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Support Your Favourite Eateries SUPPORT YOUR FAVOURITE EATERIES Eatery Unit No In Operation Contact No. Find them online https://www.absolutethai.com. Absolute Thai MBLM #B2-16 Open 6634 2371 my/absolute-thai Aloha Poke MBLM #B2-46 Open 66340730 www.alohapoke.com.sg https://m.facebook.com/arcad Arcade Fish Soup MBLM #B2-69 Open 8566 9077 efishsoup/ Awfully Chocolate MBLM #B2-33 Open 6509 9422 www.awfullychocolate.com Boost MBLM #B2-64 Open www.boostjuicebars.com.sg https://m.facebook.com/living. Botanica MBLM #B2-37 Open 6634 2330 botanica.sg/ Boulevard Bayfront MBFC T1 #01-02 Closed 6634 8761 www.Boulevard.sg Breadtalk MBLM #B2-18 Open 6509 4644 www.breadtalk.com.sg Closed but delivery available via Burger Burger King MBLM #B2-03 6634 1530 www.burgerking.com.sg King app, Deliveroo and FoodPanda https://www.facebook.com/bus Bushido MBLM GP #01-02 Closed 6634 8879 hidoasia/ Closed but delivery Cedele MBFC T3 #01-07 6443 8553 https://www.cedelemarket.com available via website .sg/ Cedele ORQ ST #B2-02 TBC 6423 4882 Chopsticks by ORQ ST#B2-04 Open 6534 9168 www.theasiankitchen.com.sg The Asian Kitchen Closed but delivery Copper Chimney MBFC T3 #02-06 9238 1272 www.copperchimney.com.sg available via website Crave MBLM #B2-63 Open - www.crave.com.sg MBFC T1 #01- Dimbulah Open - www.dimbulahcoffee.com 01A Dimbulah ORQ ST #01-10 Open - www.dimbulahcoffee.com Din Tai Fung MBLM #B2-05 Open 6634 7877 www.dintaifung.com.sg Erwin's Gastrobar MBLM GP#01-01 Open 6634 8715 www.erwins.com.sg Forbidden Duck MBLM GP #02-02 Open 6509 8767 www.forbiddenduck.sg Harry's Bar MBLM GP#01-03 Open 6634 6318 http://harrys.com.sg/ Hey Bo MBLM #B2-41 Open 6974 6209 www.heybo.sg https://m.facebook.com/Men- ya-KAIKO- 616389838505564/menu/?p_r Hokkaido Ramen ef=pa&refsrc=https%3A%2F% MBFC T3 #01-01 Open 6509 8150 Men-ya KAIKO 2Fm.facebook.com%2Fpg%2 FMen-ya-KAIKO- 616389838505564%2Fmenu %2F&_rdr Shops operating hours may vary due to exigencies. Shoppers are encouraged to call the outlet directly to confirm operating hours or check their websites/social media platforms. Eatery Unit No In Operation Contact No. Find them online Ichiban Boshi MBLM #B2-14 Open 6834 3771 www.ichibanboshi.com.sg Jollibean MBLM #B2-35 Open 6636 8358 www.jollibean.com Kopi Ong MBFC T3 #01-04 Open - www.kopiong.com Level33 MBLM GP #33-01 Open 6834 3133 www.level33.com.sg Mad Mex MBFC T3#02-05 Open 6694 7098 www.madmex.com.sg Misaki Japanese MBFC T3#02-08 Open 6443 1187 www.Misakisg.com Restaurant MOS Burger MBFC T3#01-03 Open 6443 1176 www.mosburger.com.sg NTUC Foodfare MBFC T3 #02-01 Open 6756 0266 www.foodfare.com.sg Closed but delivery NUDE Seafood MBFC T3 #01-02 available via Call/ 8726 1576 www.nudeseafood.com Whatsapp Ola-Cocina Del Mar MBFC T3 #01-05 Open 6604 7050 www.ola.kitchen Old Tea Hut MBFC T3 #B2-70 Closed 9477 5594 www.oldteahut.com https://www.facebook.com/ssa One Bowl Man x Ssam MBLM #B2-67 Open 6509 8493 mxonebowlman/ https://www.paradisegp.com/br Paradise Classic MBLM #B2-20 Open 6634 8389 and-paradise-classic/ https://www.facebook.com/PA Paul MBLM#B2-07 Open 6509 8329 UL1889.singapore/ Patisserie Glacé MBLM #B2-65 Open 6634 9839 www.cakeglace.com https://m.facebook.com/playm PlayMade MBLM #B2-43 Closed - adeonezo/ Qi House of Sichuan MBLM GP #02-01 Open 6634 8277 www.qi-sichuan.sg Saigon Roll MBLM #B2-01 Open - - Closed but delivery SaladStop! MBLM #B2-77 available. Order via 6820 0141 www.saladstop.com.sg website Spinelli ORQ ST #B2-01 Open 6536 6354 www.spinellicoffee.com Starbucks MBLM #B2-38 Open 6634 8030 www.starbucks.com.sg Subway MBLM #B2-19 Open 6636 7316 www.subway.com/en-SG# https://the- The Coffee Academics MBFC T2 #01-01 Open - coffeeacademicssg.com/ The Sandwich Shop MBFC T3 #02-07 Open 6443 8277 www.thesandwichshop.com.sg The Well MBLM #B2-02 Open 6610 9873 - Toastbox MBLM #B2-18 Open 6509 8126 www.toastbox.com.sg Ultra Bake MBLM #B2-62 Open - - https://m.facebook.com/pages/ WOLF MBLM #B2-47 Open - category/Bar/WOLF- 162578667838493/ Workspace Espresso MBFC T3 #01-08 Closed 6538 0848 www.workspaceespresso.com https://m.facebook.com/arcade Yi Jia Chun MBLM #B2-51 Open 8566 9077 fishsoup/ Shops operating hours may vary due to exigencies. Shoppers are encouraged to call the outlet directly to confirm operating hours or check their websites/social media platforms. .
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