It's a glorified food court. There's some nice food here (try the Dum Briyani, Nasi Lemak, Bak Chor Mee) but the prices are steep. Crowded during lunch hour but should be able to get seats on a normal day.
A small collection of stalls that offer a diverse selection of good food. Pictured here are a plate of Truffle Fries and honey baked chicken from Barnyard Servery. Generous portions and good taste without being too expensive for what you'd normally get in the area. I like how the chicken is tender a
Signature Braised Pork Ribs Bak Chor Mee ($5.00) | Texture of the noodles were bouncy but it was lacking a little flavour. The pork ribs made up for it though, it’s very very tender and almost melts in your mouth.
Har Cheong Gao (Shrimp Paste) Chicken Chop ($7.50) | The chicken was a generous porti
I would describe this as a hipster food court. The prices weren't very expensive and the food was pretty delicious too. There's even live music! Would come here again.
Sadly such an "atas" food court cannot hire pp to wash the utensils. Or at least that's what we were told. Came here shocked to find out that the whole food court uses disposables. Ex Kurobuta pork Bak chor Mee ($7) was not bad but will not be back unless there's no disposables. Don't add on to this
An interesting concept where there are several cuisines to choose from, like an atas food court but at reasonable pricing. There's a bar and live music too.
most food here is pricy, and is just so so. i wouldnt recommend to come here for the food as there is nothing much to my liking. atmosphere here is very good, cooling, trendy and clean for a dinning place. recently the add on a few more games machine. like darts and beer pong. they have outdoor smok
I give a 4 star for the Bak Chor Mee. 1 star for the prawn angel hair Aglio olio (not to my liking, not spicy, not enough garlic, not enough olive oil) 😩
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