Guide to the best food places to eat in Tengah
Tengah may be the newest kid on the HDB block, but don’t be fooled into thinking it’s still as ulu as before. While online chatter often laments the lack of food options, we’ve dug deep to uncover the 10 best Tengah food spots that prove that the new BTO estate doesn’t fall short with its range of cosy cafes, home-based businesses, and popular eateries.
Table of Contents
- Guide to the best food places to eat in Tengah
- 1. Tea Dot
- 2. Prata Lahhh!
- 3. Groovepizzerie
- 4. Brunch & Co Cafe
- 5. Dan Lao
- 6. Tengahmisu
- 7. Love Sukhothai Tengah
- 8. Lau Wang Claypot Delights @ Plantation Plaza
- 9. Three Little Coconut
- 10. Sizzling 喜滋滋
- Where to eat in Tengah
1. Tea Dot
Nestled within a cluster of HDB flats along Tengah Garden Walk, Tea Dot is a unique cafe that specialises in “bubble tea” on tap, infused with a herbal twist. One of the first things that will catch your eye is its rows of taps, each fitted with a screen showcasing the ingredients in every drink. Herbal tea options include Jujube Longan ($4.90), Snow Pear Fungus ($4.90), and even a distinctive Purple Sweet Potato ($4.90).
They also offer unconventional bubble tea flavours such as Duck Sh*t Oolong ($2.90) and Dragon Well ($2.90), with the option to add toppings for an additional $1.10. Make sure to give their gelato selection (from $4.90) a taste as well, with flavours including Dark Cacao Intense. Yogurt Speculoos, and Banana Chocolate.
Read our Tea Dot feature.
Address: 236B Tengah Garden Walk, #01-03, Singapore 692236
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 12 to 11pm, Sat-Sun 10am to 11pm
Tel: 9689 6427
Website
Tea Dot is not a halal-certified eatery.
2. Prata Lahhh!
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If you’re bored of the usual prata offerings at mainstream mamaks, check out Prata Lahhh! for a fresh twist. Instead of sticking to fixed flavours, you can get creative and DIY your own prata with a wide range of toppings. Choose from options such as Chicken Tikka ($4), Beef Keema ($3), Potato Masala ($1.80), and top them off with condiments including Onion, Garlic (80c each), and Honey ($1).
You can also stick to staples like Chicken Briyani ($9.50) and Plain Prata ($1.40), or try their Eggs Benedict Prata ($5.20) or the Chicken Sausage Prata Roll ($4.50) for something different. Another standout is their Satti Sorru AKA claypot rice, with options ranging from Chicken ($12) to Lamb Shank ($20).
Address: 119 Plantation Cres, #01-02 Community Club, Singapore 690119
Opening hours: Daily 7am to 12am
Tel: 8658 3210
Website
Prata Lahhh! is a halal-certified eatery.
3. Groovepizzerie
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One of two home-based businesses on this list, spice up your weekends with groovepizzerie’s selection of authentic Neapolitan-style pizzas. Each pizza is crafted with slow-fermented dough and baked to order, featuring a lineup of distinctive flavours.Standouts include the Chorizo Couch Potato ($22), topped with chorizo sausages and potato slices drizzled in truffle white sauce, as well as the Peanut Satay Chicken ($24) for a more familiar, local-inspired twist.
For something heartier, the Meatzilla ($22) comes loaded with minced beef, chorizo sausages, streaky bacon, and gammon ham. Alternatively, their Say Yes To Ananas ($22) offers a bold combination of arrabbiata sauce, mozzarella, streaky bacon, gammon ham, and purple onions. All of their pizzas are 12’’ and are perfect for sharing between two to three people.
Address: Plantation Grove (full address will be shared after payment)
Opening hours: Sat-Sun 12pm to 2pm, 5 to 7pm
Tel: 8189 7182
Website
groovepizzerie is not a halal-certified eatery.
4. Brunch & Co Cafe
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Having generated some buzz on social media, Brunch & Co Cafe at Plantation Plaza serves up homely cafe dishes in generous portions. Some of their signature dishes include their Big Breakfast Platter ($18.90++) and their Croque Madame Sourdough ($15.90++), coated with melted cheese and packed with chicken ham and a sunny side up egg, alongside two sides.
You can also try their pesto pastas, available with grilled chicken or mushroom, as well as prawn or fried chicken bites. Another highlight is the Ribeye Steak with Truffle Jus ($23.90++), featuring 200g of New Zealand grain-fed ribeye. Best of all, you can use your CDC vouchers to help offset the cost!
Address: 127 Plantation Crescent, #02-18 Plantation Plaza, Singapore 690127
Opening hours: Mon-Sat 11am to 9pm, Sun 10.30am to 9pm
Tel: 8913 2896
Website
Brunch & Co Cafe is not a halal-certified eatery.
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5. Dan Lao
Located in Plantation Plaza’s Koufu food court, Dan Lao is a name that many people are familiar with. Founded by former chefs from the now-defunct Eggslut, the hawker brand’s speciality is clear—scrambled eggs served over jasmine rice, complemented by a variety of toppings. The star of the show is undoubtedly their cloud-like eggs, which are soft, creamy, and delightfully runny.
Besides classic topping options, including their Signature Chicken Cutlet ($7.30), Spicy Pork ($9.50), and Beef Slices ($8.30), you can also elevate your meal with a curry twist, with options such as Curry Braised Pork ($10) and Curry Spicy Chicken ($9). For an extra dose of indulgence, opt for their cheese selections, including Cheesy Luncheon ($7.30), Cheesy Prawn ($9.30), and Cheesy Tomato ($6.80).
Read our Dan Lao review.
Address: 127 Plantation Crescent, #03-02 Plantation Plaza, Singapore 690127
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 8pm
Website
Dan Lao is not a halal-certified eatery.
Danlao Review: $4.50 Scrambled Rice Bowls By Ex-Eggslut Chefs
6. Tengahmisu
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Craving something sweet, but don’t want the usual dessert brands? Consider Tengahmisu, a home-based business that specialises in freshly made tiramisu. Their OG Tengahmisu is priced at $10, while creative spin-offs such as the Milo-Misu ($8) and Matcha-Misu ($12) are also available.
They also have a selection of Matcha drinks, including the classic Matcha Latte ($5.50) and Strawberry Iced Matcha Latte ($6.50), along with their Hojicha Iced Latte ($5.50).
Address: 230A Tengah Drive, #06-471, Singapore 691230
Opening hours: Daily 10am to 8pm
Website
Tengahmisu is not a halal-certified eatery.
7. Love Sukhothai Tengah
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Singaporeans love Bangkok for its vibrant food scene, but you need not travel far for an authentic taste of Thailand right on our shores. In the heart of Tengah, Love Sukhothai delivers just that with an extensive menu of over 50 Thai dishes. You can find well-loved classics such as Chicken or Pork Basil Rice with Egg ($7++), or $9++ for seafood options, along with other favourites including Green Curry Fried Rice with Chicken Cutlet ($8++), Phad Thai ($7++), and Kai Lan Pork Belly Rice with Egg ($9++).
If you’re dining with a large group, you can share dishes like the Mama Tom Yum Hotpot ($30++) with its myriad of ingredients, Deep-Fried Seabass with Thai Hot and Sour Curry ($30++), and Oyster Omelette ($18++). Of course, don’t miss their Deep-Fried Pork Belly with Fish Sauce ($18++) and Grilled Pork Collar ($15++).
Address: 126B Tengah Drive, #01-339, Singapore 692126
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 3pm, 5pm to 11pm
Website
Love Sukhothai is not a halal-certified eatery.
8. Lau Wang Claypot Delights @ Plantation Plaza
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A household name in the Singapore claypot dish scene, Lau Wang Claypot Delights is widely known for its traditional and affordable offerings. Their recipes are centered around their special black sauce infused with ginger and spring onions. With their rapid growth, they now boast nine outlets around Singapore.
You can start with their basic Sesame Oil Chicken (from $7.50++) or Sliced Fish with Bittergourd (from $8.30++). To turn up the heat, go for their Sambal Mala Delights range, featuring Super Mala Chicken ($9.50++), Mala Pork Mix with Pig Organs ($11++), and Sambal Seafood ($13++). Adventurous diners can build their dish around frogs (1 for $10++, 2 for $18++) or their Frog Leg Herbal Soup (from $11.20). Complete your meal with sides such as Homemade Niong Hiang ($7.50 for 2 rolls) and Fried Fish Dumplings ($7.50).
Address: 127 Plantation Crescent, #02-10 Plantation Plaza, Singapore 690127
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 9.30pm
Website
Lau Wang Claypot Delights is not a halal-certified eatery.
9. Three Little Coconut
Many people are familiar with Mr Coconut and its once highly raved-about coconut drinks, but fewer know that the brand also operates a café concept called Three Little Coconut. While its first outlet is located in Punggol, another can be found at Plantation Plaza. As its name suggests, the café centres around coconut-themed menu items and pastries.
Check out their signature Pandan Coconut Croissant ($5.30), filled with custardy pandan coconut cream, or try the Uji Matcha Sago ($6.80) and Coconut-Flavoured Snowy Ice ($8.20), which can be customised with their variety of sauces and toppings. The cafe also features coconut-inspired traditional desserts, including Coconut Orh Nee Tang Shui ($3), Coconut Mango Sago Pomelo ($5.40), and Coconut Durian MSW Mousse ($10.60).
Check out our Three Little Coconut feature here.
Address: 127 Plantation Crescent, #02-17 Plantation Plaza, Singapore 690127
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 9.45pm
Website
Three Little Coconut is not a halal-certified eatery.
10. Sizzling 喜滋滋
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Rushing off for work but needing a bite? Head to Sizzling 喜滋滋 at Tengah Bus Interchange for your quick fix. Largely a takeaway kiosk with just a few tables and chairs, their no-frills menu has six different types of wraps—namely the Black Pepper Wrap, Cumin BBQ Wrap, Spicy Wrap, Mala Wrap, Classic Grilled Wrap, Honey Glazed Wrap, and Fried Fish and Tartar Wrap.
You then have two choices of protein, Chicken (from $5.30) and Beef (from $7). Pair your wraps with their Sizzling Fries (from $2.70), Sweet Corn ($3.50), along with their jasmine tea choices or coffee. Quick and tasty, Sizzling’s wraps are perfect for fuelling your day on the go.
Address 42A Tengah Boulevard, #01-14 Bus Interchange, Singapore 699896
Opening hours: Mon-Thur 11am to 2.30pm, 4.30pm to 9pm, Fri-Sun 11am to 9pm
Sizzling 喜滋滋 is not a halal-certified eatery.
Where to eat in Tengah
The next time you’re stumped about where to fill your belly in the new Tengah BTO estate, come back to this list for a variety of options. With new spots constantly opening, we’ll be keeping an eye out and updating this list as the neighbourhood’s food scene grows!
For now, the nearest MRT stations to Tengah are Bukit Gombak MRT Station and Bukit Batok MRT, both located about a 15 to 20-minute bus ride away. In the future, Tengah will be served by Tengah Plantation MRT Station on the Jurong Region Line, which is slated to begin operations in 2028.
For other comprehensive food guides, check out our guide to the best eateries in Suntec City, or read our list of the top hawker centres in Singapore.
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Feature image adapted from Justin Hau via Google Maps.
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