10 meals spots in Northpoint City that make Yishun nice once more

As a lifelong Yishunite, Northpoint has all the time felt like a second residence to me. Back in major faculty, I’d head to the mall on a regular basis after class to buy snacks or to have a fast lunch with my classmates and associates. Over the years, Northpoint has expanded into Northpoint City, one of many greatest malls in Singapore with two wings and over 1.3 million sq. toes in house.

Of course, Northpoint City’s measurement signifies that it could actually match an enormous number of eating places, cafes and eateries to fulfill all of the foodies who forage into the North. Here is a listing of 10 locations to take a look at in Northpoint City if you find yourself feeling hungry.

Located within the basement of Northpoint City, Pocha! is Singapore’s first Ok-food road eating idea. You’ll spot it once you look out for its vibrant pink storefront and vibrant neon signage.

Pocha! adopts a communal-like type, with its menu being break up into Mains, Rice, Jjigae, Noodles, Sides and Drinks. Classic Korean dishes embrace Bibimbab (S$8.90), Tteokbokki (S$10.90) and Jjajangmyeon (S$12.90).

Get the Kkochi if you’re a fan of skewered meat. Each set consists of three sticks, with choices like Pork Belly Zig Zag (S$5.90), Beef Belly Zig Zag (S$6.50) and Chicken Cocktail (S$5.50). Each piece of meat is extraordinarily tender with an excellent ratio of fats to meat.

Why not go for some Jjigae, aka, Korean stews? The Sundubu (S$14.90) contains elements like minced pork, tofu, clams, zucchini and enoki mushrooms, with an excellent depth of wealthy and savoury flavours, and a pleasing pepperiness that lifts up the complete soup.

+65 8660 3391
Daily: 11.30am – 9pm
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2. The Kind Bowl (#B2-132)

Looking for a plant-based choice to dine at whereas purchasing at Northpoint City? The Kind Bowl gives vegan Vietnamese classics. The quaint house is positioned within the basement of the mall close to one of many entrances by the MRT station, with a small but attractive menu.

Choose from their mains, priced at S$10.80 every, like The Kind Pho, No Crab Noodle and Crazy Baguette, a vegan bánh mì. Their two sides, the Tropical Salad or Summer Roll, value S$4.20 every.

I made a decision to go for the set meal, which got here with a primary, a facet and a drink. I elected for the Royal Spicy pho and a Summer Roll as my facet. The set meal was priced at S$13.80, and I topped up S$1 to improve my drink to a Pomegranate Detox.

The Royal Spicy pho was extremely spectacular because it was bursting with a lot of umami flavour. It was additionally topped with a wide range of plant-based elements, like mushrooms, beancurd and even plant-based mock beef.

+65 8952 1513
Mon to Thu: 11am – 2pm & 5pm – 9pm
Fri to Sun: 11am – 9pm
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3. Sakon Thai (#01-129)

Sakon Thai‘s vibrant pink signal is difficult to overlook when strolling across the first flooring of Northpoint City. This eatery gives all types of Thai classics, like Phad Thai Seafood (S$9.50), Pineapple Fried Rice (S$9.50), Mango Salad (S$7.50) and Thai Honey Chicken (S$9.80).

If you’re in Northpoint City on a weekday earlier than 5pm, take a look at Sakon Thai’s reasonably priced Lunch Set, which comes with one primary and a drink. For S$8.90++, select from choices like Thai Basil Chicken w/ Rice, Thai Honey Chicken w/ Rice, Thai BBQ Beef w/ Rice and Sweet & Sour Sliced Fish Fillet w/ Rice. Meanwhile, their S$9.90++ choices embrace their Tom Yum Seafood Soup w/ Rice or Stick Noodle and Green Curry Chicken w/ Rice.

I attempted the Thai Basil Chicken w/ Rice, which was saucy and satisfying with a light-weight sweetness. The Thai Iced Milk Green Tea that I ordered in my set was additionally candy and refreshing, making for a scrumptious and reasonably priced meal.

+65 8909 9950
Daily: 11.30am – 9.30pm
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4. Tokyo Kitchen (#02-128/129)

I’d take into account Tokyo Kitchen to be considered one of Northpoint City’s extra hidden eating places, as it’s tucked away deep throughout the second flooring of the South Wing. This Japanese-Western restaurant gives fusion dishes like Teppan Napolitan (S$10.90), a spaghetti dish served on a teppan plate, and Mega Chicken Cutlet Omurice (S$15.90).

Other choices are the Asakusa Style Chicken Rice Set (S$16.90), Beef Steak Rice Set (S$18.90) and Oyako Chicken Toji Udon (S$10.90).

Personally, my candy tooth drew me to the choice of stunning tarts displayed on the entrance of the shop. Priced at S$10 per slice, the flavours obtainable included Mango Strawberry, Chocolate Banana, Berry Berry, Mixed Fruits, Strawberry Tiramisu and Mango.

I obtained the Chocolate Banana Tart, which was piled excessive with cream and beneficiant layers of soppy bananas. The buttery and aromatic tart base particularly excellent to me.

If tarts aren’t your selection dessert, Tokyo Kitchen additionally has Espuma Waffles (S$12.90) within the sorts of Berry Berry, Chocolate Banana, Mango Yogurt and Lychee Rose.

+65 6252 8586
Daily: 11.30am – 10pm
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5. Devil Chicken (#B2-126)

Originating from Taiwan, Devil Chicken is a spot you have to go to if you’re a die-hard fan of Taiwanese fried rooster cutlets. Located within the basement of Northpoint City, this takeaway stall gives not simply fried rooster, however facet dishes like truffle fries and fried button mushrooms.

Their signature Devil Chicken (S$8.50) is available in 4 flavours: Original, Spicy, Plum and Seaweed. You can even select from three spice ranges in the event you choose Spicy. Meanwhile, their different merchandise embrace Crispy Chicken Skin (S$5.50) and Truffle Tater Tots (S$5.50).

To get a style of Devil Chicken’s totally different choices, why not get considered one of their bundles? I obtained Bundle A (S$12), which got here with a rooster cutlet and the selection of Chicken Skin, Truffle Tater Tots, Sea Salt Fries or Truffle Fries. I elected to strive the Truffle Tater Tots, which have been crispy with a robust truffle aroma.

The Devil Chicken cutlet was crispy and extremely thick with a young inside. Devil Chicken doesn’t supply slicing providers to retain the juiciness of the rooster, making it much more satisfying to chomp into the big cutlets.

+65 9712 5920
Daily: 12pm – 9.30pm
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6. JiangHu Hotpot (#02-126/127)

Why select between hotpot and BBQ when you may have each? JiangHu Hotpot gives a 90 minute Hotpot + BBQ 2-in-1 Buffet, permitting you to bask in a limiteless amount of each soupy and grilled dishes.

On weekdays from 11am to 4.30pm, adults can take pleasure in a buffet lunch at S$27.80++. If you’d desire to dine throughout dinnertime as a substitute, the buffet might be obtainable to you at S$29.80++.

For S$2.80++ for a single flavour or S$3.80++ for 2 flavours, select a soup base, together with choices like Signature Vegetable Spicy Soup, Tom Yum Seafood Soup, Silkie Chicken Soup, and Lung Nourishing Hylocereus Flower & Sea Coconut Soup.

Look ahead to having fun with all types of condiments, chilly dishes, fruits, desserts and ice cream as a part of the Hotpot + BBQ 2-in-1 Buffet.

+65 9111 1820
Daily: 11am – 10pm
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7. Yi Qian Ling Yi Ye Steamboat Buffet (#B1-184)

Why cease at only one buffet when you may have two? Yi Qian Ling Ye Steamboat Buffet, positioned within the basement of Northpoint City, enables you to take pleasure in a 90 minute steamboat buffet for S$19.80++ throughout a weekday lunch or S$26.80++ throughout a weekday dinner or on weekends.

The in depth record of elements obtainable in the course of the buffet embrace Sliced Pork Belly, Mutton, Chicken, Pig Liver, Beef Manifold, Oyster, Scallop and Fish. Get your every day fibre consumption with veggie dishes like Chinese Cabbage, Taro, Winter Melon, Bamboo Shoots, Lady’s Fingers and Spinach.

That’s not all: Yi Qian Ling Ye Steamboat Buffet gives much more dishes, equivalent to White Oyster Mushroom, Black Fungus, Fried Tofu, Rice Cake and Sweet Potato Vermicelli. They even have dessert together with Red Bean Dessert, Tremella Jujube Soup and Rice Wine Ball.

+65 6988 3962
Daily: 11am – 11pm
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8. Skillet by the Fat Boss (#01-151)

Craving some Western meals? Skillet by the Fat Boss has you coated. This eatery in Northpoint City gives salads, meat, pastas and extra. As its identify suggests, Skillet serves lots of its dishes on a complete skillet!

Familiar dishes embrace Carbonara (S$13.90), Good Old Spaghetti Bolognese (S$13.90), Fish & Chips (S$14.90) and Prawn Aglio Olio (S$15.90).

Try the Signature Skillet’s Maple Roast Chicken (half) (S$17.90), a half rooster glazed with maple syrup and served with potato gratin, child spinach and mushroom cream. They even supply a Skillet Seafood Paella (S$23.90), made with Arborio rice, seafood and sausages, good for 2 to share.

Meanwhile, vegetarian choices embrace the Skillet Salad (S$8.90), Eggplant Parmigiana (S$10.90) and Wine & Truffle Lover Pasta (S$15.90).

+65 8757 7085
Daily: 10.30am – 10pm
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9. Suparakki Ramen (#B2-154)

Who mentioned ramen needed to be costly? Suparakki Ramen gives reasonably priced ramen dishes that gained’t burn a gap in your pockets. You’ll discover this little eatery proper reverse FairPrice in Basement 2 of Northpoint City.

Their ramen choices are the Dry Truffle Ramen (S$6.90), Tonkotsu Shoyu Ramen (S$8.90), Tonkotsu Black Garlic Ramen (S$9.90) and Tonkotsu Gyokai Ramen (S$8.90). How about getting some sides to go along with your ramen? Add on facet dishes like Chashu (S$1.50), Ajitama (S$1), Ebi Fry (S$4.90), Karaage (S$4.50) or Gyoza (S$5) to make your meal additional satisfying.

Daily: 10.30am – 9.30pm
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10. Nosignboard Sheng Jian (#01-137/138)

To fulfill your Chinese meals cravings, Nosignboard Sheng Jian is a restaurant in Northpoint City to take a look at.

Their Signature Sheng Jian Baos are available in three totally different flavours: Signature “Popping Juices” (S$5.80 for 3 items), Signature Chili Crab & Pork (S$6.80 for 3 items) and Vegan (S$5.30 for 3 items). To strive all three flavours, go for the Tricolor Sheng Jian Bao set (S$10.80), which comes with two items per flavour.

Fill your self up with rice and noodle dishes just like the Crispy Noodle with Seafood and Egg (S$15.80), Shanghai Shrimp Dumpling Noodle in Soup (S$11.80), Yangzhou Fried Rice with Chili Crab Meat Sauce (S$16.80) and Sichuan Spicy Chicken La Mian (S$12.80).

Don’t skip dessert, for Nosignboard Sheng Jian has candy treats like Chilled Coconut Papaya Pudding (S$5 for 3 items), Mango Cream with Sago & Pomelo (S$5) and Deep-fried Red Bean Paste Pancake (S$6.50).

+65 6665 9959
Daily: 10am – 9.30pm
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