Aperia Mall food guide
Located at the intersection of Lavender Street and Kallang Road, Aperia Mall is a small but comfy mall that offers a decent range of shops and eateries. From cafe fare to Asian-fusion delights, our guide offers the best Aperia Mall food places that are worth a visit.
Table of Contents
- Aperia Mall food guide
- 1. Hundred Grains
- 2. Hao Lai Ke
- 3. A Hot Hideout
- 4. Tim Ho Wan
- 5. Blanco Court Beef Noodles
- 6. Ichiho Donburi & Sushi
- 7. My Spice Affair
- 8. Pohang Seafood & Butchery
- 9. KAEDEN
- 10. Saizeriya
- What to eat at Aperia Mall
1. Hundred Grains
Cai png is a go-to lunch for many of us, and at Aperia Mall, Hundred Grains offers a fun twist. With a self-service concept, you can enjoy over 60 dishes alongside free-flow white or brown rice. Popular ingredients include Chongqing Spicy Chicken, Sweet and Sour Pork, Stir-fried Tomatoes and Eggs, and Shredded Cabbage. P.S. The price of every plate varies depending 0n the weight of your contents!
Read our Hundred Grains feature.
Unit number: #01-65/66
Opening hours: Fri-Wed 11am to 3pm, 5pm to 9pm, Thurs 11am to 9pm
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Hundred Grains is not a halal-certified eatery.
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2. Hao Lai Ke
Hao Lai Ke, the brainchild of a former Din Tai Fung chef, started as a Bedok coffeeshop stall in 2023. Given Din Tai Fung’s fame for its fried rice, the Pork Ribs Fried Rice ($7.80) here is a must-try—see if you can spot any familiar flavours. For something more affordable, opt for the simple Omelette Fried Rice ($5.50) instead, which essentially replaces the pork rib with more egg. Fried rice aside, many regulars return for the nutty and savoury Dan Dan Noodles ($6.50), too.
Read our Hao Lai Ke review.
Unit number: #01-39
Opening hours: Daily 10:30am to 8:30pm
Tel: 6530 3918
Hao Lai Ke is not a halal-certified eatery.
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3. A Hot Hideout
It hasn’t been long since A Hot Hideout joined the mall, but the popular mala chain is already seeing snaking queues. All ingredients are priced at $2.88 per 100g, and the final price is based on the weight of the ingredients in your bowl. If it’s your first time here, here’s a tip: request a scrambled egg, which is wonderfully silky and buttery. Otherwise, opt for deep-fried lotus root and potato slices if you prefer something crispy. FYI, the eatery is open till 1:30am every day, so if you’re looking for a supper spot in the vicinity, you know where to go.
Read our A Hot Hideout review.
Unit number: #01-58/59
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 1:30am
Website
A Hot Hideout is not a halal-certified eatery.
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4. Tim Ho Wan
Dim sum chain Tim Ho Wan needs no introduction. As with all their other outlets, make the signature Baked BBQ Pork Buns ($8.50++ for three) the first dish you order—you’ll want to start your meal with its crumbly exterior and juicy barbecue pork interior. From there, you can order other dim sum dishes such as the Pork & Shrimp Dumplings ($7.80++ for four), or opt for one of the rice, congee, or noodle dishes.
Unit number: #01-01/02/03
Opening hours: Mon-Thurs 11am to 8:30pm, Sat 11am to 9pm, Sat-Sun 9am to 9pm
Tel: 6684 2000
Website
Tim Ho Wan is not a halal-certified eatery.
5. Blanco Court Beef Noodles
Image credit: Blanco Court Beef Noodles Aperia Mall via Google Maps
Blanco Court Beef Noodles serves up excellent traditional Hainanese beef noodles. The Superior Beef Noodles (from $11.90) is the most complete version of the dish here, with an assortment of beef parts—shank, tendons, and tripe—to enjoy with the rich beef broth and springy noodles.
Unit number: #01-36
Opening hours: Daily 10am to 9pm
Tel: 9763 1979
Website
Blanco Court Beef Noodles is not a halal-certified eatery.
6. Ichiho Donburi & Sushi
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At Ichiho, you can expect donburi and sushi crafted with super fresh ingredients. The Premium Kaisen Sashimi Don ($22++), for instance, lays a fine selection of sashimi slices atop sushi rice. Fans of the dish have raved about how fresh every slice is, and the generous portions make it worth every penny. Non-sashimi options include the Buta Kakuni Don ($19++), a tasty rice dish that highlights thick pork belly slices.
Unit number: #02-07/08
Opening hours: Daily 11:30am to 2:30pm, 6pm to 9:30pm
Tel: 8202 8168
Website
Ichiho is not a halal-certified eatery.
7. My Spice Affair
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Of the “nasi” dishes in Singapore, nasi ambeng isn’t as well-known as nasi lemak or nasi padang. That doesn’t mean it is any less delicious, however, so if you haven’t tried it before, you should give it a shot at My Spice Affair. The Solo Ambeng (price TBD) is suitable for one and features a plethora of ingredients such as sambal goreng, egg balado, and cow’s lungs. You can also choose between beef rendang and chicken lemak chilli padi to top off your plate.
Unit number: #02-11
Opening hours: Sun-Fri 10am to 5pm
Tel: 8424 2182
Website
My Spice Affair is a halal-certified eatery.
8. Pohang Seafood & Butchery
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If sashimi is what you’d consider a top-tier combination, then Pohang Seafood & Butchery will certainly satisfy you. We recommend the crowd-favourite Stone Pot Beef Tartare Bibimbap ($25++): an elevated bibimbap made with finely minced raw beef seasoned with soy sauce, sesame oil, garlic and more. The raw beef is melt-in-your-mouth tender, and boasts a sweet-savoury balance. If raw beef scares you, consider the Salmon Sashimi Bibimbap ($22++) or Ginseng Chicken Soup ($28++) instead.
Unit number: #02-10
Opening hours: Mon 11:45am to 3pm, 5pm to 9:30pm, Tue-Sun 11:45am to 3pm, 5pm to 9:50pm
Tel: 9010 4781
Website
Pohang Seafood & Butchery is not a halal-certified eatery.
9. KAEDEN
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KAEDEN is one of the few cafes at Aperia Mall, doling up trendy cafe fare in a Scandinavian-influenced setting. Dishes such as Pulled Pork Sandwich ($18+) and Portobello Mushroom Cheese Burger ($15+) will satisfy your brunch cravings, while pasta lovers can order the classic Kaeden Aglio Olio ($12+) or Roasted Salmon with Mentaiko Cream Pasta ($24+).
Unit number: #01-25
Opening hours: Mon 8am to 3pm, Tue-Fri 8am to 9pm, Sat-Sun 11am to 9pm
Tel: 6993 9137
Website
KAEDEN is not a halal-certified eatery.
10. Saizeriya
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Everyone has an opinion on Saizeriya, but few can deny that the casual Italian fare is arguably the cheapest in Singapore. A plate of Aglio Olio Vongole goes for just $5.90, with no GST or service charge. There are plenty of other mains to choose from, including BBQ Pork Rib ($10.90), Cheese Ravioli ($5.90), and even Sirloin Steak ($12.50).
Unit number: #02-14/15
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 10pm
Tel: 6386 2792
Website
Saizeriya is not a halal-certified eatery.
What to eat at Aperia Mall
There’s plenty of food to enjoy at Aperia Mall, spanning different cuisines and price points. This list will help you narrow down your options the next time you’re there!
For more good eats in the area, read our Lavender food guide and Bendemeer food guide.
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