nomstar - Northshore Plaza II - 418 Northshore Dr

Excellent ambient, my kid certainly like this place. The food was not shabby with Thai, Vietnam, Japanese and Chinese cuisine.. Price is affordable till date only the Thai, Vietnam and Japanese cuisine is open... Definitely worth to revisit when the other 2 stall are open..

Great ramen/soba at Tsuta. Will most probably return, but hopefully management can adjust the volume of the Queue number system. Also, here's some clearer pics of the menu!

Goodness ! Can't even have my dinner in peace ! Yea. I know it's a coffee shop setting. But seriously... If I wanna have the ramen I would have gone jewel .. at least it's quieter and not having the ding dong ding dong throughout . It's my first visit.. and last .. even the family who sat next to me said the same thing. Food wise.. it's a high end coffee shop so higher price. The Tom yum soup I had has the kick but then.. I drank lots of water after. It's was not even 8pm.. all the drinks were sold out. This is unbelievable .. The soy chicken.. hmm.. no wonder was remove from Michelin. We also had the char siew bun from tim ho wan.. well.. that's alright For goodness sake... Lower the volumes of the Q calling system. Or just use a buzzer instead.

I took a long drive to visit this outlet. Managed to reach there in time to watch the Sunset. The view is spectacular. This is a food court that has 5 local delights. Tsuta is not open at the moment. I had the pork ribs and char siew rice at Hawker Chan. Wife has dry noodles from Mrs Pho. I was apprehensive about Hawker Chan since they lost their Michelin status. But this plate of rice did not disappoint. Maybe it is their chicken dish that disappoints. Likewise the noodles taste good. You can smell the newness at Nomstar. There are sufficient seats and tables available. Go check it out if you are in the vicinity.

Tucked away at a charming little corner of Northshore Plaza II, this dino-themed restaurant is not only adorned with different species of life-sized dinosaurs, a beautiful panoramic seaview, you can also choose from 5 famous f&b brands! Dim sum, Japanese ramen, Vietnamese pho, Thai food, Soya sauce chicken rice! Bring your kids, bring your family, bring everyone!

Found this hidden gem that just opened above the foodcourt and I must say, I'm more impressed with the food quality and service compared to Cantine. Currently there's only 2 shops opened but the manager (or staff) from Hawker Chan was patiently explaining to anyone who enters on what they have. Food is decently priced and tastes pretty good. We tried Tsuta and Thai food too. Portions are just nice and we especially liked the Mango Sticky Rice. Looking forward to when the rest of the outlets are opened!

Lovely ambience, like you're eating in a dinosaur zoo with birds/crickets chirping. Menu items from each store are definitely scaled down, do don't come expecting the full menu - this is food court version of these restaurants. Perhaps it's due to initial start-up teething issues, but this was our experience. Tried Mrs Pho as we are fans of their original outlet. However, for $9ish , the portion was pretty measly and we were still hungry after our meal. It was not worth the price. Didn't really enjoy eating soup noodles out of a disposable paper bowl. There were none of the usual sauces served with the items e.g.: fish sauce for the spring rolls/ chili sauce. Had to go back and ask for it separately from the single staff they had manning the whole kitchen during the lunch hour. Again, this may just be an initial start-up issue, so we'd give it a try again at a later time. We did feel that there was a lack of drink options as there was no drinks store, and you can only select drinks from individual shops.

Awesome place with dinosaur theme to have your meals at. QR code on every tables for diners to scan and order their food too. Ordered the ramen which is really nice ? can’t wait to try the rest of the food.