Eatbox - 2 Serangoon Rd

Ordering here during 6pm onwards takes 30mins plus minimum. Expect to wait 1hr to get your orders done and eat. Go here off peak hours. Side note: the food is pricey. The serving sizes is small for the price. Stalls serves very slow on peak hour. Food is so so. Conclusion: Overrated food park

Very beautiful place with beautiful food! There is also a level 2 dining area too! Food are really interesting like having boat noodles in a cup, desserts in a cup too! Honestly I strongly recommend the taro and red bean drink with pearl located at a corner, I would say it is better than some bbt out there!

Interesting place with lots of IG worthy food. Had one of the best mooping in sg that is reasonably priced. Pork belly Donburi is quite shiok too! Thai milk tea and coffee is shiok too! But quite sad to see some stores close, not sure if Sunday was their rest day or the other scenario.

A high class night market experience with lots of funky backdrops for your social media. The Satay Ummi was our favourite with its lean chicken meat paired with satay sauces. The hip shaker noodles were a little too spicy for the other flavors to have their own limelight. It's a creative space that deserves more attention!

A lot of stalls are close when I arrive at 7pm. Very disappointed. Had the Kimchi chicken waffle but was not fond of it. The vietnamese sandwich was just like other Vietnamese sandwiches store. Great idea for the you tiao muachee w lotus biscoff, recommended to share with 3 people as it gets gelek after a few pieces. Good vibes with a lot of seats available but not many customers.

came on a weekday during lunch and there weren’t many stalls open. Prices are slightly steep and the Japanese Don I got was very average. $9.90 for generous portion of pork belly but flavour for garlic fried rice fell flat. Enjoyed their handmade Thai sauce though!

Headed to the Annex Building of Tekka Place after learning about Eatbox. Eatbox by Artbox is a concept food court that attempts to mimic the food atmosphere at the famous pop-up Artbox Night Market in Bangkok. Although the place is air conditioned, it felt really weak against the blazing hot sun in SG. The building management has to rethink its climate change or rather cost savings policies. Weak air con, leads to low footfall due to slow removal of heat leading to customer discomfort, leading to less sales, leading to quick closure of Eatbox, leading to new Tenant, leading to new Tenant closing fast too, leading to poor review and finally to General Avoidance of the building by everyone. Partially due to the ongoing COVID-19 cases surge, partially due to the weak aircon and partially due to prices here being twice to triple that of the same food in Bangkok, there weren't many people there when visited. Ordered a Spicy Chicken Waffleburger at the stall Sugarush. The Waffleburger was a actually pretty good. A breaded spicy chicken patty with hot sauce and mayonnaise, lettuce and tomato, kept between two waffles. One waffle is normal while the other is sweetened, which is a great idea to let the sweetness enhance and not drown the burger. General Verdict: Overpriced items served in a place with very weak aircon. The 1 star is for the Eatbox operator, not for the Sugarush Vendor. Opening Hours: Daily 8am-10:30pm, individual stalls' hours may vary Queue Situation: Next to none Payment Mode: Some stalls take cash only, few stalls take credit card Item Ordered: 1) Item: Spicy Chicken Waffleburger - Breaded spicy chicken patty with hot sauce and mayonnaise, lettuce and tomato, kept between two waffles. - One waffle is unsweetened while the other is sweetened Description: Item is unique and tasty Verdict: Good, Can Order Price: SG$6.90

Nice cozy environment with lots of choices for food and drinks. Came in the morning for a toast set. Plus tried a special dish "you tiao muah chee". I would say I wasn't disappointed. Very unique and tasty. Very full after this breakfast dish. Don't think I have any stomach space for lunch later.