Quite a newly renovated coffee shop situated at beside the bustling multi-storey hawker centre, with loads of selection from your typical tzechar fare to Mala to Western (and whatever you name it!) 🌶 The Mala store is apparently a branch of a Chinatown food store, and it serves up really delicious and affordable food! There’s also the option to have it with less salt, oil and MSG 👍🏻 🍲 curry fish head was okay, not very spicy but hits the right spot in terms of the taste 🥞 the pancake was really flavourful, and it comes with a variety of flavours for those who are looking for a change from time to time - perfect after meal treat

This review only covers the premises of S-11 and not it’s tenants . Has been a great place to go since childhood however only 1 or 2 stores I think are stores I remember being there for 20 years maybe 3 if you count the drink store . However no mater how much it changes I know that their boss is an extremely hard working down to earth person who is not afraid to get his hands dirty so that things are fixed or to invest in cooling and ventilation so that those who go there remain comfortable. Even the toilet is remarkable clean considering how much it is used and how old the whole building is . Being one of the last buildings that were in Taman jurong from the start! Also different stores have different opening hours and the pancake store not opens from 12-11pm yon Monday and 6:30am -11pm Tuesday to Sunday.

Favourite place for late dinner. This coffee shop serves a huge variety of food. Highly recommend the mala xiang guo and the grilled fish. They charge by overall weight. Value for money. They open till late at night, past 11pm. Their drink stall serves good ice lemon tea, though a bit too sweet for my liking. Seating capacity is fully maximised to the outdoor area. Not a big problem getting a seat even if its crowded.

Taman Jurong Food House is a well-known hawker center in Singapore, offering a wide range of delicious and affordable local food options. Located in the heart of the Taman Jurong neighborhood, this food center is a popular spot among both residents and visitors. One of the standout features of Taman Jurong Food House is its diverse selection of hawker stalls. You can find a variety of Singaporean dishes, from classic hawker fare like chicken rice, laksa, and char kway teow to more specialized offerings such as satay, rojak, and prawn noodles. The stalls offer a mix of Chinese, Malay, and Indian cuisines, ensuring that there's something for everyone. The prices at Taman Jurong Food House are generally quite reasonable, making it an excellent choice for those looking for budget-friendly dining options. The atmosphere is bustling and vibrant, with locals and tourists alike enjoying their meals at communal tables. However, like many popular hawker centers in Singapore, Taman Jurong Food House can get crowded during peak hours, and finding a seat might require a bit of patience. Nevertheless, the flavorful and authentic dishes served here make it a favorite spot for experiencing the diverse and delicious culinary traditions of Singapore. If you're in the area, it's definitely worth a visit to sample some of the best local food offerings.

Just went to check this hawker next to Taman Jurong CC. Tried the Curry Pork Rice and Sizzling Beef and Fried Fish Set in Japanese korean cuisine. The cashier couldn’t understand us even though we speak english. Still the food was ok.

A clean modern food court. We stopped by after going for a walk at Jurong lake. Half of the stalls were closed, but there's still many choices for a quick breakfast.

Super solid kopitiam for makan. Came here with colleagues and was totally in awe. This is probably the biggest kopitiam I've seen so far in Singapore, real big. The kopitiam sells a lot of great food and you can find most cuisine here. The Chinese beef noodles are my favorite, $6 a bowl and have the former Lai Lai taste. Highly recommended, and oh yes, is open 24hrs! Aunty cleaning the tables also very friendly.

Ordered a beef noodle thinking it would be similar to LanZhou LaMian, and it did. The meat include some tendon parts which are nice. The soup is clear and no beefy taste. Overall taste is good. Extra ordered the 肉夹馍 for tea break snack. The taste was beyond my expectation. It’s pork belly wrapped by crunchy pastry. I like it added more spring onion & cucumber. Weekday 12pm arrived there already got some orders in front of me.