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Carpark Entrances. There are two carpark entrances to Jurong Point Shopping Centre, Jurong West Central 2 and Jurong West St 64. *Prices indicated are subject to the prevailing GST.
- Mister Donut
- Cai Lin Ji
- Auntie Anne’s
- Sushi-Go
- Putien
- Tongue Tip Lanzhou Beef Noodle
- Muyoo
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- A&W
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Mister Donut officially opened at Jurong Point in April 2024, serving up a wide range of delicious mochi doughnuts. Some popular mainstay flavours include the Pon De Ring ($2.30), great for those who want something simple yet moreish, and the Singapore-exclusive Strawberry Chocolate ($2.50). The doughnut chain has been on a roll recently, coming up...
Cai Lin Ji is a famous breakfast eatery from China that’s been around since 1928. During our visit, we really enjoyed theirXiang Yang Beef Noodles ($10.90++) for its spicy, robust broth. There was a slight tangy aftertaste, which reminded us of suan la tang! Pair your noodles with the Three Delicacies Dou Pi ($8.50++ for two). This popular Chinese ...
You Westies are lucky to have Auntie Anne’s first-ever dine-in cafe. Aside from their pretzels, you can indulge in a good variety of snacks and sandwiches. ThePretzel Pocket ($2.50) is a hassle-free option for those on the go; this is essentially a crispy puff made using pretzel dough, filled with Chicken Curry, Creamy Potato, or Sardine. For somet...
Convenience is the name of the game at Sushi-Go, as sushi trains zip out of their kitchen, speeding along smooth conveyor belts, before making a neat stop at your table. Their various dishes are speedily served and tick most of the boxes for decent sushi. The Salmon Sashimi ($6.50) and Mentai Mayo Aburi Set ($14.80)are just some crowd favourites, a...
Born out of owner Fong Chi Chung’s passion for his hometown’s delicacies, PUTIEN has earned plaudits with their sumptuous selection of Fujian dishes. And while their menu has evolved in the past two decades, much of their cooking still exudes the warmth and quality of a seasoned Putian chef. Take for example, their signature Fried Heng Hwa Bee Hoon...
With a series of deft slams and a few casual pulls, the skillful hands behind Tongue Tip Lanzhou Beef Noodletransform an ordinary-looking block of dough into rows of chewy la mian. A bowl of these al dente noodles would have been satisfying enough but this cosy restaurant takes things up a notch with their Signature Beef Noodles (from $10.90++). Sw...
Bread lovers will enjoy the mochi-filled bread from MuYoo, which has outlets in Jurong Point and Changi City Point. A must-try is the Black Sesame Mochi ($3): soft bread stuffed with black sesame and a dollop of mochi nestled on the bottom. There’s also the Bak Kwa Roll ($2.50), filled with sweet BBQ meat. Read our MuYoo review. Unit number: JP2 #0...
Westies can get theirMr Coconutfix with the coconut shake chain’s Jurong Point outlet! Get the signature Coconut Shake ($4.70/$5.70), made with young Thai coconut flesh, and coconut water, and topped with a scoop of coconut ice cream for extra creaminess. There are also flavoured options such as Coconut Avocado Shake (from $5.80). Unit number: JP1 ...
Located on the third floor of the mall, popular fast-food chain A&W is a childhood favourite for many of us. Must-haves include the Curly Fries ($4.30) and A&W Cream Cheese Burgers ($8.50), made with a special cream cheese sauce and A&W’s signature sauce. Don’t miss the Root Beer Float (price TBD), too. This classic beverage spotlights A&W’s iconic...
For a solo hotpot experience that’s friendly on the wallet, check out City Hot Pot. The eatery has multiple outlets islandwide, including one at Jurong Point, where you can get individual pots of broth to enjoy with their affordable meat platters and greens. Choose from 14 soup bases, with flavours that range from Fish Maw Soup ($8.99++)to Thai Tom...
- 1 Jurong West Central 2, 648886
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- Tsukimi Hamburg (#B1-52) Tsukimi Hamburg, located within &Joy Japanese Food Street in the basement of Jurong Point, has dominated social media since its opening on 1 September 2022.
- Brio (#02-24/K5) If you’re looking for a Muslim-friendly spot to satisfy your European food cravings, BRIO is just the place to check out. The Halal-certified restaurant is located on the second floor of Jurong Point, offering Western delights like pizza, pasta, risotto, burgers and meat.
- Legendary Hong Kong Restaurant 港飲港食餐廳 (#03-80) The popular Legendary Hong Kong Restaurant 港飲港食餐廳 is a must-visit when you’re in Jurong Point. The restaurant is considered to be one of the best spots for authentic cha chaan teng in Singapore, with a menu consisting of roasted meats, dim sum and assorted stir-fried dishes.
- RAMEN KIOU (#B1-53/54) Originating from Osaka, Japan, RAMEN KIOU serves up bowls of ramen and rice made using original recipes from Japan. Their signature Toratama KIOU Ramen (S$15.20) is made with a salt-based tonkotsu broth with two pieces of homemade chashu and a ramen egg.
Jurong Point. Jurong Point (Chinese:裕廊坊) is a large regional shopping mall in the precinct of Jurong West Central in Jurong West, Singapore. It is next to Boon Lay MRT station and Boon Lay Bus Interchange. It is currently the largest shopping mall in Singapore in terms of number of tenants and the largest in western Singapore.
Located in Jurong west, Jurong point is a large shopping centre with numerous restaurants. It is accessible using the Boon Lay SMRT station. The shopping mall has several levels with a variety of stores for clothing, accessories, daily convenience items, food items.
