New places to eat at Eastpoint Mall
When it comes to food in Singapore, does east side, best side hold up? Well, Eastpoint Mall has certainly thrown its hat in the ring with a slew of new F&B options sure to impress, including first-in-Singapore openings.
The next time you’re in Simei, check out these new Eastpoint Mall food spots.
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1. Lizoo
There’s something so nostalgic about freshly roasted chestnuts, but they’re not the easiest snack to find on demand. Enter Lizoo, a new snack store focused on nature-forward, comforting small bites to please the whole fam, freshly baked in-house.
Their signature Premium Freshly Baked Black Gold Chestnuts ($6.75/250g) are a bestseller for good reason. These plump, premium chestnuts are harvested from organic farms on the foothills of the Yanshan Mountains, grown without chemical pesticides, fertilisers, or herbicides. Batches are slow-baked throughout the day at 150°C to bring out their natural sweetness and fragrance, and served fresh.
If you always find yourself grabbing a sweet potato at Don Don Donki, Lizoo’s Freshly Baked Golden Crispy Sweet Potatoes ($3/100g) have to be on your radar. Wedges of Taihang sweet potato are baked till they’re crisp and golden on the outside, while still soft and fluffy within.
Finally, the brand also has sweet treats on the menu, such as the Salted Egg Yolk & Red Bean Mochi Pastry ($1.70). As a twist on traditional Hong Kong pastries, this flaky wonder comes with salted egg yolk and chewy mochi for an extra-satisfying combo of textures and flavours.
Eatbook-exclusive promo: 20% off select products.
Unit number: #01-18
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 9:30pm
Tel: 6047 0490
Website
Lizoo is not a halal-certified eatery.
2. Yes Lemon
Going jalan jalan at a mall is never complete without a drink in hand. At Eastpoint Mall, Yes Lemon is a refreshing alternative to the usual bubble tea and coffee spots, specialising in iced lemon tea-based drinks that hit the spot on a hot day. The brand hails from China, where they’ve built a following with over 600 stores, before making its way to Singapore.
All their drinks are made with lemons grown on their Guangdong plantation with organic, pesticide-free farming practices.
On the menu, you’ll find crowd-pleasers like the zippy Thai Iced Lemon Tea, heady Punched Black Lemon Tea, and floral White Peach Oolong Lemon Tea, available in 500ml ($5.80) or 1L ($6.80) if you’re planning to share, or you’re just that thirsty.
Eatbook-exclusive promo: 50% off their signature handcrafted Red Lemon Tea. This promotion is only valid from 24 January.
Unit number: #01-04
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 9:30pm
Tel: 9862 8092
Website
Yes Lemon is not a halal-certified eatery.
3. Lanwang Chicken
Families looking for a wallet-friendly dinner spot at Eastpoint Mall should check out Lanwang Chicken. This Chinese eatery does comforting, home-style food right with a focus on their star: hand-shredded chicken, dressed in your pick of sauces, from sesame oil to mala, even salted egg yolk.
For sharing, go straight for the Whole Hand-Shredded Chicken ($15), a generous platter that feeds three to four. Pair this with bowls of Thai Hom Mali Rice ($1.80), double-boiled soups, and select side dishes on the menu, and you’ve got quite the hearty feast.
Those dining solo or in a smaller group can look forward to their Rice Bowl Set, where you get your pick of a rice bowl and a drink for $7.90, or the nourishing Soup Set, served with your pick of soup, a side salad, and a main dish for only $10.90.
Eatbook-exclusive promo: One free portion of Hand-Shredded Chicken worth $8.90.
Unit number: #03-K01
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 9pm
Tel: 6518 9683
Lanwang Chicken is not a halal-certified eatery.
4. Bibimbap/Dosirak
Bibimbap/Dosirak is all about fast, casual, and nutritious fare built around the Korean bento concept of dosirak. Expect colourful bowls built with a generous mix of vegetables, well-seasoned proteins, and fluffy rice, all pulled together with their signature sauces.
The Chicken Katsu + Chicken/Beef Set ($7.80) is made for those days when you want maximum value and variety. Each order comes with a bento box served with crispy-fried chicken katsu, as well as your choice of teriyaki chicken or beef, paired with rice and kimchi. We also enjoyed the Salmon Don ($8.80), where a fresh salmon fillet and crispy-bottomed rice are presented in a hot stone bowl.
No casual Korean diner is complete without spicy ramyeon, and Bibimbap/Dosirak has Shin Ramyun with three types of toppings available: Chicken ($6.50), Beef ($7), and Seafood ($8).
Beyond the fact that most of their menu comes in below $10—a steal in this day and age—you get free-flow banchan with every order too. They’re also halal-certified!
Eatbook-exclusive promo: 10% off your total bill.
Unit number: #B1-13
Opening hours: Daily 10am to 10pm
Bibimbap/Dosirak is a halal-certified eatery.
5. An Acai Affair
Singapore’s largest acai chain, An Acai Affair, has expanded to Eastpoint Mall, so those living in Simei can get their acai bowl cravings sorted within easy reach. All their Brazil-sourced acai and toppings are organic and vegan, with no artificial sweeteners or preservatives, so you know you’re getting a wholesome treat.
Here, build your own bowl with an unlimited selection of fruits and toppings, or pick from a curated selection of 12 signature bowls. On the latter front, there’s the bestselling Triple A (from $6.90), dressed with fresh fruits, crunchy nuts and granola, as well as a sprinkling of superfoods.
Alternatively, there’s the Coco Glow (from $7.50), where coconut sorbet meets acai for a tropical twist, or the Nutty Party (from $6.90), where a party of crunchy toppings make every spoonful a textural delight.
Eatbook-exclusive promo: 10% off storewide.
Unit number: #01-29
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 10pm
Tel: 8274 7786
Website
An Acai Affair is a halal-certified eatery.
Eastpoint Mall F&B spots to dine at
Eastpoint Mall’s latest openings bring plenty of reasons to swing by Simei, with everything from new snacktime concepts to famed brands making their mark in the ‘hood.
The next time you plan to dine at any of the eateries on the list, remember to flash this Eatbook article to enjoy the exclusive promos at the eateries listed above.
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Photos taken by Marcus Neo.
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