Find a great place to eat based on millions of reviews by our user community
Members save an average of $20 per meal at places like these. Learn more here.
Try these new places opened in the last six months
Secure your seats at these popular places
The best local restarants are here to deliver
The latest reviews from real people you can trust
Got the pandan mochi waffle with two scoops of ice cream: pistachio and hojicha. Pandan mochi waffle was alright, tasted exactly like the pandan waffles you get from those bakeries, with a bit of chewy texture. The ice cream fared better - creamy and flavours really shone through. Would definitely return to try the others!
A little on the thicker side but still quite tasty
Nice crust on the outer circle.
Ordered the jjangmyeon
Does not taste like the Korean authentic one
But tastes more Chinese style but still enjoyable, I like the noodle they use.
Not sure if I find this dish worth the price.
Ordered their japchae — tasted more like a friend noodle dish rather than a authentic Korean dish
But I find the wok hey enjoyable — portion is rather small but still enjoyable.
I also like the seaweed and kimchi banchan too
Ordered bibimbap and kimchi jjigae
The portion for the bibimbaq was quite big and we ordered a fried egg along with it — enjoyed this and it comes with a claypot to keep it warm through out
The kimchi jjigae was not bad, also got a miyak egg on the side.
First time having vegetarian Korean food and quite enjoyed it
Enjoy a satisfying bowl of Kabocha Tempura Udon from Haruyama Udon at Tampines 1.
Featuring springy udon noodles in a classic Japanese seaweed broth, side served with crispy tempura.
All for just $16 as listed on the menu!
mochi nice but somehow the peanut butter does go together well
($3.90) consisted tangerine jasmine ai-yu, grass jelly, honey popping jelly, konjac jelly and taro balls. I decided to try new seasonal flavour for mar. So it's quite much nicer than pineapple one. The taste like sweet, sour and a bit of floral aftertaste.
($5) it'a a been while when they moved from tampines 1 to Bedok coffeeshop (near interchange area and ard 15 mins walking distance). I always eat at tampines 1 kopitam in the past and people always queued for ordering food ard 15 to 30 mins. The taste for soup broth and noodle texture remained the same in the past
Eduardo’s is a Spanish stall nestled within the Kawan Kawan Food Court, located in the basement of Tampines Mall. It’s conveniently situated at the first store near the entrance.
While their regular dishes may not leave a lasting impression, their Basque cheesecake is truly exceptional. It strikes the perfect balance—not too overly dry, with a delightfully moist and creamy center that’s simply irresistible.
Every time I’m in the Tampines Central area, I make it a point to grab a small cheesecake to take home for dessert.
It’s a treat I always look forward to!
425_original.jpg?w=576&q=75&auto=format)
