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Paya Lebar Square offers a 10-storey office tower and 3 levels of retail experiences in the heart of Paya Lebar Precinct. Find out more about the store directory, events, contact details and mailing list on the website.
- Restaurant, Cafe & Fast Food
Restaurant, Cafe & Fast Food - Paya Lebar Square | Retail...
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Paya Lebar Square. ADDRESS: 60 Paya Lebar Road Singapore...
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What's Happening - Paya Lebar Square | Retail Mall
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Paya Lebar Square is a bustling commercial mixed development...
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Banks & Financial Services - Paya Lebar Square | Retail Mall
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Convenience & Services - Paya Lebar Square | Retail Mall
- Restaurant, Cafe & Fast Food
Find out the store listings and contact details of more than 100 outlets and F&B options at Paya Lebar Square, a shopping mall in Singapore. Browse by category, such as restaurant, cafe, fast food, fashion, beauty, health and more.
Paya Lebar Square is a 10-storey office tower and a shopping mall with more than 100 outlets and F&B options. It is connected to Paya Lebar MRT Interchange and offers a variety of choices and tastes for shoppers.
- Qin Ji Rougamo
- Ramen Keisuke Tonkotsu King Niku King
- Mixue
- Ah Mah Homemade Cake
- Saute Sushi
- Chinese Tofu Magician
- Lotus Thai Restaurant
- Ipot Mala Tri-Pot
- Greendot
- Kajiken
Nestled in the basement of Paya Lebar Square is Qin Ji Rougamo, an authentic Chinese eatery that sells snacks from Shan Xi and Si Chuan. The best-seller— their rou ga mo, aka flaky pastry-like buns stuffed with braised meat. Think of it as a Chinese hamburger if you will. Qin Ji Rougamo offers 6 types of rou ga mo, such as the QinjiPork Rougamo(S$5...
You’ll find Ramen Keisuke Tonkotsu King Niku Kinglocated along the side of Paya Lebar Square, typically with a snaking queue of customers waiting for their seats. Belonging to the Keisuke Ramen group, this particular 2-brand concept comprises 24-seater Tonkotsu King, serving the brand’s popular ramen, and 25-seater Niku King, which serves bowls of ...
Mixue, a Chinese brand famous for its affordable soft serve ice cream and bubble team, took Singapore by storm when it finally landed in Mar 2022 with its S$1 soft serve cones. This well-known brand has over 20,000 stores worldwide, with 10,000 of them being in China alone! Interestingly, it was founded as a shaved ice dessert store in 1997 and gra...
The king (or queen) of catella cakes, Ah Ma Homemade Cakecame to life in Malaysia in 2017 and in just 3 months, it sold 100,000 boxes of cake— what a feat! Its founder, Chef Jim, was inspired by the popular egg sponge cakes that originated from Tamsui, Taiwan, and decided to recreate the traditional recipe but with a local twist. Apart from being s...
Have you ever heard of vegan sushi? Saute Sushi, nestled in the corner of Paya Lebar Square’s basement, is Singapore’s first plant-based sushitrain concept. The same folks have also opened other plant-based restaurants, such as Saute-sanat City Square Mall, which offers vegan and vegetarian Japanese and Korean food. From nigirisuch as Zalmon (S$2.3...
Bubble tea is one of my great loves, but I always found its high sugar content appalling. If you’re looking for a healthier alternative to your favourite milk tea, I urge you to try Chinese Tofu Magician. It’s located conveniently on the 1st floor of Paya Lebar Square, and this kiosk sells tofuand soy-based drinks and desserts. And if you think soy...
Head to the 2nd floor of Paya Lebar Square and you’ll find Lotus Thai Restaurant, an authentic Thai restaurant that dishes out wallet-friendly food. And for those of you who cannot handle spice, this place is for you— they allow you to customise each dish according to your spice levels, and even offer a “No Spice Combo”! From Steamed Seabass with L...
My ultimate comfort food is mala xiang guo, and I’m happy to report that there’s a stall in the basement of Paya Lebar Square that serves up affordable yet satisfying mala xiang guo. You’ll smell the tantalising scent of numbing spices before you see iPOT Mala Tri-Pot(aka 麻辣三锅), which is located near the food court. As with most mala xiang guoplace...
I remember when Greendot first entered the local F&B scene in 2011 and revolutionised the way we looked at vegetarian food. It took popular items like rendang, laksaand mee pokand made it meat-free! Its first stall was in Temasek Polytechnic, and slowly, it expanded over the course of a decade. Now, Greendot has a total of 12 outlets, including one...
Mazesobais the dry equivalent of ramen, and though it’s popular in Japan, it only came to Singapore in 2016 in the form of Kajiken. Every Kajiken outlet is decked out in adorable decor, and the one at Paya Lebar Square is no different. Painted on the walls are its best-selling items, as well as instructions on how to best enjoy your mazesoba. There...
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- Food Guides
- 60 Paya Lebar Road, 409051
- COLLIN’S. 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.
- Yakiniku Like. Enjoying Japanese yakiniku doesn’t always need to be a group activity or carry a hefty price tag. If you’re looking for affordable, quick, and solo dining, Yakiniku Like has got you covered.
- Wursthans Switzerland. Image credit: @mischievous__hodophile. With its chic, modern interior and wooden accents, Wursthans Switzerland serves up Swiss cuisine and rosti in hearty portions.
- Kanada-Ya. With outlets around the world in Japan, Hong Kong, and even Barcelona, Kanada-ya has finally opened its first outlet in Singapore. A must-order is their Kotteri Tonkotsu Ramen Special.
Feb 14, 2024 · Explore the diverse and rich culinary landscape of Paya Lebar, a vibrant neighborhood in Singapore. Discover 43 food places in Paya Lebar Square, Paya Lebar Quater (PLQ), and SingPost Centre, from local favorites to international cuisines.
Jun 21, 2014 · Paya Lebar Square is a new commercial development that offers strata-titled office spaces along Paya Lebar Road in District 14, Singapore. This project is developed by Paya Lebar Development Pte Limited and houses 556 office units and 159 shops.
