The Patio SG - 1018 Sembawang Rd

Very nice place to chill & hangout with friends. Quality of food there is good too!

It is a modern coffee shop concept with a few specialised food stalls. Food are generally good and the winning part of this restaurant/coffee shop is the setting, part bar, part restaurant, part coffee shop, and the great dinning atmosphere. Visited The Patio for a second time yesterday. Same good experience and same good food.

Such a good find for us - my partner and I stumbled upon this little gem in good ol’ Sembawang and we had a fantastic first dinner of 2022. Nice and cosy establishment made up of a few different stalls, from Thai to Malay to Korean and Western cuisines. We decided to order from their popular Thai and Western stalls and were not disappointed. Nonya mussels had a great flavour to it, tasted like Assam sauce but I felt the mussels were not extremely plump and sumptuous. Their calamari’s batter could be better but props to the huge chewy squid used. Thai food packs a punch; we had their Tom Kha Gai and Tom Yum fried rice, both of which were brimming with ingredients and super tasty. I didn’t particularly fancy their location, where the whole stretch is occupied by sleazy sports bars with filthy men, but will brave them for The Patio. Parking is a little tough with but a tiny carpark spot. All in all, I do hope to be back soon!

One of the first few coffeeshop/hawkers that allow dining in group of 5. Restaurant level food in hawker setting, recreating the old Sembawang Patio. Mussels in Nyonya style was good, chef took pride in cooking and serving the food in style. Burger was good though a bit too saucy. Overall ambience is nice with not much crowd on a lazy Sunday afternoon.

Stumbled upon this place on my way to Sembawang Park. This place is like a more atas coffee shop, with outdoor dining. Price seems reasonable, and food tasted great as well. Location is just a little out of the way. Oh, I wanted to try the satay but it wasn’t open yet. Maybe another time.

Satay gravy was a bit watery and too much curry powder. The satay fantastic though. Stingray was soft and flavorful. The plain rice a bit dry Great place for chillax ???

A few hawker stalls that are bunched together, quite a relaxed place. When I went there, it was pretty quiet. Only the drink store, burger and Thai place was open. Decided to go for the burgers - they were alright. I got a truffle burger but it wasn’t very rich in that aspect. The bun and meat itself was pretty good though! Thai looked promising as well as the other tables ordered that.

Came here for early dinner after a bicycle ride. Ordered a burger and fries to share with my husband (truffle beef burger). Fries were really good, the burger was as well but the beef had quite a bit of hard fat that was hard to chew - basically the quality of the meat could be better. Apart from that quite a nice environment to come by and chill.