(Updated on 28 Nov 2014) The Seletar Mall finally opens for business! After watching the construction of the mall taking shape over the last 24 months or so, residents of North East Singapore now have a mall of their own. According to the Business Times report on 3 November, the mall, which is jointly developed by Singapore Press Holdings Ltd and United Engineers Ltd, obtained its temporary occupation permit on 28 October. More than 99% of the space in the mall has been spoken for. The anchor tenants are Fairprice Finest, Shaw Theatres, Foodfare foodcourt and department store BHG. For those of you who are not so familiar with the area, Seletar Mall is located on Sengkang West Avenue at the junction with Fernvale Road. The Fernvale LRT station is just right at its door step. If this is still Greek to you, then I am sure you will know where it is if I tell you it is a couple of minutes drive towards the East from the famous Jalan Kayu roti prata stall.
We are as usual, interested only in finding out what to eat at the mall. Today we take you on a walkabout to check out the F&B outlets. Other than some of the outlets which are still doing their renovations, most of the F&B outlets are in operation. It was extremely crowded in this rather compact mall. For those who arrive by public transport, they have it easy as there is direct access to the bus stop, taxi stand and LRT station. Those who drive should be prepared to wait especially during the first few months as many curious residents come to take a look. It is also a long drive down to the carpark which is in basements 3 to 5. We suggest you take the travellators and escalators. The lifts are slow.
Most of the F&B tenants are familiar names like Han’s, McDonald’s, Delifrance, Din Tai Fung, Paradise Inn, Pizza Hut, Starbucks, Ya Kun etc. But we also notice a few other names such as Cellarbration (wines and spirits), Japanese Charcoal Grilled Muah Chee, Let’s EAT, Sensai Yakitori, Song Fa Bak Kut Teh, Swee Heng Classic 1989 (bakery), Proofer Boulangerie and umisushi. Hopefully the combination of the old and the new will make available a good mix of the large and familiar with the young and restless. Please enjoy the photos that we took of most of the shops (some may not be open yet or we might have missed them) which hopefully will give you an idea of what to expect at the mall.
To help you navigate, here is the list of tenants from the Seletar Mall website:
Starbucks Coffee gets the prime spot on the ground floor with the Christmas Tree right in front.
#01-15/16
6702 4075
8am – 11pm
Sushi Express is the next prominent tenant that you will not miss. Its long sushi conveyer belt zigzags to give maximum access to patrons.
#02-K4/K5
6702 2558
10am – 10pm
Foodfare Food Court
#03-37 & #03-K1/K2/K3
6341 6259
10am – 10pm
Song Fa Bak Kut Teh was off to a good start. A queue was forming when we were there.
6702 7688
10am – 10pm
A-One Claypot House serves delicious claypot porridge. Here’s a small section of their menu.
Read our review of A-One Claypot House @ Seletar Mall here.
6702 3212
10am – 10pm
Umisushi – Affordable sushi to eat in or take away.
#B1-09
6702 2936
10am – 10pm
Texas Chicken
#B1-06/07
6341 6580
10am – 10pm
Proofer Boulangerie – French artisan bakery with enticing pastries
#01-37/38
10am – 10pm
NeNe Chicken – crispy fried chicken from Korea (not sure how this should be pronounced though).
#B2-10/11
6702 3588
10am – 10pm
Let’s Eat – Local Delights
10am – 10pm
Jollibean
#B2-22/23
6702 4836
10am – 10pm
Cellarbration is a shop selling wines and spirits.
#B2-19
6702 3725
10am – 10pm
Koi Express
#B1-K6
10am – 10pm
Good ole McDonald’s and McCafe
#01-04/05/06
6702 2967
10am – 10pm
Toast Box and their sister bakery, BreadTalk who is having some store opening discounts.
See our post on Toast Box @ CHIJMES.
#01-08
10am – 10pm
Pizza Hut was also getting great patronage upon opening. It is one of the best decorated Pizza Hut outlets we have seen.
#01-09/10/11/12/13/14
6702 6024
10am – 10pm
O’Coffee Club‘s 20th outlet celebration – enjoy a 20% discount off menu items till 11 Dec 2014 (conditions apply of course)!
#02-K7
6702 4230
10am – 10pm
Din Tai Fung – freshly made small basket dumplings.
See our post on What is there to eat at Din Tai Fung apart from xiao long bao?.
#02-07/08/09/10
6341 6566
10am – 10pm
Shokudo – Japanese Food with a Western twist
6702 3202
10am – 10pm
Fish & Co – Spacious seafood restaurant with colourful seating
6341 6577
10am – 10pm
Delifrance
#02-K6
6702 5148
10am – 10pm
Yummi House sells stuff that are supposedly good for health like honey and birds’ nest.
#B2-20
6822 0779
10am – 10pm
Bali Thai. Here is a small segment of their menu.
6341 6048
10am – 10pm
Hong Kong Sheng Kee Dessert. This place sells more than just desserts.
#B2-07
10am – 10pm
Pure – Healthy fruit drinks and smoothies
#B1-K11
10am – 10pm
Swensen’s
#02-11/12
6702 3640
10am – 10pm
Prima Deli
#B2-21
10am – 10pm
Swee Heng 1989 Classic – Popular Bakery
#B1-K7/K8/K9
6702 6556
10am – 10pm
Paradise Inn
#03-10/11/12
6341 6272
10am – 10pm
Based on the recent list of Halal-certified Eating Establishments on MUIS website, halal-certified outlets include Bali Thai, Swensen’s and Texas Chicken.
Car Parking Rates are $1.20 for the 1st hour and $0.60 for subsequent half hour or part thereof. The Fernvale LRT Station is right next to the mall.
The Seletar Mall
33 Senkang West Avenue
Singapore 797693
Tel: 6341 6252
Opening Hours : 10am-10pm
The Ordinary Patrons
Singapore Food Blog by Ordinary People looking for Places to Eat
I just visited the Texas Chicken Seletar Mall branch at 12.20pm today and the server gave me a drink with a loose cap that caused my sweet drink to spill all over the table and floor. Another staff was assigned to clean it up and started scolding me “pig brain” in Chinese and said I was so stupid not to be able to handle the drink properly. This incident has put me off Texas Chicken and I will not visit their stores again. Certainly the chicken is nothing to shout about either. Lousy service and lousy food. I had to go home and wash off my sticky dress and shoes which were ruined!!
hi grace…so sad to hear what you went through.if it was me i would scold the staff who called names and demabded to see his manager..have you feedback to the person in charge.i think you should also share this in facebook so others could beware of these staffs.