Dancing Crab—one of the best Louisiana seafood restaurants in Singapore—is opening a new outlet at Northshore Plaza II, Punggol’s newest waterfront mall on 5 May 2022.

Opened by the TungLok Group, Dancing Crab is a Louisiana seafood restaurant that specialises in the freshest seafood dishes from huge bags of fresh catches like mussels and crabs, to classic mains like Fish & Chips to Lobster Roll.

What makes Dancing Crab a place we can return to again and again is its varied menu of seafood dishes.

It goes without saying that eating at Dancing Crab is a messy affair. Waiters line the tables with a plastic sheet, then bring you your seafood combo and other yummies, and pour them all on the table for you to pig out ala communal style. You can have them with utensils, but that will take the fun of it.

Other than Dancing Crab’s signature seafood combos, the new outlet at Northshore Plaza II will be offering new Asian-inspired creations such as LNX Sambal Grilled Fish and Laksa Grilled Fish.

Dancing Crab
418 Northshore Drive #01-11
Northshore Plaza II
Singapore 820418

Riding on the success of the opening of its first hawker stall in Ang Mo Kio, Buk Chang Dong Soon Tofu by SBCD Korean Tofu House will be opening its second outlet at 671 Edgefield Plains in Punggol on 1 March 2022.

Buk Chang Dong Soon Tofu is the sister brand of popular Korean tofu stew restaurant, SBCD Korean Tofu House.

You can enjoy SBCD Korean Tofu House’s famous traditional Korean soft tofu soups at wallet-friendly prices (starting from S$6) at Buk Chang Dong Soon Tofu.

Opened by Korean chef Nam Kyoung Soo, Buk Chang Dong Soon Tofu serves authentic and affordable Korean soft tofu soup which is made from a 10-ingredient secret recipe soup paste.

Photos credit: Buk Chang Dong Soon Tofu

Residents in Sengkang and Punggol will certainly welcome the opening of the new outlet at 671 Edgefield Plains.

You can also find Maruhachi, a hawker stall with restaurant-quality tonkatsu, at 671 Edgefield Plains.

Buk Chang Dong Soon Tofu
671 Edgefield Plains
Singapore 821673

Opened in November 2020, Maruhachi Donburi & Curry is a hawker stall which started at Edgefield Plains in Punggol which offers restaurant-quality tonkatsu at very affordable prices. It has since expanded and there are 5 outlets across in Singapore.

The chef-owner is Indonesian-born Singaporean PR August Wijaya, 38 who used to be the head chef of the now-defunct Ginza Bairin—the famous Tokyo-based tonkatsu restaurant at ION Orchard—for almost nine years. Now, you know what that means?

You must try his tonkatsu.

Most of the katsu dishes on Maruhachi’s menu are priced between S$9.80 to S$14.80. They may not be cheap by “hawker standards”, but the quality of the food is very close to what you would get at most of the tonkatsu restaurants in Singapore.

Some of the dishes on Maruhachi’s menu include:

• Pork Katsu Don (S$9.8)
• Oyako Don (S$6.8)
• Tonkatsu Set (S$11.8)
• Black Pig Katsu Set (S$14.8)
• Tonkatsu Curry (S$9.8)

Maruhachi uses premium ingredients including thick-cut tenderloin and fillets of pork from the USA and Canada, while the katsu is breaded in fresh white bread crumbs that are imported from Japan.

With such quality, one would wonder if he is even making money with that kind of prices he is charging!

The Tonkatsu set (S$11.80) comes with a pretty huge slab of tenderloin that is evenly breaded with panko and deep-fried to a beautiful golden brown. Premium Japanese rice is also used, and there is also a side of freshly-shredded cabbage.

Honestly, we have nothing to pick on this straight-forward classic Tonkatsu set. And we would go back for it again and again.

The Pork Katsu Donburi (S$9.80) is also an option to love. With a generous slab of tonkatsu sitting atop a bed of Japanese pearl rice, sweet egg and onions, this donburi is a comforting bowl of happiness that we would enjoy any day of the week.

For the price point, Maruhachi is definitely one tonkatsu place you have to try soon.

It is advisable to go earlier when they open at 11am for lunch and 5pm for dinner to avoid the long queues. The average waiting time during peak hours is at least 30-45 minutes.

Maruhachi Donburi & Curry
671 Edgefield Plains
51 Havelock Road
373 Bukit Batok
429 Jurong West
365 Sembawang Crescent

It is no secret that Singaporeans are addicted to Korean food. Ever since the K-wave hit us a few years back, we have never stopped craving for Korean food. It also goes without saying that our favourite kind of Korean food comes in the form of Korean fried chicken.

Chik Soo Korean Chicken at Punggol Drive Oasis Terraces specialises in Korean Fried Chicken—if their name isn’t already obvious enough. And hearing so much about it, we were excited to see how their Korean chicken tasted compared to other famous brands such as Nene Chicken, Chicken Up and 4 Fingers. Here’s what we thought.

The entrance of Chik Soo is not hard to spot, and it is located right smack under the giant Samsung television in the main area.

The interior of the place is quite small and dim, but it made for a cosy environment that is great for intimate get-togethers with family and friends.

The wings came in 3 flavours: Soya Sauce, Sweet Chilli and Hot & Spicy Wings. All of these were priced at S$12 per plate of 4 wings. We decided to opt for their Hot and Spicy Wings because we were curious to see how spicy they really were.

The fried chicken was much bigger than we expected it to be, and the 4 large wings were jostling with each other for space on the plate. Each wing was generously drenched in a copious amount of spicy, chilli sauce, and the sight of it definitely made our mouths water.

The chicken skin was incredibly crispy and crunchy while maintaining a good tender inside that was cooked thoroughly. The spicy sauce, we were sad to say, was not very spicy, so people who can’t take spice can order this without fear. However, we didn’t mind the lack of spice as it was still deliciously tangy and sweet.

Besides chicken, they also sell a number of other classic Korean dishes like Army Stew, Bibimbap and Ginseng Chicken Soup. We also tried the Army Stew set as they were having a promotion where any choice of stew came with a plate of gyoza for only S$36.80.

The army stew has 3 levels of heat, so you can choose how spicy you want it to be. It came in a large pot and had delicious ingredients such as spam, crab rolls, chicken, sausages, tofu, corn and spicy paste mixed in.

The stew had just the right amount of spiciness and tanginess, and we love how all the ingredients soaked up all the goodness of the broth. It definitely is an incredibly satisfying dish that is great to slurp down on a cold, rainy day.

For the gyoza, we had the ones with kimchi and pork fillings. The gyoza was deliciously crisp and golden and made a satisfying crunch sound when we bit into it.

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Chik Soo Korean Chicken
Blk 681 Punggol Drive Oasis Terraces, #01-07
Singapore 821669
Tel: +65 6909 7465
Daily: 11am – 10pm
Nearest Station: Oasis LRT

For those who have always had the notion that Punggol is nothing but an ‘ulu’ place, here is when you might be wrong. Alongside the multitudinous activities that you can indulge in, Punggol is also home to many restaurants, cafés, local food stalls as well as bars and bistros you never knew about.

Yes, it is a misconception that Punggol is just a neighbourhood that is far away from civilisation and nothing else.

Here, we share with you a comprehensive guide to the best places to go to in Punggol that will prove that even ulu places can be food heaven.

CAFÉS AND RESTAURANTS IN PUNGGOL

Today, Punggol is a bustling neighbourhood that is great for cafe hopping or family meals. You would be surprised to know that Waterway Point, as well as The Punggol Settlement area, has an extensive list of F& B establishments that is worth the long drive to Punggol.

SHITAMACHI TENDON AKIMITSU

Award-winning tempura and tendon eatery from Asakusa, Tokyo has opened recently in Punggol Waterway Point, gathering snaking queues during dinner time. If you are craving some deep-fried goodness, be sure to head over to Waterway Point for a bowl of Akitmitsu Don’s tendon!

83 Punggol Central, #01-65
West Wing, Waterway Point
Singapore 828761
Daily: 12pm – 9.30pm
Tel: +65 63858795
Nearest Station: Punggol

BIG FISH SMALL FISH

As their name suggests, Big Fish Small Fish specialises in everything, well, fish. If you are a seafood lover, you ought to give this place a shot. Their variety of battered fishes may be somewhat limited but they certainly do not compromise on quality. Oh, and did we mention that prices are rather affordable too?

50 Punggol East, #01-K35,
Singapore 828826
Tel: +65 9438 7623
Sun to Thu: 12pm – 12am
Fri & Sat: 12pm – 1am
Nearest Station: Punggol

GEORGES BY THE BAY

This Balinese-themed bar in The Punggol Settlement, Georges by The Bay offers a spectacular array of grilled meats and bar bites. What you can expect are dishes such as Fish and Chips for a substantial meal and Golden Buffalo Wings if you are looking for something lighter.

3 Punggol Point Road
#02-12, The Punggol Settlement
Mon to Thu: 4pm – 1am
Fri: 3pm – 1am
Sat: 3pm – 2am
Sun: 3pm – 12am
Nearest Station: Sam Kee (Punggol LRT)

WHITE RESTAURANT

White Restaurant is renowned for their Signature White Beehoon which will change your impression of the otherwise, plain bee hoon and they also delectable serve side dishes perfect for sharing amongst a group.

Should you wish to give White Restaurant a visit, be sure to call up to make a reservation or head there early because the queues are crazy long!

3 Punggol Point Road
#01-10, The Punggol Settlement
Daily: 11.30am – 2pm, 5pm – 10pm
Nearest Station: Riviera (Punggol LRT)

WHISK & PADDLE

Whisk & Paddle has got to be one of the most popular cafés around the area. They serve a variety of items on their menu—from breakfast dishes such as the classic Eggs Benedict to heartier and sharing mains including the likes of Ham & Pineapple Pizza and their renowned Mac and Cheese.

10 Tebing Lane #01-01
Tue to Fri: 3.30pm – 10.30pm
Sat, Sun & PH: 9.30am – 10.30pm
Nearest Station: Riviera (Punggol LRT)

COMFORT FOOD IN PUNGGOL

While Singapore’s culinary scene has no lack of posh restaurants, nothing can beat local fare and cheap eats in our hearts. Punggol is where you can find a wide range of comforting local grub worth returning for.

Photo Credit: xuyuanfa

BOON CHIANG HAINANESE CHICKEN RICE

Although Boon Chiang Hainanese Chicken Rice may not take the cake as the most outstanding chicken rice in Singapore, they definitely serve a decent plate of chicken rice that will satiate your cravings for this iconic local dish.

Blk 303B Punggol Central
Singapore 822303
Nearest Station: Punggol/ Damai (Punggol LRT)

Photo Credit: triggerfish73

HUANG HONG JI PORRIDGE

Only Punggol residences will know of this small eatery that is situated on the first floor of an HDB.

Huang Hong Ji Porridge serves authentic Cantonese-style porridge with over 40 years of experience. They open at 7am and close just after lunch hours so you have to be an early bird to catch this worm!

Blk 269A Punggol Field, #01-197
Singapore 822269
Daily: 7am – 2pm
Tel: +65 9006 1071
Nearest Station: Punggol/ Damai (Punggol LRT)

BANGKOK STREET MOOKATA

Bangkok Street Mookata has got several outlets islandwide and they are best known for the authenticity of their Mookata and it certainly doesn’t hurt that prices are kept low too. This place may just be your new hangout spot if you are looking for a place to feast like a king with your mates without burning a hole in your wallet.

Blk 312A Sumang Link #01-05
Singapore 821312
Daily: 5pm – 11pm
Tel: +65 9222 8837
Nearest Station: Soo Teck (Punggol LRT)

WHERE TO DRINK IN PUNGGOL

Night life is not completely non-existent in Punggol even though it is a peripheral area. If you live in the neighbourhood, here are 3 bars and bistros for your next drinking session that will save you a trip to Clarke Quay and Prinsep Street. You are very welcome.

L’CHAIM BISTRO

Featuring a rather impressive range of craft beers on tap in the likes of Bohemian Lager, Summer IPA and more, L’chaim Bistro is one of the best places along the area to have a beer to cool off the heat.

Have some bar bites such as buffalo wings and thai fish cake to go along with the refreshing brews

50 Punggol East #01-K37
Singapore 828826
Daily: 5pm – 12am
Nearest Station: Riviera (Punggol LRT)

Photo Credit: OBAR

OBAR PUNGGOL

OBAR is undoubtedly one of Punggol’s best-kept secrets. Offering a variety of entertainment from live music to karaoke, OBAR is THE place to go to if you happen to be in Punggol and the night is still young.

Booze, live music, dart stations and karaoke—OBAR checks off everything you would expect of a good place to chill and have fun.

11 Northshore drive
Singapore 828670
Mon, Wed: 12pm – 12.30am
Tue, Thu & Sun: 5pm – 12.30am
Fri & Sat: 5pm – 1.30am
Tel: +65 9797 1799
Nearest Station: Nibong LRT/ Punggol Point LRT

Located in far-flung Punggol East lies a hip foodie enclave formed entirely out of containers that are used to house interesting bars and bistros. Each of the seven container-restaurants you can find there boasts its own type of speciality cuisine.

Whether its crispy fish and crisps you are craving for, a good ol’ BBQ stingray or even Korean fried chicken, there is bound to be something that will tempt your taste buds over at the Punggol East Container Park.

For all of you BTO-dwellers living at the far end of Punggol, here is a list of what you can expect at Punggol East Container Park.

#1 BIG FISH SMALL FISH

Big Fish Small Fish is a humble eatery that serves up a tantalising array of fish and crisps—that’s right, crisps, not chips—that come with free-flow sauces such as cheese, curry mayo, XO mayo, tartar and more!

Choose from five different types of fish such as Dory, Tilapia, Sea Bass, Salmon and Arrow Tooth Flounder—all of which are reasonably priced.

50 Punggol East, #01-K35,
Singapore 828826
Tel: +65 9438 7623
Sun to Thu: 12pm – 12am
Fri & Sat: 12pm – 1am
Nearest Station: Punggol

#2 BOOST @ BANKS

After a meal at either one of the container-restaurants nearby pop over to Boost @ Banks, a watering hole that doubles up as an electronic darts joint as well. Have yourself a good time with your pals as you sip on a pint of beer and possibly score some bullseyes while you’re at it.

Some of the beer choices you can get at Boost @ Banks include popular favourites such as Stella Artois, Hoegaarden and Heineken.

50 Punggol East #01-K33
Singapore 828826
Sun to Thu: 3pm – 1am
Fri & Sat: 3pm – 2am
Nearest Station: Punggol

#3 D’GRILL

At first glance, the name might make you think of a meat-driven grill house but contrary to our initial assumption, D’Grill actually specialises in zi char fare—with a twist of course. Expect a variety of hotplate dishes from stingray to squid—all slathered in piping hot sambal sauce—and even some never-before-seen innovations such as their Hot Plate Pasta.

They also whip up a pretty satisfying chendol dessert that we assume would be perfect for rounding off the fiery meal.

50 Punggol East #01-K38
Singapore 828826
Tel: +65 9670 9279
Sun to Thu: 4.30pm – 12am
Fri & Sat: 4.30pm – 1am
Nearest Station: Punggol

#4 L’CHAIM BISTRO

If you are desperately in need of a substantial meal, then perhaps L’Chaim Bistro is not the ideal place to go to given that they only have a limited range of finger foods available.

If, however, all you want is a beer to cool off from the sweltering heat, then you will be happy to know that they carry a pretty impressive range of craft beers on tap in the likes of Bohemian Lager, Summer IPA and more.

50 Punggol East #01-K37
Singapore 828826
Daily: 5pm – 12am
Nearest Station: Punggol

#5 MIAMI BISTRO

The one thing that makes Miami Bistro stand out (apart from its Miami-themed interior) is its excellent service.

Besides serving up an array of delicious food—ranging from grilled dishes to bentos—and affordable tipples, you would be most impressed by how attentive the wait staff are and the conscious effort made by the owners to check up on customers from time to time.

50 Punggol East #01-K34,
Singapore 828824
Tel: +65 9005 9381
Nearest Station: Punggol

#6 PUMP STATION 1965 BAR & BISTRO

The second F&B venture for Macs Fong, an ex-convict-turned-restaurateur, Pump Station 1965 Bar & Bistro is a bar-restaurant modelled to look like a gas station.

This retro joint dishes out an eclectic menu of mains and tapas with a hodgepodge of local, Thai, Chinese and Japanese influences. Savour their best-sellers such as their Pump Grilled Chicken or their Smoked Duck Aglio Olio.

50 Punggol East #01-K32
Singapore 828826
Tel: +65 9459 7703
Mon to Sat: 5pm – 1am
Sun: 3pm – 1am
Nearest Station: Punggol

#7 SEOUL GOOD

Specialising in all things Korean, this humble establishment takes pride in keeping things a hundred percent authentic—all their ingredients and products are shipped directly from Korea.

If you are yearning for something sweet, sticky and fried, we suggest going for their Korean fried chicken. Boasting sweet-savoury qualities, this bar snack is best washed down with an ice-cold beer— or even a bingsu for those of you who are not so keen on alcohol.

50 Punggol East #01-K36
Singapore 828826
Sun – Thu: 12pm – 10pm
Fri & Sat: 12pm – 1am
Nearest Station: Punggol

Making its way to our shores and offering a whole new cheese-filled pastry to look forward to is Gushchlibauer.

Hailing all the way from Austria, Gushchlbauer—one of the country’s leading bakeries—has opened its first outlet in Singapore at Punggol Waterway Point.

With nearly a century’s worth of experience (having been established in 1919), the bakery will introduce its pride and joy—the signature Devil Quarter Cheese Bun that promises oozy, gooey cream cheese and satisfaction unlike any other.

This weekend, make your way down to Punggol Waterway Point from as early as 10am to snag yourself one of these decadent cheese-filled buns that are available in 4 enticing flavours, and as part of their opening promotion, they will be giving away 500 free cheese buns each day between 09 to 11 March 2018—so you have to be quick!

Make no mistake, this is one opening you do not want to miss!

Ever since Guschlbauer first opened in 1919, the Austrian brand has dedicated itself to the art of making delicious, high-quality pastries made using ingredients carefully sourced from all over the world. The result? Supreme tasting bakes that never fail to delight.

The traditional bakery set sail in Austria, but soon splashed all across Europe, Canada, Hong Kong, Korea and made waves wherever it went.

Their signature cheese buns are handmade with cream cheese that they source from Australia and New Zealand and the process of actually baking a batch takes hours to complete in full.

They are sliced twice in the middle and stuffed with oozing melted cream cheese and lastly, dipped in sweet milk powder for an added richness.

CHEESE BUN ORIGINAL

Core flavours for their first outlet in Waterway Point include original, matcha, chocolate and tiramisu.

The Cheese Bun Original (S$5.80) had us hooked the moment its hot, bready aroma tickled our noses. Essentially a supersized dinner roll, this bun comes stuffed with a runny cheesecake-like mixture and when it can no longer be stuffed, it is finished with a coat of milk powder.

CHEESE BUN CHOCOLATE

They also have a chocolate variation that chocolate lovers will surely adore.

Adding a little extra flavour and colour to the dough as well as the cream cheese (in the form of cocoa), the Cheese Bun Chocolate (S$5.80) carries a subtle bittersweet note that is rounded out nicely by the sweet-salty cream cheese.

CHEESE BUN TIRAMISU

The Cheese Bun Tiramisu (S$5.80) kicks it up a notch with a slightly bittersweet flavour of coffee that complements the decadent cheese. The satisfaction you get from this option may not measure up fully to the classic Italian dessert, but it sure comes close.

KISSLING

A cross between a croissant and a doughnut, the Kissling (S$8.80) is a flaky and buttery confectionery that, although may not have cheese spilling out of it, is still a pretty awesome treat worth trying.

TOAST

Fancy bakes aside, you can also feel free to pick up a loaf or two of their house-baked toast loaves. Flavours include Original (S$3.50), Cheese (S$4.80) and Whole Wheat (S$5.60).

If you find yourself craving for something decadent and sweet over the weekend, why not make your way down to Punggol Waterway Point to snag yourself one of these bad boys for yourself?

As part of their opening promotion, they will be giving away 500 free Devil Cheese Buns each day between 09 to 11 March 2018, starting from as early as 10am!

Fresh batches of buns come out by the hour (or less), so you can bet that each fluffy quarter cheese bun is sure to taste excellent each time!

Guschlbauer 
83 Punggol Central
#01-K16 Waterway Point
Singapore 828761
Daily: 10am – 10pm
Nearest Station: Punggol

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If you are wondering whether it is worth the long journey to Punggol for the food there, this guide will be your answer. Punggol has two major food areas – @Punggol and The Punggol Settlement.

People flock to @Punggol for the wholesome food at popular cafe Whisk & Paddle, or to have a pint of beer at Frienzie. The Punggol Settlement is always packed during dinner hours, where car park lots will steadily fill up by 7pm. Even though the location is not ideal, the food here is definitely worth travelling for.

This is your definitive guide to all the good food you can find in the Punggol neighbourhood.

#1 AH DONG TEH HOUSE

Ah Dong Teh House is essentially a Hong Kong Cha Chaan Teng-style restaurant with Singapore flavours. If you are not looking to splurge on a meal, head on down here for generous portions of Luncheon Meat Noodle or a huge piece of Fried Chicken for less than S$10.

10 Tebing Lane
#01-03/04
Mon to Fri: 11am – 2am
Sat & Sun: 9am – 2am
Nearest Station: Riveria (Punggol LRT)

#2 BACON & BOOZE

With a restaurant name as straightforward as Bacon & Booze, you must have high expectations of the bacon dishes and range of liquor here. Fortunately, the restaurant does exactly what it’s supposed to do – offer a good range of beers and delicious bacon-centric dishes.

900 Punggol Road End
Mon to Fri: 3pm – 1am
Sat & Sun: 9am – 1am
Nearest Station: Damai (Punggol LRT)

#3 FRIENZIE BAR & BISTRO

Catch live soccer matches and catch up with your buddies over some booze here at Frienzie Bistro & Bar. @Punggol comes alive from evening onwards, with an added perk of cooling breeze so Frienzie is the perfect spot for you and your dining (or drinking) compatriots to hang out all night long.

10 Tebing Lane
#01-02
Mon to Thu, Sun: 3pm – 1am
Fri & Sat: 3pm – 2am
Nearest Station: Riveria (Punggol LRT)

#4 FUR KICKS

A bar overlooking the most beautiful sunset is what most people look for to unwind after a long day of work. Für Kicks serves Paulaner on tap together with hearty mains and bar bites such as Chicken Roulade and Crispy Fish Skin.

3 Punggol Point Road
#02-03, The Punggol Settlement
Mon to Thu, Sun: 5pm – 12am
Fri & Sat: 5pm – 1am
Nearest Station: Damai (Punggol LRT)

#4 GEORGES BY THE BAY

As the only Balinese-themed bar in The Punggol Settlement, Georges by The Bay offers an array of grilled meats and crowd-favourite bar bites such as the addictive Golden Buffalo Wings.

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3 Punggol Point Road
#02-12, The Punggol Settlement
Mon to Fri: 4pm – 1am
Sat: 4pm – 2am
Sun: 4pm – 12am
Nearest Station: Damai (Punggol LRT)

#6 HORIZON BISTRONOMY

Executive chef Chris Fong – trained under 3 Michelin-starred chef, Bruno Mernard – opens a humble French-style restaurant serving intricately prepared and beautifully plated dishes at a fraction of the market price. Have a taste of his perfected dishes like King of the Sea and Duck Confit for below S$30 each.

3 Punggol Point Road
#02-04, The Punggol Settlement
Daily: 6pm – 11pm
Nearest Staion: Damai (Punggol LRT)

#7 HOUSE OF SEAFOOD

The first floor of The Punggol Settlement is a string of specialized Chinese-style seafood restaurants that each have their signature dishes. House of Seafood should be no stranger, and the best-selling dishes here are the Black Pepper Crab and the Salted Egg Crab.

3 Punggol Point Road
#01-01/02, The Punggol Settlement
Daily: 5pm – 11pm
Nearest Station: Damai (Punggol LRT)

#8 JING LONG SEAFOOD RESTAURANT

Jing Long Seafood Restaurant’s Chilli Crab might just be one of the best ones around. Dip your freshly deep-fried mantou in the tantalising chilli crab sauce for full pleasure.

3 Punggol Point Road
#01-03/04/05, The Punggol Settlement
Daily: 11am – 2.30pm, 5pm – 11.30pm
Nearest Station: Damai (Punggol LRT)

#9 JUST THE PLACE

This bar is ‘Just the Place’ for you to enjoy classic European food with tempting alcohol promotions. The menu features dishes such as Roast Chicken and Pan-Fried Salmon that would go perfectly with a pint of your favourite beer.

3 Punggol Point Road
#02-07/08, The Punggol Settlement
Tue to Fri: 5pm – 12am
Sat & Sun: 10am – 12am
Nearest Station: Damai (Punggol LRT)

#10 LEONG JI SEAFOOD

As the new kid on the block, we are sure business at Leong Ji Seafood will be booming very soon as their main and first outlet at Hougang Green has garnered big success so far. Homely dishes are offered here and best consumed in a group ‘family-style’ so you can have a taste of all their mouth-watering menu items.

3 Punggol Point
#02-10, The Punggol Settlement
Mon to Fri: 2pm – 11pm
Sat & Sun: 11.30am – 2.30pm, 4.30pm – 11pm
Nearest Station: Damai (Punggol LRT)

#11 PONGGOL SEAFOOD

This restaurant was one of the first ever seafood restaurants in Punggol, with their original site just beside the Punggol Jetty. Go straight for their juicy crab dishes and not to forget, their bestselling and flavourful Chinese-style Mee Goreng.

3 Punggol Point Road
#01-08/09, The Punggol Settlement
Mon to Fri: 11.30am – 2.30pm, 5.30pm – 10.30pm
Sat & Sun: 11.30am – 10.30pm
Nearest Station: Damai (Punggol LRT)

#12 RILEK 1 KORNER

This quirkily-named restaurant is the only Halal-certified restaurant at The Punggol Settlement, Here, you can find homely Malay dishes with the use of a lot of spices!

3 Punggol Point Road
#02-02, The Punggol Settlement
Daily: 4pm – 10.30pm
Nearest Station: Damai (Punggol LRT)

#13 TRUNK AT BAY

As the only Thai restaurant in the vicinity, Trunk at Bay serves unpretentious Thai fare, including freshly grilled seafood and refreshing Thai-style fruit salads.

3 Punggol Point Road
#02-06, The Punggol Settlement
Tue to Thu: 5.30pm – 10pm
Fri: 5.30pm – 11pm
Sat & Sun: 11.30am – 2.30pm, 5.30pm – 11pm
(Closed on Mondays)
Nearest Station: Damai (Punggol LRT)

#14 WAYNE’S CHILL-OUT

The cafe’s name has proven to be literal as many have taken refuge from Singapore’s sweltering heat in Wayne’s Chill-out to have a delicious scoop of ice cream or an Iced Coffee. Waffles and brownies are also offered here and are best paired up the ice cream.

3 Punggol Point Road
#02-11, The Punggol Settlement
Mon, Wed to Fri: 2pm – 11pm
Sat & Sun: 11am – 11pm
(Closed on Tuesdays)
Nearest Station: Damai (Punggol LRT)

#15 WHISK & PADDLE

Whisk & Paddle occupies a relatively large area at @Punggol with a section of retail items for sale. Menu wise, they serve breakfast dishes such as the classic Eggs Benedict to heartier and sharing mains such as the Ham & Pineapple Pizza.

10 Tebing Lane
#01-01
Tue to Fri: 3.30pm – 10.30pm
Sat, Sun & PH: 9.30am – 10.30pm
Nearest Station: Riveria (Punggol LRT)

#16 WHITE RESTAURANT

Why ‘White Restaurant’? Their signature dish is the ever-popular Signature White Beehoon that had many customers returning back for more. Other Chinese-style dishes are also served here, such as Meat Rolls and Stir-Fried Vegetables.

3 Punggol Point Road
#01-10, The Punggol Settlement
Daily: 11.30am – 2pm, 5.30pm – 10pm
(Closed on Wednesdays)
Nearest Station: Damai (Punggol LRT)