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Paya Lebar is a planning area in the East Region of Singapore, with a history of swamp and airport. It is one of the five growth areas identified by the URA Master Plan 2014 and has a commercial hub and a military airbase.
Paya Lebar Square is a commercial mixed development with a 10-storey office tower and 3 levels of retail experiences. It is located in the heart of Paya Lebar Precinct, Singapore.
- Collin’s
- Wursthans Switzerland
- Jimmy Monkey Cafe
- Tipsy Bird Gastrobar
- Western Mahua Noodles
- Fong Sheng Hao
- Red Ginger
- Chicha San Chen
- Bonchon
- Chatramue
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Image credit: COLLIN’S For family-friendly meals that’ll please the crowd and not break the bank, pay a visit to COLLIN’S.The casual Western grill house has recently revamped their menu to feature hearty Western staples and all-new fusion classics, as well as a specially curated wine menu. Start off the meal with their Crispy Szechuan Mala Chicken ...
Image credit: @mischievous__hodophile With its chic, modern interior and wooden accents, Wursthans Switzerland serves up Swiss cuisine and rosti in hearty portions. The restaurant prides itself in traditional Swiss favourites such as their signature Pilatus ($19.90), a Swiss version of a schnitzel. A piece of chicken is pounded and tenderised till ...
Image credit: @jimmymonkeycafe People who frequent the West might recognise this cafe tucked away in One-north that’s always buzzing with liveliness. Fortunately, Easties will no longer be left out, because the popular Jimmy Monkey Cafe is finally swinging its way over to Paya Lebar. The cafe not only has an adorable monkey plushie mascot, but also...
Image credit: Tipsy Bird’s Facebook Page At Tipsy Bird Gastrobar, expect live music entertainment next to your platter of juicy well-aged steaks or fancy chai tow kway, with cocktails on the side. This estaurant and bar serves up a selection of high-end Western fare such as Grass-Fed Tomahawk Steak (1kg) ($118++) andNagano Pork Rack (300g) ($28++)....
Image credit: @fudexperiments This famous beef noodle chain from China has over 100 years of history under its belt and specialises in extra thin, hand-pulled noodles. With the opening of its second outlet in Singapore, Western Mahua Noodlesis now serving their halal, handmade la mian in the East. Their most popular dish by far is the Signature Bon...
Image credit: @andrea_abl Hailing from Taipei’s Shilin Market, the Taiwanese cafe Fong Sheng Hao has opened its first local outlet in Paya Lebar, bringing traditional charcoal-grilled toast to Singapore. Get a hearty breakfast fix with their toast sets, such as the popular Patty With Egg Cheese ($8),which features a thick cut of minced pork patty a...
This family-run halal cafe in IMM has finally arrived in the East, bringing all their customer favourites to Paya Lebar. It’ll be hard to not over-order here with their large portions of the impressive Penang Kway Teow ($8.50)and Claypot Beef Hor Fun ($8.90). Their classic Nasi Pattaya ($8.90)makes for a quick wholesome lunch, coming with fragrant ...
Image credit: @chichasanchen.sg CHICHA San Chenis definitely one of the strongest contenders for best bubble tea in Singapore, in my book. Aesthetic-looking cups aside, I was truly won over by their signature Dong Ding Oolong Tea ($3.20),which is made from high-quality roasted tea leaves, giving it a deep, slightly bitter tea body and a lingering, ...
Image credit: Bonchon Bonchonis your one-stop for Korean food in PLQ. They are best known for their double-fried chicken, available in soy garlic or spicy marinades, but serve an extensive selection of other Korean dishes too—from bibimbap to kimchi fried rice. One thing to note is that all the sauces here are sourced from Busan for added authentic...
Get your legit Thai milk tea fix with ChaTraMue, where all their drinks, soft serves and more are made exclusively with Thai cha yen from the brand’s plantations. Choose from over 20 different menu items, including the classic red or green Thai milk teas (from $5.60). If you’re not big on tea, chocolate and coffee beverages are also available. Unit...
Explore the best food spots at Paya Lebar Square and PLQ, the newest and largest malls in the area. From Western grill house to Japanese yakiniku, Swiss rosti to truffle ramen, find out what to eat and where to go.
Feb 5, 2021 · From $2 oysters and an art jamming studio to a dessert cafe that opens till 4AM, here are eight fun things to do at Paya Lebar that’ll make your stop there worthwhile. 1. Dig into $2 oysters & unwind with drinks at Tipsy Bird. Nestled along the outdoor stretch of PLQ Plaza, Tipsy Bird is everything you’d want in a bar.
Jan 1, 2024 · Discover the vibrant and bustling neighborhood of Paya Lebar, a hidden gem in eastern Singapore. Explore four malls, a library, a rooftop garden, a cultural center, and more in this guide.
Discover the history, heritage, and attractions of Paya Lebar and Geylang Serai, a vibrant cultural enclave in the east of Singapore. Explore the kampung-inspired buildings, the heritage trail, the river, the library, and the food and fitness options in this neighbourhood.
Jun 13, 2023 · Discover the hidden gems of Paya Lebar, a neighbourhood in eastern Singapore. Find out where to eat, shop, and have fun in this happening 'hood with four malls, cafes, restaurants, and more.
