(Photo: City Hot Pot Facebook)

City Hot Pot’s Jurong Point branch was met with huge crowds when it opened a couple of years ago, and continues to be beloved by diners looking for a good, hearty hot pot. This restaurant lets you choose from 14 soup broths, which themselves can be combo’d together with the $1 double soup base option. Each diner gets their own hot pot, so be sure to come with friends so you can try as many soups as you can handle amongst yourselves.

Unit no.: #01-17
Opening hours: 11am – 3pm, 5pm – 12am daily
Contact: 6518 9890
Halal status: Halal
Website: cityhotpot.sg

(Photo: Wee Nam Kee)

If chicken rice is your game, you can’t make it 30 years in competitive Singapore without being extraordinary. Wee Nam Kee has served some of the best chicken rice to households across Singapore, and its westmost branch is no exception. The succulent, thick cuts of chicken make this restaurant stand out in both the food in Jurong Point and chicken rice stalls.

📍 Unit no.: #B1-60/61
⏰ Opening hours: 10.30am – 9.30pm daily
📞 Contact: 6251 8236
🍴 Halal status: Not halal
🌐 Website: wnk.com.sg 

(Photo: Miss Tam Chiak)

Legendary Hong Kong has to be the most fantastic Chinese restaurant in Jurong Point when it comes to decor. It’s decorated right from the entrance, giving the perfect Hong Kong teahouse vibe. Not only that, but it also has 4 different stalls, each focusing on a different aspect of Hong Kong cuisine. The Four Treasures Rice will definitely catch your eye, but the real deal is the duck, which is sourced from Ireland and plucked by hand. This means that the meat is unbruised, and every bite is succulent and tender.

Unit no.: #03-80
Opening hours: Mon to Fri, 11am – 10pm | Sat and Sun, 10am – 10pm
Contact: 9297 3511
Halal status: Not halal
Website: lhk.com.sg

(Photo: CaterSpot)

This 22-year-old family-owned restaurant still serves ayam penyet the old-fashioned way. Right after frying, the piping hot chicken is smashed with a wooden mallet to give it a unique, soft texture. They also serve Empal Penyet (smashed beef steak) and various types of grilled fish penyet cooked using the same technique, and the wood-smashed finish makes all of these meats soft and flavourful in their own special ways.

While Jurong Point is no stranger to Indonesian food, Ayam Penyet Ria is the only place to pair your meal with a mug of mouth-watering Jus Alpukat Opa (avocado juice).

Unit no.: #B1-06
Opening hours: 11.30am – 10pm daily
Contact: 6794 3015
Halal status: Halal
Website: ayampenyetria.com

(Photo: Tsukimi Hamburg)

Even though it’s been a while since Tsukimi Hamburg first went viral around the island, it’s still frequented by Westies looking for some satisfying food in Jurong Point. The mix of US beef, pork, and Miyazaki Wagyu beef is packed tightly, creating a flavourful patty with a satisfying mouthfeel. The patty is usually served with rice and topped with raw Japanese egg and dashi gravy, but other toppings are available as well. Raclette cheese and truffle omelettes, anyone?

Unit no.: #B1-52
Opening hours: 11am – 10pm daily
Contact: 6250 6728
Halal status: Not halal
Website: njoy.com.sg/brands/tsukimihamburg

(Photo: Brio)

Brio is a laid-back cafe that beautifully marries trendy Western food and familiar local cuisine. Find a diverse selection of European-inspired dishes, such as the Salted Egg Truffle Fish and Chips, Lemon and Herbs Chicken Thigh, and the Emo Wagyu Burger. This restaurant’s casual yet deliberate atmosphere makes dining here a trendy, metropolitan-feeling experience that rivals the likes of Orchard Road.

Unit no.: #02-25
Opening hours: 11am – 10pm daily
Contact: 6795 9606
Halal status: Halal
Website: brio.com.sg

(Photo: Guoco Tower)

After 95 long years, China’s favourite breakfast spot has finally come to Singapore! Cai Li Jin is widely considered to serve some of the best noodles in China, and we won’t be surprised if it gets the same reputation here in the coming years. Their classic Dou Pi (filled bean skin) snacks are fried to a beautiful golden brown and stuffed with rice, veggies, and meat — making it the perfect breakfast plan to start your day.

Unit no.: #03-56
Opening hours: 8am – 10pm daily
Halal status: Not halal
Website: instagram.com/cailinjisg

(Photo: Lemon8)

Trendy desserts that are this affordable don’t come by every day. CROLO is Swee Heng Bakery’s foray into the world of specialty concept stores, and they’ve knocked it out of the park! Their baked goods are made from scratch every morning, and let’s be honest — where else in Singapore can you get Caramel Custard Croissants and Taiwan Purple Sweet Potato Yams for less than $2? Other highlights include the aromatic Almond Cheese Danish Sandwich Loaf and the Hi-Calcium Cheese Crispy Croissant.

Unit no.: #01-28
Opening hours: 12am – 10pm daily
Halal status: Halal
Website: facebook.com/crolosingapore

(Photo: Chocolate Origin)

Every time we pass by a Chocolate Origin outlet, the store’s sharp angles and backlit displays make us feel like we’re staring into some kind of miniature car showroom. Against these lights, the thick and uniform darkness of the Milk Truffles and Lava Cakes threatens to swallow our gaze into its depths if we stare too long. To all Westies who somehow haven’t spent their life savings at this Jurong Point cake shop yet, we salute you.

Unit no.: #02-K3
Opening hours: 10.30am – 10pm daily
Contact: 6861 1103
Halal status: Halal
Website: chocolateoriginwithcacaocat.oddle.me

(Photo: Mister Donut)

Mister Donut has been making waves and causing a nationwide sugar rush ever since its first local pop in 2022. Now, the all-too-popular doughnut store has finally expanded westwards, thanks to its Jurong Point branch. Queues have thinned out a bit since its first opening, but that hasn’t stopped tonnes of pastry aficionados from snacking on the famously gooey Pon de Ring doughnuts on the daily. It’s also one of the best places to go for French Cruller donuts, which have an amazingly light and airy texture despite being deep fried.

Unit no.: #B1-83/85
Opening hours: 11am – 9pm daily
Contact: 6029 3163
Halal status: Not halal
Website: misterdonut.com.sg

(Photo: Ji De Chi)

Bingsu has been a dessert darling amongst Singaporeans for the past few years, but Ji De Chi remains unbeatable for those looking for a more Hong Kong-inspired take on ice desserts. The shaved ice here is cut into wavy strips, allowing its flavour to spread across the tongue more evenly. It’s then mixed with an indulgent flavour of your choice, such as Durian Pomelo Sago and Matcha Aiyu. Warm Chinese desserts are also served here for the brain-freeze-phobes among us.

Unit no.: #02-38
Opening hours: 10.30am – 10pm daily
Halal status: Halal
Website: jidechi-dessert.com

(Featured photo adapted from: Brio and Foodpanda)

If you’ve enjoyed our little Jurong Point food guide, there’s never been a better time to check the mall out for yourself!

Whether you’re an NTU student hankering for food outside the campus, live in nearby neighbourhoods like Queenstown and Boon Lay, or just taking a leisure drive across Singapore, Jurong Point has to be on your next food hunt list.

Happy munching!
Amanda