IKEA Alexandra - 317 Alexandra Rd

Crowd has come back with reduced restrictions. Food has more variety nowadays to cater for local taste. Usually you will want to visit Ikea to shop for your household stuff and have a good meal in their dine in restaurants, unfortunately this time due to Covid-19 Phase 2 heighten alert, you can only shop and make your purchases and leave. Looking forward to the normal experience again where one can dine in and shop. Do check out their discount corner.

People normally go to IKEA to buy their furniture and other accessories right? Wrong! We went there for the food ;-)! After doing the cursory rounds, we stepped into the café. Deciding what to eat was a no-brainer. We came for the Swedish meatballs and that's what we ate! Reputation did not lie - they were an absolute delight, soft and melt-in-the-mouth. Add to that the crunchy fried chicken wings with fries - and dinner was done. Total value for money too!

I would usually would spend at least half a day here getting stuff for the house and love it that their showrooms provide inspiration to improve the house. The prices of furniture/household items here mostly range from cheap to reasonable, but there are also premium options. The range of products is really fantastic. They have a restaurant which offers great food options too. I like their meatballs, fried chicken wings, and the variety of desserts like cheesecake. There's also the $1 hotdog and $1.20 curry puff at the 'mini-mart' on the 1st floor. You can also get their frozen meatballs here. Anyway if you prefer cheaper food, there's the Alexandra hawker center nearby, though no shortage of other range of food options to (laksa @ Queensway, Ma Maison, Subway @ Anchorpoint, ramen and pizza @ Alexandra Central Mall). Overall, a great place to spend the day, even if there's no furniture buying in mind.

At first, I wasn't really happy seeing the carpark has a charge compared to Tampines outlet which is free of charge but it is free of charge with purchase $5 for family member and $15 for public. You have to ask the staff around the cashier area to get the parking ticket. The outlet is ok. Not that spacious compares to Tampines one. It has tote bag redemption on any purchase celebrating 1 year Jurong outlet. It is quite unseen location, near the lift going to parking. Only limited to 500 bags.

Best experience to shop for all furniture and household items at IKEA. This is the big 2 levels with one basement carpark IKEA Alexandra. Best place to kill time when you have nothing to do :)

Best experience to shop for all furniture and household items at IKEA. You can touch, feel, try the items in this big 2 levels with one basement carpark IKEA Alexandra. There are a Restuarant selling nice meatballs, cheesecake, chicken wings and a bistro selling curry puff, hotdogs, ice creams (currently ice cream machine closed due to Covid).

First time know that there’s breakfast set in the morning 10-11am. Whole plate cost less than $10. Cheapest over years ? It’s quite nice, but will be great if the can have a bit of butter or jam for the croissants.

Great place to walk around to have a look of what to have for your new apartments or house hold items! They have set various samples of Bedrooms, Kitchens, Toilets and living rooms for people to view! Good Scandinavian food served here. Many come here solely for their signature Fried Chicken Wings too!