[email protected] is thought to be probably the most common malls in Singapore. Being conveniently situated proper subsequent to Somerset MRT, purchasing at this highly-coveted mall has by no means been simpler.
One of my favorite issues about [email protected] is its big selection of eating alternatives, from Michelin-starred ramen to mochi ice cream and extra. Here are 10 spots to take a look at in [email protected] once you’re in search of a meal in Somerset.
1. Mrs Pho (#01-16)
Mrs Pho brings genuine Vietnamese meals to the center of Singapore, branding itself as a spot to feed everybody like household. This restaurant, situated on the primary ground of [email protected], prides itself on its conventional menu and authenticity — don’t anticipate finding any fusion dishes right here.
The titular phos are positively definitely worth the journey down for. Mrs Pho provides 6 varieties of pho, together with Sliced Beef Pho (S$9.90), Wagyu Pho (S$13.90) and Premium Short Rib Pho (S$22.90). I acquired the Sliced Beef and Brisket Pho (S$9.90), which had a refreshing and hearty but comforting style.
Their different Vietnamese classics embody Fresh Summer Roll (S$5.90), Lemongrass Lala (S$10.90), Spicy Beef Noodle (S$11.90) and Grilled Pork Chop Rice Platter (S$10.90).
+65 9644 5077
Daily: 11am – 10pm
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2. Tsuta (#01-17)
Tsuta prides itself on having the world’s first Michelin-starred ramen. The well-known restaurant originates from Japan and its outlet in [email protected] brings revered chef Yuki Onishi’s creations to Singaporean diners.
Their 6 totally different sorts of ramen are available 5 totally different broths: Signature Shoyu, Shio, Teriyaki, Crab and Tonkotsu. Indulge in ramen dishes like The Original Truffle Shoyu Soba (S$12.80 for mild, S$16.80 for normal), Crab Soba with Premium Char Siu & Crab Shell (S$23.80) and Tonkotsu Soba (S$9.80 for mild, S$12.80 for normal).
Not within the temper for ramen? Check out their different dishes, together with Wagyu Beef Don (S$20.80), Aburi Salmon Mentaiko Roll (S$18.80) and even a Salted Egg Roll (S$16.80).
+65 9650 5495
Daily: 11am – 10pm
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3. Vanda Botanical Desserts (#01-17)
You could have heard of Vanda Botanical Desserts due to its viral mochi-wrapped ice cream that dominated social media again in 2022. Aside from that, Vanda stands out from different ice cream retailers as a result of its distinctive Asian flavours like Sencha, Coconut Pandan, Chrysanthemum Goji Berries and Salted Gula Melaka.
A single scoop of ice cream will set you again S$3.90 whereas a double scoop prices S$7.80. Premium flavours, then again, value an further S$1. Why not add on the viral mochi wrap for S$1.50?
I adored the Salted Gula Melaka flavour, which had the right mix of candy and savoury flavours, together with a aromatic aftertaste of coconut. The mochi wrap was the right addition because it was chewy and bouncy!
Daily: 11am – 9.30pm
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Ohayo Mama San‘s snazzy storefront is hard to miss when walking around the first floor of [email protected] Aside from its chic coral and blue-coloured modern interior, its dishes are both a feast for the eyes and the stomach. This Japanese restaurant’s menu is chock filled with Japanese delights and seafood.
Ohayo Mama San’s modernised tackle sushi rolls embody creations like Pink Lady (S$20), made with panko shrimp, cream cheese, cucumber, boiled shrimp, ume mayonnaise, sakura denbu and edible flowers for a surprising but scrumptious meal. Opt for a decrease carb choice with their riceless sushi rolls. just like the Mamasan Riceless Roll (S$24), crammed with tuna, salmon, hamachi, cucumber, marinated radish and topped with avocado, kani salad and ikura.
Other dishes to not be missed embody the Wagyu Garlic Fried Rice (S$28), Trio Salmon Chirashi Don (S$28) and Everyday Mentaiko Pasta (S$20 for Prawn, S$22 for Scallop).
+65 8875 2777
Sun to Thu: 11am – 10.30pm
Fri & Sat: 11am – 11pm
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5. The Ice Cream Bar (#01-32/33/34)
Can’t resolve between getting drinks or dessert? Why not get each? The Ice Cream Bar is certainly one of Singapore’s most original creameries because it largely options boozed-up ice cream flavours made with a wide range of liquors. Think of ice cream made with rum, whisky, Guinness and extra— that’s what you’ll discover at The Ice Cream Bar.
The ice cream is available in at S$4.90 for a single scoop, S$8.80 for a double scoop and S$12.30 for a triple scoop, with an further S$1 for premium flavours. Enhance your expertise by getting a Buttermilk Waffle or Charcoal Waffle to pair along with your ice cream, costing from S$10.90 to S$17.90 relying on the variety of scoops.
Alcoholic flavours you can anticipate to strive are Baileys Brownies, Smoked Cognac, Kahlua Cheesecake, Whisky Red Velvet and extra. Not a fan of booze? Opt for his or her non-alcoholic choice, together with flavour like Yuzu Lychee, Sicilian Pistachio and my private favorite, Rocher.
+65 6904 8942
Sun to Thu: 11.30am – 10.30pm
Fri & Sat: 11am – 11pm
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6. Chir Chir Fusion Chicken Factory (#B3-04/05/06)
Where are all of the Korean fried hen lovers at? Chir Chir Fusion Chicken Factory is a must-try spot for followers of crispy fried hen, as its menu consists of a variety of hen flavours.
Their unique Crispy Fried Chicken (S$29.90 for complete, S$18.90 for half) is marinated in Chir Chir’s home seasoning and is served with salsa and honey mustard sauce. For saucier varieties, go for the Spicy Yangnyeom Chicken (S$31.90 for complete, S$19.90 for half) or the Garlicky Soy Chicken (S$31.90 for complete, S$19.90 for half).
Their extra distinctive choices are the Ok-urry Chicken (S$31.90 for complete, S$18.90 for half), coated in curry seasoning and curry leaves, Rose Cheese Chiqueen (S$34.90), consisting of fried hen tenders topped with a mix of mozzarella and fondue cheese, and Honey Butter Chicken (S$33.50).
+65 6509 8364
Sun to Thu: 11am – 9.30pm
Fri & Sat: 11am – 10pm
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Hi Noodle is a noodle lover’s dream: This Chinese eatery provides a wide range of noodle dishes ranging from simply S$4.90. The assortment of toppings on these noodles embody crayfish, hen cutlet, braised beef and shrimp.
On a chilly day, nothing feels higher than ingesting a scorching bowl of soupy noodles, such because the Pickled Vegetable Fish Noodle (S$9.90), Tomato Beef Noodle (S$11.90) and Hot & Sour Vermicelli (S$5.90).
They even have dry varieties, just like the Minced Pork Noodle (S$7.90), Salted Egg Yolk Shrimp Noodle (S$12.90) and Spicy Crayfish Noodle (S$14.90)!
Hi Noodle’s condiment station, much like that of Hai Di Lao’s, additionally means that you can create your personal sauce with their mix of elements.
Daily: 11am – 9.30pm
8. O’ma Spoon (#04-32)
Craving a Korean dessert? O’ma Spoon, situated on the 4th ground of [email protected], is right here to fulfill your candy tooth. This Korean-owned dessert cafe specialises in bingsu and baked thick honey bread, that are common desserts in South Korea.
O’ma Spoon has over 20 bingsu flavours on its menu, such because the Signature Injeolmi Bingsu (S$17.50), Matcha Mochi Bingsu (S$17.90), Caramel Cookie Bingsu (S$15.90) and Mango Cheesecake Bingsu (S$19.80). Solo diners can benefit from the Single Cup Size bingsu, with prizes starting from S$7.40 to S$8.40.
Bread lovers, make sure to try the number of thick toasts accessible, just like the Caramel Honey Butter Bread (S$10.40), Garlic Cheese Injeolmi Toast (S$10.60) and Nutella Banana Honey Butter Bread (S$14.90).
+65 6333 0995
Sun to Thu: 11am – 10.30pm
Fri & Sun: 11am – 11pm
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9. Nam Dae Mun (#B3-54)
Nam Dae Mun is what I contemplate to be a much less talked about gem within the basement of [email protected] This Korean-style dessert takeaway stall makes use of centuries-old dessert craft strategies developed in Korea, and sells treats like conventional rice muffins, mochi and milk tea.
Menu objects to anticipate are the Black Sesame Sticky Rice Cake (S$4.80), Durian Snow Jade Osmanthus Cake (S$6), assorted Handmade Mochi in flavours like AAA+ Maoshan Durian (S$6.90) and Honey Mango (S$4.90), and a wide range of teas.
I attempted their Taro Meat Floss Mochi (S$4.90), which was stretchy and chewy. The taro filling was particularly satisfying, given how pure and earthy it was. The Super Fruit Tea (S$6.90) was extremely refreshing and I liked the way it was generously crammed with assorted fruit bits.
+65 6509 4658
Daily: 11am – 10pm
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10. Chimi’s (#01-25B)
Chimi’s is the right spot to move to for a chunk of Mexican fare. The restaurant is the sister-outlet of common restaurant Chimichanga, and is situated within the out of doors space of [email protected]
Their Tacos embody Carne Asada (S$18 for two items), Chipotle Chicken (S$14 for two items) and Chipotle Mushroom (S$12 for two items), whereas their cheese-filled Quesadillas even have an Impossible ‘Chorizo‘ choice for S$20.
Other Mexican delights on the menu are Elotes (S$14) and Loaded Nachos, accessible in 4 choices: Vegetarian (S$14), Chipotle Chicken (S$16), Carne Asada Beef (S$18) or Impossible ‘Chorizo‘ (S$20). I attempted the Loaded Nachos with Carne Asada Beef, which was packed filled with flavour from the juicy and chewy beef, and the savoury guacamole.
Why not go for the titular Chimichanga, in both Carne Asada Beef (S$16) or Chipotle Chicken (S$14)?
+65 6980 5194
Sun to Wed: 12pm – 11pm
Thu to Sat: 12pm – 12am
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