominent franchises in Singapore, and it’s no surprise that they have an outlet in a mall as well-known as Bugis Junction. The signature Braised Wagyu Beef Noodle ($17.90++), which features silky la mian noodles, flavourful broth, and juicy pieces of beef, is a must-tr...
With its enticing French-Japanese fusion dishes, Miam Miam French Japanese Cafe Kitchen is a great dining spot at Bugis Junction. A dish such as the Creamy Miso Squid with Squid Ink Pasta ($27.90++) is a delicious example of the two culinary interests, with umami notes from miso merging well with the cream and al dente squid ink aglio olio. For des...
Image credit:The Original Boat Noodle An oft-mentioned place for Thai noodles is The Original Boat Noodle, which has several branches across the country, including the one here at Bugis Junction. Its Boat Noodles ($1.80) come in the standard combinations of noodles and meat. The soup choices are Pathumthani, made with dark soya sauce, Ayutthaya, wh...
If you’re a fan of Malaysian food, then Malaysia Boleh! should be right up your alley. Situated on the third floor of the mall, this vibrant food court has a whopping 12 stalls. Some of the highlights here include the Char Kway Teow ($5), Claypot Rice ($5.50), and BBQ Sambal Stingray (from $15) stalls. Remember to get the addictive Ipoh White Coffe...
Zhang Liang Mala Tang, which originated from Harbin, China, boasts a global presence with over 5,800 stores. To experience their take on mala tang, head over to their Bugis Junction branch, where their soup base is made from beef bones, resulting in a luscious and creamy broth. You can create your own customised bowl by selecting from a variety of ...
Image credit: @moihumblelunch A comfy Japanese-Western fusion restaurant, MA MAISON is similar to the family restaurants one would see in Japan. From classics such as the crispy and meaty Tonkatsu ($18.30++) to the much-loved Hamburger Steak ($17.80++), there’s something for everyone here at MA MAISON. And if you’d like to get something for sharing...
Visit Chir Chir Fusion Chicken Factory, an extension of one of Korea’s most prominent fried chicken franchises, to enjoy delicious chimaek. Be sure to try theHoney Butter Chicken ($31.90++), which is a delectable combination of boneless chicken leg meat, tteokbokki, and potato wedges, sprinkled with a creamy powder, sliced almonds, and dried cranbe...
Known for its affordable fish and chips, Big Fish Small Fish is a fuss-free option at Bugis Junction. The most affordable of their fish and chips sets is the Dory ($14.90), which comes with fries, a choice of two sides, and tatar sauce. You can also choose to have the Fish & Crisps (from $12.90) instead, which swaps the fries for crunchy crisps. Th...
While the previous entry Miam Miam offers pancakes, Flipper’s is perhaps the better option if you’re only there to eat those sweet treats. This famous Japanese cafe is home to some exceptional pancakes—just try the Kiseki Pancake Maple Butter Cream ($16.80) and you’ll quickly realise that it’s as airy, fluffy, and soft as it gets. The Kiseki Pancak...
The meat dishes at Josh’s Grill are known to be smoky, succulent, and value-for-money. The Char-grill Chicken with Homemade Onion Sauce, for instance, will set you back just $12.90++, and a choice of two sides joins a slab of juicy chicken. If you’re looking for a heavier meal, the Char-grill Chicken Chop & Dory Fish ($19.90++) is a good shout, as ...
Explore the diverse food options at Bugis Junction, from Thai boat noodles to French-Japanese fusion. Find out the best dishes, prices, and opening hours of 10 eateries, including LeNu Chef Wai's Noodle Bar, Miam Miam, and Malaysia Boleh!
- 200 Victoria Street, 188021
- Food Guides
- 6557 6557
- Fu Lin Original Fried Yong Tofu (#03-30B) On the 3rd floor of Bugis Junction lies one of my favourite yong tau foo joints ever— Fu Lin Original Fried Yong Tofu.
- Josh’s Grill (#01-69) Who ever said that Western restaurants had to be expensive hasn’t been to Josh’s Grill. Tucked along the outskirts of Bugis Junction’s 1st floor, you’ll find this casual Western bistro at the traffic light towards Liang Seah Street.
- The Original Boat Noodle (#02-46) Boat noodles are perfect for when you’re feeling peckish, because they’re served in tiny, hand-sized bowls that you can slurp up in a single mouthful.
- Malaysia Boleh! (#03-30) Taking over what used to be Food Junction on the 3rd floor of Bugis Junction is Malaysia Boleh! , a popular food court offering Malaysian street eats.
Located in the heart of Singapore's Civic and Cultural District, Bugis Junction enjoys direct connectivity to the Bugis MRT station and is well served by major public bus services.
About. Bugis Junction has a mixture of shopping options to enthral even the most seasoned of shoppers. Part traditional mall, part open-air shopping district, Bugis Junction is one of the few malls in Singapore that has sidewalk cafes and shophouses sitting alongside gleaming new retail palaces.
Bugis Junction is a shopping mall that integrates historic shophouses, contemporary retail palaces, and a sky-lit dome. It offers a diverse range of products, services, and entertainment options in the heart of Bugis, a cultural and civic district.
