Tampines Mall food guide
Standing tall for close to 30 years now, Tampines Mall is an OG contender for East-side diners with its extensive selection of dining options. From wallet-friendly halal eateries to healthy vegan desserts, here’s a list of eateries you should check out the next time you’re wondering what to eat in Tampines.
Table of Contents
- Tampines Mall food guide
- 1. Yole
- 2. Casa Vostra
- 3. So Pho
- 4. POCHA!
- 5. Sushi Zanmai
- 6. PUTIEN
- 7. Legendary Hong Kong
- 8. Seoul Garden
- 9. Ging Sun Ho King of Bun
- 10. Wingstop
- Where to eat at Tampines Mall
- Find out more about Tampines Mall’s food options!
1. Yole
Yole serves zero sugar frozen yoghurt made with high quality ingredients sourced all the way from Spain. Plant-based milk options are also available for vegans and the lactose intolerant.
For a large cup of Frozen Yogurt ($7.90), you get to choose three toppings ranging from fruits and nuts to chocolates and sauces. For a healthier option, try the Ibiza ($8.90 for large), where you get to pick two fruits, two crunch, and a sauce to drizzle over your froyo. Otherwise, the Yole Specialty Drinks ($7.90) is the perfect beverage to quench your thirst in the sultry heat with flavours ranging from Cookie Delight to Mango Tango and more.
Unit: #B1-K12
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 10pm
Website
Yole is halal-certified.
2. Casa Vostra
Image credit: Casa Vostra
If you’re looking for solid Italian food in the East, check out Casa Vostra, a popular Italian eatery that opened its third outlet in Tampines Mall in May 2026. The restaurant is a local favourite and constantly draws in long queues for its quality fare.
A signature on the menu is the Newpolitan Red pizza series, a twist on the classic Neapolitan with fermented dough. Popular flavours are Margherita($17++), with tomato, basil, and parmesan cheese; Gamberi($28++), with Argentinian prawns; and Burrata ($28++).
Other items also worth getting include appetisers and pastas such as the Calamari Fritti ($12++) and Fungi, Tagliolini ($18++).
Read our Casa Vostra review.
Unit: #01-33A
Opening hours: Daily 11:30am to 10pm
Website
Casa Vostra is not halal-certified.
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3. So Pho
So Pho is frequented by patrons of all ages thanks to their affordably priced Vietnamese delicacies, such as pho, banh mi, and summer rolls.
Their classic Pho Noodle Soup with Sliced Beef, Beef Balls, Tendon & Brisket ($15.50++) is a soul-warming dish that features a hearty assortment of beef cuts and rice noodles in So Pho’s special broth. The rich flavour of the broth, infused with warm spices, comes from more than 10 hours of simmering. Alternatively, you can try their Bún Noodle with Softshell Crab & Fried Spring Rolls ($19.50++) if you fancy something different. While the pho and bún noodles alone make for a satisfying meal, their Mixed Appetisers ($17.80++) is ideal for sharing if you’re dining in with your friends or family, and want something to munch on before your mains. It includes prawn cakes, summer rolls, and fried spring rolls.
Unit: #04-30 to 31
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 10pm
Tel: 6789 0659
Website
So Pho is halal-certified.
4. POCHA!
Image credit: POCHA Singapore via FB
In Korea, pocha refers to casual street food, and POCHA! brings those comforting favourites right into Tampines Mall. The restaurant features some of Korea’s most popular street foods such as tteokbokki, fried chicken, ramyeon and more.
The signature items there are the Creamy Shin Ramyeon ($13.90++) and Hangari Bokkeumbab ($11.90++), a stir-fried Korean fried rice dish. However, you should also check out the Korean classics, including Jjajangmyeon ($11.90++) and Jjapagetti ($10.90++).
Unit: #B1-02
Opening hours: Daily 11:30am to 9pm
Tel: 8111 5184
Website
POCHA! is not halal-certified.
5. Sushi Zanmai
Image credit: Sushi Zanmai SG via FB
Moving on to Japanese cuisine, Sushi Zanmai is another popular chain restaurant that recently opened in Tampines Mall in May 2026. It’s known for its quality sushi and extensive menu at affordable prices.
They offer a wide variety, from sushi and sashimi to cooked foods such as soup and tempura. If you love raw fish, you can get the Ishikawa ($33.80++), an assortment of premium cuts such as honmaguro otoro, toro salmon, uni and more. Meanwhile, salmon fans can opt for the Salmon Zanmai ($16.80++), and tuna fans the Maguro Zanmai ($23.80++).
If raw fish isn’t your thing, cooked options include a Ribeye Steak ($14.80++) and Wagyu Don ($19.80++).
Unit: #04-32
Opening hours: Mon-Sat 11:30am to 10pm, Sun 11am to 9:30pm
Website
Sushi Zanmai is not halal-certified.
6. PUTIEN
PUTIEN is famously known as a restaurant that specialises in Fujianese food, and it’s the perfect place to have your family dinners at.
Newly launched in 2023, Golden Broth Buddha Jumps Over the Wall ($39.80++) is the restaurant’s modernised take on the traditional Fujian delicacy. It features premium ingredients, such as abalone, sea cucumber, matsutake mushroom, and dried scallop. Also, their Fujian Seafood Lor Mee ($14.80++ for regular) is a signature dish and now you can get it with a Fujian Wild Red Mushroom Chicken Soup ($6.80++)—a rare ingredient from Fujian. Their Stir-fried Yam ($16.80++ for regular) is another must-try, said to be a crowd favourite thanks to the crispy texture of the yam cubes and their caramelised, charred aroma!
Unit: #02-02
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 11:30am to 10pm, Sat-Sun 11am to 10pm
Tel: 6781 2162
Website
PUTIEN is not halal-certified.
7. Legendary Hong Kong
Image credit: Legendary Hong Kong via FB
Legendary Hong Kong lives up to its name. Opened by die-hard fans of Hong Kong cuisine, the restaurant boasts over 300 menu items, ranging from crispy roast pork to bolo buns and more. Originally based at Jurong Point, the restaurant has since opened its largest outlet and flagship store at Tampines Mall with exclusive menu items.
You can share dim sum such as Pan-Fried Turnip Cake ($5.80++) and BBQ Pork Puff ($6.40++). For mains, the Nissin Noodle with Luncheon Meat and Egg in Soup ($9.50++) is a staple.
Unit: #B1-11
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 11am to 10pm, Sat-Sun 8:30am to 10pm
Tel: 8690 1448
Website
Legendary Hong Kong is not halal-certified.
8. Seoul Garden
Image credit: Seoul Garden
Seoul Garden is one of the leading halal restaurants in Singapore that specialises in Korean BBQ and hotpot buffet. Get the most bang for your buck by having the Seoul Garden International Korean Grill and Hot Pot Buffet, which comes in three tiers: Regular, Premium and Supreme.
The Regular tier offers up to 83 items to choose from: 6 choices of soup base, and Seoul Garden’s signature marinated meat, such as bulgogi, teriyaki, black pepper, steamboat items and more. On the other hand, the Premium tier includes additional premium seafood and proteins such as beef knuckle, squid, smoked duck, beef short plate, lamb and salmon fillet. Even better, the supreme tier offers wide selections of quality wagyu beef, US beef short ribs and tiger prawn.
For weekday lunch, the Regular Tier costs $24.90++, while the Premium Tier is priced at $33.90++, and the Supreme Tier at $47.90++. For weekday dinners and weekends, the Regular Tier costs $34.90++, whereas the Premium Tier is priced at $39.90++, and the Supreme Tier at $47.90++.
Good news, Seoul Garden is launching two new items on their menu: Free Seoul Garden Aged Beef and Free-Flow Premium Steak Cut. The former is available to groups of four diners who upgrade to the Premium or Supreme Tier, whereas the latter is only available to those who opt for the Supreme Tier.
Read our Seoul Garden HOTPOT review!
Unit: #04-01
Opening hours: Daily 11:30am to 10:30pm
Tel: 6786 1339
Website
Seoul Garden is halal-certified.
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9. Ging Sun Ho King of Bun
On the same note, Ging Sun Ho King of Bun is another popular Hong Kong chain in Tampines Mall selling sheng jian bao and more. Former singer Oscar Liu founded the store after falling in love with Shanghai’s crispy soup dumplings.
Of course, the must-get here is the Signature Pan-Fried Pork Soup Buns ($4++ for two pieces). However, other popular items also worth ordering include the Shanghainese Scallion Oil Noodles ($9.80++) and Noodles in Hot and Sour Soup ($9.50++).
Read our Ging Sun Ho review.
Unit: #B1-K17/18
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 9:30pm
Tel: 8802 5426
Website
Ging Sun Ho King of Bun is not halal-certified.
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10. Wingstop
For some fast food, Wingstop is an option that never disappoints. The Kecap Manis Boneless Wing (from $8.50) is an undisputed fan favourite. Other top selections include Mango Habanero Classic Wings (from $8.95) for spice lovers, and Garlic Parmesan Classic Wings ($8.95).
Pair your chicken with sides such as the Signature Seasoned Fries (from $2.95) and Mushroom Fritters (from $6.45).
If you’re stuck on which flavour to get, here are all the Wingstop flavours ranked.
Unit: #04-23 to 25
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 11am to 10pm, Sat-Sun 10:30am to 10pm
Website
Wingstop is halal-certified.
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Where to eat at Tampines Mall
These 10 eateries scratch the surface of all the dining options at Tampines Mall, and there’s just so much more to be explored. Be it a casual lunch or dinner date, there’s bound to be something here that will turn your crank!
Find out more about Tampines Mall’s food options!
Photos taken by Melvin Mak.
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