Westgate food guide
Jurong East is home to a few major malls, including IMM, and Westgate. The latter may not be the largest, coming in at just 410,000 sq ft, but the seven-storey lifestyle shopping centre has plenty of things to do, see, and of course, eat. The next time you’re in Jurong East feeling peckish, check out this Westgate food guide to help you decide what to eat.
Table of Contents
- Westgate food guide
- 1. Niku Niku Oh!! Kome
- 2. Mincheng Bibimbap
- 3. Flipper’s
- 4. Yo-Chi
- 5. Wine Connection
- 6. Ajumma’s
- 7. Yakiniku Like
- 8. Brotzeit
- 9. Fong Sheng Hao
- 10. Läderach
- 11. MIAM MIAM
- 12. Shake Shack
- 13. Nunsaram Korean Dessert Cafe
- 14. 328 Katong Laksa
- 15. Bebek Goreng Pak Ndut
- 16. Genki Sushi
- 17. Ippudo
- 18. Jjinja Chicken
- 19. Nasty Cookie
- 20. Poulet
- 21. Tan Yu
- What to eat at Westgate
1. Niku Niku Oh!! Kome
This one’s for hamburg steak fans: Niku Niku Oh!! Kome has opened another outlet at Westgate, serving up fresh beef patties with free-flow rice, miso soup, and broccoli at affordable prices.
If you’re unsure where to start, we recommend the 2 Original Steak ($16.80++) or 3 Original Steak ($18.80++). Each patty is about 95g, so with two or three pieces on your plate, you’ll definitely leave full. Part of the fun is dipping the meat into the different condiments on offer, like the Mustard, Japanese Wasabi Salted-Malt, and Barbecue Sauce.
Read our Niku Niku Oh!! Kome review.
Unit number: #02-07
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 10pm
Website
Niku Niku Oh!! Kome is not halal-certified.
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2. Mincheng Bibimbap
For those looking for a hearty bite during the lunch rush or after-work dinner, Mincheng Bibimbap is one for the books, with plenty of bibimbap and stir-fry dishes for you and your dining companions to share.
The Beef Bibimbap ($9.80) is a classic and a safe bet–a vibrant mix of veggies, tender minced beef, and a fried egg, all meant to be mixed with the sweet-spicy gochujang sauce. There’s also the Cheese Pork Bibimbap ($8.80) for a creamier mouthfeel, as the cheese melts quickly in the hot stone pot. For sharing plates, consider the Spicy Squid ($11.80) or Seafood Tofu Soup ($8.80), both boasting a robust, punchy flavour.
Unit number: #B2-K6/K7
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 9:30pm
Website
Mincheng Bibimbap is not halal-certified.
3. Flipper’s
Japanese souffle pancakes are a cut above your regular pancake, and Flipper’s does a pretty decent job of baking them fresh. Better yet, in a variety of toppings and flavours.
For something sweet, the Biscoff and Banana ($17.80++) is a great choice, served with not just any bananas but caramelised ones, finished off with a scoop of in-house vanilla soft serve. If you’d like to tone down the sweetness, the Matcha and Azuki Bean Paste ($14.80++) is worth considering, as the earthy matcha powder and sweet red bean balance out the bittersweet flavours really well.
Read our Flipper’s review.
Unit number: #01-42
Opening hours: Mon-Thurs 11am to 9:30pm, Fri 11am to 10pm, Sat 10:30am to 10pm, Sun 10:30am to 9:30pm
Tel: 9872 6344
Website
Flipper’s is halal-certified.
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4. Yo-Chi
Slated to open in September 2026, Westgate will be the third Yo-Chi outlet in Singapore. Westies can soon enjoy the famous froyo without having to travel all the way to town or Buona Vista.
You know the drill–choose your base from the rotating frozen yoghurt flavours, and top it off with everything and anything you like. Remember, though, that it’s priced at $3.50 per 100g, which simply means the more you get, the more you pay. Our favourites are the Signature Tart and Salted Butterscotch, for the perfect combination of salted, sweet, and tangy flavours all in one cup, finished off with a drizzle of Biscoff or Nutella on tap.
Read our Yochi at Westgate feature.
Unit number: #01-25
Opening hours: TBD
Website
Yo-Chi is not halal-certified.
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5. Wine Connection
If you’re looking for a place to unwind with a bottle of wine and a good meal, swing by Wine Connection. The leading wine shop and wine-themed restaurant has outlets all around Singapore, including Westgate. It’s here you can pore over hundred labels of exclusive wines sourced from around the world.
Pair your choice of vino with eats from their Mediterranean-inspired menu, which include wallet-friendly dishes made with premium ingredients. If you’re there for something a tad more classic, then try their 200g Black Angus Sirloin ($42++), where a cut of grain-fed beef is prepared to your preferred doneness. You get this with a side of thick-cut fries and a salad.
Unit number: #01-03
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 11:30am to 11pm, Sat-Sun 11am to 11pm
Tel: 8865 8191
Website
Wine Connection is not halal-certified.
6. Ajumma’s
Image credit: Ajumma’s
Fast-casual restaurant Ajumma’s is where it’s at for wallet-friendly Korean dishes inspired by Korean street food and family restaurant fare. They’ve been around since 2014 and have established quite the name for themselves, with multiple outlets islandwide. Their Westgate outlet often sees long queues at mealtimes, but trust us when we say the payoff for queueing is worth it.
Ajumma’s has a variety of familiar foods—think bibimbap, Korean stews and the like. A standout dish for us, however, is their Signature Beef Kalbi ($17.90++), where tender strips of beef are steeped in their house marinade before being stir-fried till caramelised in a ripping hot wok. This is served with short-grain rice and four side dishes for a complete meal—it’s kind of like K-BBQ without having to put in the effort! Another must-have at Ajumma’s is their Fluffy Steamed Eggs ($6.90++), where Korean steamed eggs are garnished with a nutty roasted sesame oil for added flavour.
Unit number: #01-07
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 9:15pm
Tel: 8509 1696
Website
Ajumma’s is not halal-certified.
7. Yakiniku Like
Hailing from Japan is Yakiniku Like, an affordable Japanese barbecue chain with an outlet at Westgate. Instead of only offering tables for diners in groups of two and up, Yakiniku Like also has solo BBQ stations, great for days where you have a yakiniku craving, but nobody to jio. The solo barbecue stations are equipped with state-of-the-art electric smokeless grills, so you don’t have to worry about smelling smoky afterwards.
The menu serves a wide variety of meats, from pork to chicken, and even Japanese Wagyu beef at prices that won’t break the bank. If you’re not sure of what to pick, you can order from their set menu options, where prices fall under $10++. You get meat, rice, soup, and your choice of side dish. Those looking to indulge can order from their A5 Wagyu selection, where the most expensive one amounts to $32.90++. For the price, you get cuts of uber-marbled, buttery Japanese Wagyu served with other types of meat, ranging from karubi to pork belly, depending on the set you choose.
Unit number: #03-06
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 10pm
Tel: 6025 4686
Website
Yakiniku Like is not halal-certified.
8. Brotzeit
Image credit: Brotzeit
Those looking for a relaxed meal with crisp German beers ought to visit Brotzeit. The renowned German bistro-bar offers cosy, chill vibes, a repertoire of crowd-pleasing house-brewed beers, and a menu full of hearty German eats that are great for sharing.
For instance, there’s the Wiener Schnitzel, their signature veal escalope. Priced at $42++, diners get a huge portion of veal battered in breadcrumbs imported from Austria, then fried till golden brown. If veal escalope isn’t your thing, don’t sweat it—Brotzeit has schnitzels made with different meats. Their HuhnerSchnitzel ($28++) is made with fried chicken, paired with potato salad and cranberry sauce.
Unit number: #01-04
Opening hours: Tue-Sun 11am to 11pm, Mon 11am to 2pm
Tel: 6465 9874
Website
Brotzeit is not halal-certified.
9. Fong Sheng Hao
Image credit: Fong Sheng Hao
Taiwanese charcoal toast and milk tea joint Fong Sheng Hao has its roots as a small kiosk in Taipei, but has since become a prolific franchise with outlets around Singapore. They’re acclaimed for their Taiwanese breakfast, where you choose from a range of toasts, and pair that with any of their drinks.
On the toast front, the Pork Floss & Egg ($7.80+) is a bestseller. This sees fluffy toast bread, which is made in-house, sandwiching sweet-salty pork floss and a fluffy scrambled egg. A lick of house-made sweet mayonnaise within gives the overall sandwich that extra oomph. Pair this with the Signature Milk Tea ($5.90+), prepared Taiwanese style, and a hash brown for an extra $2.20+ if you’d like more carbs.
Unit number: #01-08
Opening hours: Daily 7:30am to 9pm
Tel: 9757 8550
Website
Fong Sheng Hao is not halal-certified.
10. Läderach
Image credit: Läderach Chocolatier Suisse
Family-owned luxury chocolatier Läderachv is famous for their giant A3 slabs of fresh chocolates, all made fresh in Switzerland, by hand, without any preservatives or additives. There’s a staggering amount of flavours to choose from, priced by weight.
If you’re looking for a gift, consider the popular Praline Dubai Dark Gift Box ($37), featuring eight pieces of indulgent, creamy chocolate made with pistachio, cocoa butter and more. Otherwise, the FrischSchoggi Tin ($108) is a unique option, offering 420g of hand-snapped chocolate slabs in assorted flavours.
Unit number: #01-10
Opening hours: Mon-Thurs 11am to 9pm, Fri-Sun 11am to 10pm
Tel: 6958 8154
Website
Läderach Chocolatier Suisse is not halal-certified.
11. MIAM MIAM
Miam Miam is a French-Japanese cafe that offers fusion fare made with fresh, sustainable produce. The menu offers you the best of both Japanese and French cuisines, with full-flavoured dishes that’ll keep you coming back for more.
The Creamy Miso Squid Pasta ($28.50++) is a crowd-pleaser. An entire squid is cooked till lightly charred and served in a bed of creamy miso butter. The miso infuses the cream with umami undertones, pairing perfectly with the lightly peppery, al dente squid ink aglio oglio pasta the dish is served with. Another fave on the menu is their Souffle D Nuage ($18.90++), a riff on omurice, with fuwa fuwa cheesy scrambled eggs atop bacon tomato fried rice.
Unit number: #02-27/29
Opening hours: Mon-Thurs 11:15am to 9pm, Fri 11:30am to 9:30pm, Sat 11am to 9:30pm, Sun 11am to 9pm
Tel: 6254 1434
Website
MIAM MIAM is not halal-certified.
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12. Shake Shack
This famed New York City fast food chain has taken Singapore by storm, not least with its Shake Shack opening.
The eatery is cosy and almost mellow in ambience, with forest green and light wood furnishings towered by high ceilings. There’s a semi-open kitchen where diners can get a behind-the-scenes glimpse of all the Shack’s signatures being prepped, from their signature ShackBurger ($10.40), made with Angus beef patties and potato buns. Pair your burger with the signature Pandan Shake ($9) and Cheese Fries ($6.90) for the complete experience.
Read our Shake Shack review.
Unit number: #01-20
Opening hours: Daily 10am to 10pm
Website
Shake Shack is not halal-certified.
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13. Nunsaram Korean Dessert Cafe
Image credit: Soh Giok Eng
Nunsaram Korean Dessert Cafe offers a variety of towering bingsu, AKA Korean shaved ice dessert, starting from $12.90 for their classic Injeolmi.
Other flavours such as Green Tea (from $12.90), Mango (from $14.90), and Choc Banana (from $14.90) are available too. Apart from the sweets, the cafe also has a selection of hot, savoury Korean dishes that are great to snack on, including their Spicy Cheese Tteokbokki ($10.90) and Tuna Kimchi Gimbap ($11.90).
Unit number: #04-37
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 10pm
Tel: 9664 2574
Website
Nunsaram Korean Dessert Cafe is not halal-certified.
14. 328 Katong Laksa
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328 Katong Laksa serves up Nyonya-style laksa, flavoured with coconut milk and dried shrimp, and its noodles are cut into small pieces, so you can enjoy the laksa with just a spoon.
Fun fact: this is also the stall that went head-to-head with Gordon Ramsay during the Singtel Hawker Heroes Challenge in 2013!
Read our guide to the best laksa in Singapore.
Unit number: #B2-06
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 8:45pm
Tel: 9732 8163
Website
328 Katong Laksa is not halal-certified.
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15. Bebek Goreng Pak Ndut
As their name makes clear, Bebek Goreng Pak Ndut serves up crispy fried duck and rice sets, headlined by a fried duck leg that is first marinated for 24 hours in a secret spice blend.
You can enjoy your bebek goreng with any one of their five sambals. These are all made in Indonesia, from the green chilli sambal ijo, to their umami sambal belacan. They’ve also got other dishes on the menu if you’re not big on duck, such as the Grilled Chicken + Rice ($8.90), featuring chicken marinated in a sweet soya sauce, served alongside tofu, tempeh, side salad, and condiments.
Unit number: #B1-11
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 9:30pm
Tel: 6565 4787
Website
Bebek Goreng Pak Ndut is halal-certified.
16. Genki Sushi
Popular kaiten sushi chain Genki Sushi serves up a wide selection of affordable sushi and other Japanese small plates, prepared a la minute and served to your table on small shinkansen trays.
Dishes are mostly priced under $10, though you have many options under $5. Do try the Genki Sushi specials, including their mentaiko and aburi dishes, as well as their Dai Man Zoku sushi. The latter offers sushi with XL toppings, from salmon belly to sukiyaki beef.
Unit number: #03-05
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 10pm
Tel: 6974 0472
Website
Genki Sushi is not halal-certified.
17. Ippudo
World-renowned ramen restaurant Ippudo hails from Fukuoka, one of Japan’s biggest ramen cities. They’ve since opened several eateries in Singapore, including one at Westgate.
Apart from the usual tonkotsu ramen, Ippudo has plenty of other ramen flavours, including their plant-based Wadashi Vege and Plant Miso, both priced at $16++ each. The former is served with wholegrain noodles, paired with mushroom chashu, marinated half-boiled egg, bamboo shoot, and Japanese leek. You’ll be able to customise the intensity of your broth, and the doneness of your noodles to suit your preferences.
Unit number: #03-03
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 10pm
Tel: 6456 9308
Website
Ippudo Westgate is not halal-certified.
18. Jjinja Chicken
For casual Korean fare and halal-certified Korean fried chicken, head down to Jjinja Chicken. Their Signature Jjinja Wings (from $8.90 for six) are a must-try, as they’re double-fried till the skin is extra-crispy, then finished in a sauce of your choice.
Apart from their Korean fried chicken, Jjinja Chicken also has rice and noodle dishes. There’s the Jjamjja Myeon (from $10.90), a two-in-one mix of jjampong and jjajangmyeon, or Beef Ramdon ($12.90), made with premium NZ ribeye steak.
Unit number: #02-05
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 9pm
Tel: 6262 2550
Website
Jjinja Chicken is halal-certified.
19. Nasty Cookie
Homegrown bakery Nasty Cookie specialises in thicc, New York-style cookies that are chunky with a capital C. Their Westgate store is decked out in the brand’s signature shade of blue, so it’s recognisable from a mile away.
Instead of being a takeaway-only kiosk, they’ve got a small dine-in area and coffee and milkshakes to go with their cookies. If you’re stuck on which flavour to choose, you can’t go wrong with their Oh! Smores ($6), packed with gooey chocolate chips and a melted marshmallow middle, or their eye-catching Red Velvet Crumble ($6), a cookie-fied red velvet cheesecake.
Read our Nasty Cookie review.
Unit number: #01-09
Opening hours: 12pm to 9:30pm
Tel: 6802 8290
Website
Nasty Cookie is not halal-certified.
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20. Poulet
Halal restaurant Poulet brings homely French roast chicken to diners at affordable prices. It’s a great place for family gatherings and corporate lunches!
Get their signature roast Half Chicken (from $17.90++), oven-roasted till the skin is rendered and crisp, while the meat stays juicy. Choose between three types of signature sauces to dress your chicken with: a mellow Mushroom Cream, a fruity Lemon Cream, and a classic Diane Sauce or Black Pepper Cream.
Unit number: #B1-09
Opening hours: Daily 11:30am to 10pm
Tel: 6255 1240
Website
Poulet is not halal-certified.
21. Tan Yu
Image credit: Tan Yu
Chinese grilled fish eateries have been popping up around Singapore in droves over the past few years, but Tan Yu remains one of the OGs.
The Shenzhen franchise offers three different types of fish: limbo, seabass, and qingjiang. They are available with 15 different sauces too! Bestselling options include the Green Pepper flavour, for fans of milder, more peppery spice, and the Spicy sauce, for full-blown, fiery Sichuan mala. Expect to spend around $51.90++ to $55++ per fish, which feeds up to three.
Unit number: #B1-02
Opening hours: Daily 11:30am to 10pm
Tel: 6250 6656
Website
Tan Yu is not halal-certified.
What to eat at Westgate
The next time you’re in Westgate trying to think of what to eat, refer to this guide of Westgate food options. Else, check out our guide to Jurong East food gems.
Address: 3 Gateway Drive, #B1-38/39, Westgate, Singapore 608532
Nearest MRT Station: Jurong East
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