Chef Avenue - 26 Tai Seng St

Name: Chef Avenue - 26 Tai Seng St
Address: Singapore 534057, Chef Avenue, 01-02, Singapore

4.1/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

Contact Chef Avenue

Address :	Singapore 534057
Phone :	📞 +789
Postal code :	01-02
Website :	https://delivery.sukigroup.com.sg/
Categories :	Food court ,
City :	Chef Avenue

Best Food court in Singapore

L	Liza K on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Bright and clean foodcourt with stalls selling Japanese, Thai and Chinese cuisine. It also houses a bar. Tried a tempura set from one of the stalls – it was reasonably-priced (under $10) and decent quality. Edit: Previous coffee joint has closed.
A	Alvin Chai on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Spacious foodcourt with a wide variety of food. There was also live music when I was there for dinner. Easy payment mode with repayment acceptable at all stalls. Love the paper cup and paper straw. Only thing is that the food is mediocre. But I will still come again. Great place to dine at affordable price.
M	Meng Foo Choo on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Cool and very soothing music here. Amazing that I found one while going around to add to Google Map. Yes, keep doing something and some good will come out of it. I am a firm believer of it. Keep walking or keep doing one will arrive at some place. Do nothing, nothing will arrive. Same logic. The drinks here are very reasonable with air-condition. Value for money. Waiter abd waitress one uniformly dressed. The shirt and t shirt looks tastefully design too.
D	Delicious Myojo on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The decor of the place is nice. We were seated at the communal table with high chairs in between Chef Avenue and the Thai stall. Tried both the Japanese and Thai stalls. Both are good especially the Japanese set meal. Find it very value for money. Taste is also good and the portion is generous. Both kids and adults enjoyed it.
J	Josephine Ong on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A comfy modern food court with Chinese, Thai and Japanese food, which was more dominant with at least 3 stalls selling. The music was a little loud though. We were there on a Sat morning so it was not crowded. We ordered 2 plates of char siew fried wanton dry noodles. The soup has ginger and very tasty that we asked for second helping. The char siew is not all lean meat though. One quarter of it is fat. The black coffee is too bitter for me unfortunately. Nevertheless, will visit again to try other stalls.
H	HC Lum on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Always visited this food court at night after class and food options are little. I think they have more stalls open during the day. Mainly Japanese Dons, Katsu, Yakitori, Sumiyaki Bowl... Food quality and taste are not bad. Just the ambience too dark (bistro style) to dine in and crowd customers are very noisy too (cause it’s practically a drinking place by night).
D	David Wong on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I was nearly lost as I never see Chef Avenue but only Orient Palace Restaurant and B.E.D signages from the inside. Very interesting concept where is like a food court mixed with restaurant feel. The food not exactly the best but the prices are reasonable considering the ambience provided. Alot or patrons come for drinks. The Thai Cusine store is seemingly is replaced by Orient Palace Restaurant store and its Pao Fan is a must try if you are here. The Pork Panko Curry rice from Curry Boy is also not bad. However both the thickness and the portion of the pork stomach with chicken soup can be better though. Will consider coming back, taking into account its fair pricing and its ambience.
p	ptje on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ whenever i come here, my go to is always the japanese stall closest to the entrance. the taste and standards of the dishes are always excellent and they are always consistent. waiting time could be quite long during peak hours but nonetheless worth the wait. the drinks, especially the coffee selection, is not bad as well.