Suntec City has been refreshing its food and beverage options. Zhejiang specialist LONGJING opened its first Singapore outlet here, and the basement Food Republic has reopened after a makeover with new stalls. The group behind Seoul Noodle Shop has also added an Italian pasta bar and a Korean-style bakery. Meanwhile, old favourites such as Penang Place and Din Tai Fung remain. This guide, grouped by cuisine, highlights a selection of the mall’s F&B outlets for when you want to eat at Suntec City.
Suntec City Food Options
Suntec City, often called Suntec City Mall or simply Suntec, is a mixed-use development at 3 Temasek Boulevard. It has a shopping mall, five office towers and the Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre.
The mall is divided into the West, North and East Wings and the Convention Centre atrium. Many units are also labelled by the office tower they sit beside, from Tower 1 to Tower 5. The basement Fountain Court, around the Fountain of Wealth, is where the Food Republic and many quick-service eateries are located. Levels 1 and 2 mix restaurants and cafés across all the wings. There are also food options on Level 3 and the rooftop.
The range runs from Taiwanese and Cantonese cooking to Korean, Japanese, Italian and local food. Meal times are just as wide, from 7.30am kaya toast to yakitori served until 2am.
Chinese Restaurants
LONGJING 绿茶餐厅
LONGJING is a Hangzhou brand that serves Zhejiang cuisine, which is lighter and sweeter than most Chinese regional cooking. It opened its first Singapore outlet in Suntec. The dining room recreates Hangzhou’s West Lake, with lanterns, murals and a seating area built as a rowboat over running water. Dishes include Vermicelli Wrapped Shrimps, Longjing Roast Chicken and Dongpo Pork Ribs.
LONGJING 绿茶餐厅
#01-384
Instagram: www.instagram.com/longjing_sg
LINKUS Hokkien Flavor 临家
Linkus is a Minnan (Hokkien) restaurant from Xiamen with around two decades of history in China. The Suntec City branch is its first outside China. The brand received a Golden Wutong China Restaurant Guide star in 2024. Its signature dishes include Quanzhou Ginger Duck and Satay Seafood. The restaurant occupies a large corner unit on Level 1 near Tower 5.
LINKUS Hokkien Flavor 临家
#01-436
Website: linkussg.com
The Soup Expert 尚一汤
The Soup Expert is a Shanghai brand founded in 2007. It specialises in Cantonese double-boiled soups, each brewed for four hours in a steam cabinet and served in an individual teapot with a matching cup. The brand reports serving more than 7.5 million pots of soup. Its bestseller is the Abalone Ginseng Soup, and the menu also includes poultry and seafood dishes. The Soup Expert opened here in October 2025 as its first overseas outlet.
The Soup Expert 尚一汤
#03-315, 316 & 331
Instagram: instagram.com/thesoupexpert
Soup Restaurant
It is known for its Samsui Ginger Chicken, but Soup Restaurant’s menu offers a wide range of traditional Chinese restaurant dishes.
Soup Restaurant
#B1-127
Website: souprestaurant.com.sg
Local & South-East Asian Food
Penang Place
Penang Place is well known for their reasonably priced Penang Street Food Buffet. They also have a rather extensive a la carte menu of Penang delights prepared by Penang Chefs, as well as dishes like roti prata and nasi lemak.
Penang Place
#02-314
Website: penangplace.com
HarriAnns Nonya Table
It sells a wide range of nonya kueh and local breakfast food. HarriAnns is a also a casual dining restaurant that serves classic Peranakan dishes like ayam buah keluak and babi ponteh.
HarriAnns Nonya Table
#01-416A
Website: harrianns.com
2GATHER
A Thai and Peranakan fusion causal diner. Satay, Tom Yum Soup, Crispy Tamarind Fish, Ayam Buah Keluak to and Mango Sticky Rice with Ice cream are among the interesting items on 2GATHER’s menu.
2GATHER
#01-505
Website: www.2gather.sg
White Restaurant
White Restaurant at Suntec City is part of a local chain known for its Original Sembawang White Bee Hoon (三巴旺白米粉). Its menu is now so extensive that it includes a page listing the ten most popular dishes.
White Restaurant
#B1-131
Website: whiterestaurant.com.sg
Song Fa Bak Kut Teh
This popular bak kut teh restaurant serves the comforting peppery Teochew-style pork rib soup with sides such as braised peanuts and salted vegetables.
Song Fa Bak Kut Teh
#B1-132
Website: songfa.com.sg
Japanese Restaurants
Tempura En
The focus is on freshly made tempura, battered and fried upon order. However, the menu goes beyond tempura alone. You can find donburi, sashimi, kaisen hitsumabushi and a small sake list too.
Tempura En
#02-305/308/311
Website: tempura-en.com.sg
Kiwami Ramen & Gyoza Bar
This Japanese restaurant specializes in ramen with tonkotsu broth, simmered over 10 hours using 100% Japanese pork bones, as well as
Kiwami Ramen & Gyoza Bar
#02-458
Website: https://kiwami.com.sg
Tonshou
Tonshou is a charcoal-grilled tonkatsu chain from Busan, and this is its second Singapore outlet. It cooks its cutlets in four stages to keep the crust light. The Suntec branch alone serves a Hokkaido Kurobuta cutlet in charcoal breading, sold as the Black Pink Tonkatsu set. It opens at 9am.
Tonshou
#02-473
Instagram: instagram.com/tonshou_sg
Sen-ryo (千両)
Sen-ryo (千両) is a restaurant from from Tochigi in Kanto, Japan. It has an elegant dining space and the menu ranges from affordable sushi platters to expensive premium cuts of raw fish.
Sen-ryo (千両)
#01-434
Facebook: facebook.com/senryosing
Korean Restaurants
Onggi
Onggi specialises in Gomtang, a traditional Korean soup simmered for hours, but a few typical Korean staples are also on the menu.
옹기 onggii
#02-300/301
Instagram: www.instagram.com/onggii_official
SBCD Korean Rice House
SBCD Korean Rice House is a casual offshoot of SBCD Korean Tofu House. It serves eight rice bowls, each under $15 and each with more than ten components. Options include the Pork Bulgogi K-BOB and the Samyang Spicy Dak Gangjeong.
SBCD Korean Rice House
#02-475
Website: www.sbcdkbob.com.sg
Wonderful Bapsang
At Wonderful Bapsang, staff make tofu daily at a station by the entrance. The menu lists 13 kinds of soondubu stew. The Korean restaurant also offers Korean pancakes and grilled mackerel. The dining room overlooks the Fountain of Wealth.
Wonderful Bapsang
#02-609
Instagram: instagram.com/wonderfulbapsang
Seoul Noodle Shop
Seoul Noodle Shop specialises in kalguksu, Korean hand-cut noodles in broth. Its menu includes Half Chicken Noodles and Pork Bone Spicy Noodles. The restaurant sits in the Convention Centre atrium and has an outdoor seating area.
Seoul Noodle Shop
#01-301
Instagram: instagram.com/seoulnoodles_sg
Paik’s Noodle
Paik’s Noodle belongs to Korean celebrity chef Paik Jong Won. It serves Jjajangmyeon, noodles in black bean sauce, and Jjampong, a spicy seafood noodle soup. Both also come as rice bowls.
Paik’s Noodle
#B1-108A
Instagram: instagram.com/paiks.noodlesg
Bibim Deli
Bibim Deli is run by chef Yohan Kim, who appeared in the first season of the cooking competition Culinary Class Wars. Diners take a free bowl of rice and choose from more than 20 banchan and sauces that rotate daily. They then pay by weight, from $3.88 per 100g. Each bowl comes with seaweed soup.
Bibim Deli
#B1-172
Instagram: instagram.com/bibimdeli
Taiwanese and Hong Kong Cafes & Restaurants
Din Tai Fung
Taiwanese chain Din Tai Fung is known for xiao long bao, alongside fried rice, noodles, dumplings and steamed buns. The Suntec City branch is on Level 2 and suits family meals and group lunches.
Din Tai Fung
#02-302
Website: www.dintaifung.com.sg
Mai Ge Wen 麥閣問
The name Mai Ge Wen is a Hokkien phrase meaning “stop asking”. The café mixes Nanyang kopitiam fare with Taiwanese breakfast items. Breakfast includes kaya butter toast sets and a Taiwanese-style chicken ham sandwich in fried oval toast. Later in the day, the menu adds Tom Yam Bee Hoon with Lemongrass Chicken and nasi lemak. It opens at 7.30am daily and quotes nett prices.
Mai Ge Wen 麥閣問
#02-476
Instagram: instagram.com/mai_ge_wen
Fong Sheng Hao+
Popular Taiwanese charcoal-grilled toast cafe serving savoury pork and cheese egg toasts alongside Taiwanese milk tea.
Fong Sheng Hao+
#01-312
Instagram: instagram.com/fongshenghaosg
Jyu Lae
Jyu Lae is a Taiwanese bistro serving dishes such as Taiwanese Chicken Popcorn, oyster omelette and a pork floss egg crepe. The restaurant has live music. It keeps some of the latest hours in the mall: until 1am from Sunday to Thursday and until 3am on Fridays and Saturdays.
Jyu Lae
#01-315
Website: www.jyuconcepts.sg
Xin Wang Hong Kong Café
Xin Wang Hong Kong Café is Minor Food’s modern version of the Hong Kong cha chaan teng. Its menu covers street favourites from Hong Kong, Macau and Singapore, along with Western-style sizzling hotplates. Items include the Signature Crispy Rugby Bun with Butter and Seafood Scrambled Egg Hor Fun. It opens at 8am daily for breakfast and closes at 10pm.
Xin Wang Hong Kong Café 新旺香港茶餐厅
#B1-128
Website: xinwang.com.sg
Western Food
Paul
The French bakery-restaurant offers steak, pasta and all-day breakfast selections, as well as good pastries and coffee.
Paul
#01-302
Website: paul-bakeries.com
Noci Pasta Bar
Noci is the first Italian concept from the group behind Seoul Noodle Shop and Wonderful Bapsang. It makes fresh pasta and pizza, with starters such as Ricotta Crostini and a tiramisu for dessert. The restaurant stays open until 11pm.
NOCI
#01-386
Instagram: instagram.com/noci.pastabar
Shake Shack
Trendy burger joint Shake Shack is on the ground floor near the Suntec Convention Centre.
Shake Shack
#01-357
Website: shakeshack.com.sg
Noci Bakehouse
Noci Bakehouse is a Korean-European bakery café that opened earlier in the year. It bakes more than 25 rotating items, including a Castella Milk Cream Salt Bread and a Crème Brûlée Danish. An all-day brunch menu is also available.
noci bakehouse
#01-604
Instagram: instagram.com/nocibakehouse
Peperoni Pizza
Crusty wood fired thin crust pizzas and pastas are the menu of this popular chain store.
Peperoni Pizza
#B1-130
Website: www.peperoni.com.sg
Desserts and Snacks
Matchaya
Local tea brand Matchaya serves matcha and houjicha drinks, including its Signature Koicha Milk made with ceremonial-grade matcha. It also sells matcha pastries and soft serve in matcha, houjicha, kurogoma and Hokkaido milk flavours.
Matchaya
#02-737
Website: matchaya.sg
More Yogurt
More Yogurt is a Chinese fresh yogurt chain, and this is its first Singapore outlet. The menu spans seven categories, including avocado shakes, fruit shakes and yogurt bowls, from $5.50. The Almond Avocado Yogurt Shake is one of its better-known drinks.
More Yogurt
#02-600 (the directory also lists Ghost Kakigori at this unit [VERIFY])
Instagram: instagram.com/moreyogurt.sg
Tofu G
TOFU G is a Korean gelato brand that churns its gelato on site from house-made tofu, drawing on the Korean tradition of grinding soybeans with a millstone. At the Suntec City outlet, the seating area resembles a traditional Korean wooden house. Patrons sit on raised timber platforms with woven floor cushions and low round tables.
Tofu G
#B1-K5
Website: tofug.sg
Food Courts
Food Arena
Located on the third level of Suntec City, Food Arena by Yew Kee Group has over 10 diverse stalls. You can find Asian staples, Western bites and local fare in this food court.
Food Arena by Yew Kee Group
#03-367
Website: ykgi.com.sg/our-brands/food-arena
Food Republic
Located in the basement, Food Republic food court reopened earlier this year after a refurbishment with a garden theme and new stalls. London Fat Roast, a Food Republic-only concept by London Fat Duck, serves Irish duck. The Noodle Memories, founded in 2021 by two KL-born hawkers, makes KL-style chilli pan mee with noodles made in-house. Yuen Kee Dumpling and First Street Fried Prawn Noodles are also part of the new line-up.
Food Republic
#B1-115
Website: food-republic-outlets/food-republic-suntec-city
Suntec Dining Directory
Suntec City has many other F&B outlets, including the usual bubble tea shops, fast-food chains and a range of local and international cafés. See the Suntec City Dining Directory for the full list and latest updates.
Halal-certified Eating Establishments
Based on information found on MUIS website, halal-certified outlets in Suntec City include Bali Thai Restaurant, Big Fish Small Fish, DeliTurk by Chef Celal, Fish & Co, Go-Ang Pratunam Chicken Rice, Sanook Kitchen and Tim Hortons.
MRT Stations
Promenade MRT (Circle and Downtown lines) leads into the mall via Exit C, and Esplanade MRT (Circle Line) via Exit A.
From City Hall MRT (North-South and East-West lines), diners can walk through CityLink Mall and Esplanade Xchange.
Car Park
Monday to Friday (except public holidays)
7am to 5pm: $2.60 for the first hour; $1.30 for every 30 minutes or part thereof
5pm to 4am: $3.00 per entry
4am to 7am: $2.60 for the first hour; $1.30 for every 30 minutes or part thereof
Saturday, Sunday & Public Holidays
7am to 4am: $2.60 for the first hour; $1.30 per hour for the next 3 hours; $1.30 for every 30 minutes thereafter
4am to 7am: $2.60 for the first hour; $1.30 for every 30 minutes or part thereof
Suntec City
3 Temasek Boulevard, Singapore 038983
Webpage: sunteccity.com.sg
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