Punggol Coast Mall food guide
If you live in Punggol, you’ll want in on this news. The new Punggol Coast Mall, situated right next to Punggol Coast MRT Station, is progressively opening this March! Located at the Punggol Digital District, the shopping centre has over 120 shops, including more than 20 eateries. We’ve put together our guide to the best Punggol Coast Mall food places to check out when you’re in the area. Do note that some of these eateries have yet to open, so it’s best to do a quick check online before heading down.
Table of Contents
- Punggol Coast Mall food guide
- 1. Muji Cafe
- 2. Luckin Coffee
- 3. Sushi-GO
- 4. Din Tai Fung
- 5. Paradise Hotpot
- 6. The Better Scoop
- 7. Ya Kun Kaya Toast
- 8. White Cloud Cafe
- 9. Playmade
- 10. Hajun Korean
- 11. Aston’s
- 12. Jollibee
- Best food places at Punggol Coast Mall
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1. Muji Cafe
Great news for Muji fans, as the popular Japanese clothing and lifestyle store has set up its first North-East store at Punggol Coast Mall. You’ll also find Muji Cafe here, serving up their hot and cold deli items, alongside a small selection of cakes. If you’re going for their regular deli sets, prices start at $14.80 for one hot and one cold deli, an onsen egg, rice, and a bowl of soup.
We also recommend their Pork Katsu Donburi ($16.80), starring deep-fried pork cutlet drizzled with mayo, paired with a side salad and the cafe’s signature 16 Grain Rice that’s sourced from Japan.
Read our Muji Cafe Plaza Singapura to find out what to order at the Punggol outlet!
Unit: #01-53/54/55
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 9pm
Website
Muji Cafe is not a halal-certified eatery.
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2. Luckin Coffee
We’re huge fans of Luckin Coffee, so we’re including them on this list. The popular Chinese chain has opened at Level 2 of the mall with limited dine-in seats, which means you can enjoy your cup of coffee before heading off.
Their Iced Minty Coconut Latte ($8.50) is a must-try; this interesting beverage combines coconut milk and freshly pulled espresso with mint syrup for a bold, creamy, and refreshing finish. Alternatively, coffee snobs can check out Luckin Coffee’s Black Cup series for premium, barista-approved beverages.
Read our Luckin Coffee coverage.
Unit: #02-128
Opening hours: Sun-Thurs 8am to 9pm, Fri-Sat 8am to 10pm
Luckin Coffee is not a halal-certified eatery.
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3. Sushi-GO
For affordable yet delicious sushi, head to Sushi-GO. The popular chain is known for serving their sushi on a “shinkansen” delivery system—think conveyor belt sushi delivered by adorable AI robot servers.
You can choose from over 150 items, starting from as low as $1.80. Highlights include Aburi Hanasaki Salmon Sushi ($3.50++), featuring seared thick salmon and ikura, and Cheezy Dragon Roll ($9.20++): maki packed with barbecued eel, shrimp roe, cream cheese, omelette, and Japanese pickles, then topped with teriyaki sauce, cheddar cheese sauce, and mayo.
Read our Sushi-GO review.
Unit: #02-116/117
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 11:30am to 10pm, Sat-Sun 11am to 10pm
Website
Sushi-GO is not a halal-certified eatery.
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4. Din Tai Fung
Satisfy your xiao long bao craving at Din Tai Fung, which will be opening at Punggol Coast Mall soon. You’ll find the viral Mama Mochi Chocolate Xiao Long Bao ($12.80++ for six/$15.80++ for 10), which is now a permanent menu item across all outlets. Steamed to order, these sweet buns are filled with a premium chocolate lava and mochi filling. Don’t miss out on their signature Steamed Pork Xiao Long Bao (price TBD) and Fried Rice with Pork Chop & Eggs (price TBD) too.
Unit: #01-127
Opening hours: TBD
Website
Din Tai Fung is not a halal-certified eatery.
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5. Paradise Hotpot
Another soon-to-open eatery is Paradise Hotpot, a solo hotpot concept restaurant under the Paradise Group. Instead of the usual steamboat experience, you can enjoy your very own personal hotpot here, in the form of a buffet from just $19.90++ per person. The buffet includes unlimited ice cream, snacks, house-made drinks, and condiments, along with a variety of hotpot essentials ranging from pork, beef, and marinated chicken slices to Alaskan Crab Sticks and Pork and Chive Dumplings. You also get to choose from eight soup bases!
Read our Paradise Hotpot feature.
Unit: TBD
Opening hours: TBD
Website
Paradise Hotpot is not a halal-certified eatery.
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6. The Better Scoop
Homegrown ice cream cafe The Better Scoop is also slated to open at Punggol Coast Mall very soon. We recommend their OG Nian Gao Waffles ($6.80), where freshly baked waffles are stuffed with a nian gao layer that’s sweet and chewy. Top your waffles with their ice cream, priced from $4.20 for a single scoop and $8 for double. Popular picks include Tie Guan Yin, Osmanthus Oolong, and Honey Chamomile Blue Pea, which boasts an aromatic, honey-like sweetness.
Unit: #02-124
Opening hours: TBD
Website
The Better Scoop is not a halal-certified eatery.
7. Ya Kun Kaya Toast
For a classic Singaporean breakfast, look no further than Ya Kun Kaya Toast, which we ranked first on our best kaya toast list. Get their Set A ($6.30), comprising kaya butter toast, two soft-boiled eggs, and your choice of hot teh or kopi. We’re big fans of Ya Kun’s kaya toast for multiple reasons; the thin slices of brown toast are crispy, perfectly complementing the fragrant pandan kaya and cold butter slabs.
Unit: #02-53
Opening hours: Daily 7:30am to 9pm
Website
Ya Kun Kaya Toast is not a halal-certified eatery but uses no pork or lard.
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8. White Cloud Cafe
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White Cloud Cafe is making its debut with its upcoming launch at Punggol Coast Mall. While there’s no word on their official menu, their hoarding and social media posts hint that you can expect brunch fare, coffee, pastries, desserts, and alcoholic drinks here. The cafe and bistro’s interiors are sleek yet cosy, with white, blue, and grey accents.
Unit: #02-126
Opening hours: Daily 10am to 10pm
Website
White Cloud Cafe is not a halal-certified eatery.
9. Playmade
Bubble tea fans, take note: PlayMade is opening an outlet at the new Punggol mall soon! The popular Taiwanese bubble tea chain is known for their unique pearl flavours and seasonal menu, including a recent taro series.
If it’s your first time here, you won’t go wrong with their Chrysanthemum Milk Tea (from $3.90) or Taiwan Milk Tea (from $3.90). Alternatively, jump on the matcha hype train and get their Matcha Fresh Milk (from $5.70). For toppings, we recommend the Pink Cactus Boba (from $1.30) and Grape Boba (from $1.30), which are perfectly chewy with a slight sweetness.
Unit: TBD
Opening hours: TBD
Website
PlayMade is not a halal-certified eatery.
10. Hajun Korean
You can get hearty Korean food without breaking the bank at Ha-Jun Korean. This casual eatery offers classic Korean mains under $10, including the likes of Hotplate Chicken ($7), Dolsot Bibimbap ($7.50), and Kimchi Fried Rice ($6). If it’s a rainy day, consider ordering a comforting Ginseng Chicken Soup ($8.50) or Chicken Kimchi Ramen ($6.20): Korean ramyeon and tender chicken slices in spicy kimchi soup.
Unit: TBD
Opening hours: Daily 9am to 9pm
Ha-Jun Korean is not a halal-certified eatery.
11. Aston’s
Image credit: Anushka Chandrasekera
Halal Western restaurant Astons Specialities is a popular pick for family meals and casual gatherings. Choose from an extensive menu featuring steak, chicken, pork, and seafood, with most mains served with two sides of your choice. The food here is well-priced, with highlights including Chargrilled Chicken ($12.90++), Black Pepper Fish ($13.90++), New York Strip ($23.90++), and Porterhouse ($33.90++).
Unit: #02-118
Opening hours: Daily 11:30am to 10pm
Website
Astons Specialities is a halal-certified eatery.
12. Jollibee
Image credit: @jollibeesg
Famous Filipino fried chicken chain Jollibee is also slated to open at the mall this March. If you’re here alone, dive into their 2 Pcs Chicken Joy Meal (from $7.80), which comes with two pieces of fried chicken paired with a side. There’s also the option to get this meal with Jollibee’s signature Jolly Spaghetti instead of the side for $10.30.
Watch our YouTube video for recommendations on what else to order at Jollibee!
Unit: TBD
Opening hours: TBD
Website
Jollibee is a halal-certified eatery.
Best food places at Punggol Coast Mall
These are some of the best restaurants, cafes, and kiosks at Punggol Coast Mall to check out the next time you’re in the area!
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