Tiger CometThis is a clean and seemingly family friendly attraction. I ate here and did not get sick, was sold some magic tricks by a charismatic jokes and tricks seller, just generally a nice sort of controlled and monitored introduction to street food markets. It’s still got all the hustle and bustle and crazy foods but also things to keep kids happy and enough space to move around.
Choonseng YapAffordable local Singaporean food options in a clean and cozy setting. The restaurant uses a convenient pre-order system — customers place their orders at the kiosk machines near the entrance and then bring the receipt to the respective stalls for food collection. Prices are reasonable for an airport food hall, although slightly higher than regular food courts outside. If you’re short on time but still want to enjoy some authentic local dishes before leaving Singapore, this is a great place to visit. You’ll find a wide variety of local favorites, including fast food, chicken rice, roast pork, noodles, and wok-fried dishes. It’s also popular among locals because of its relatively affordable pricing. A good spot to experience Singaporean food after checking in at Terminal 1 Airport.
Porter KHORAka Terminal 1 staff canteen. Mediocre food. Wontons are tiny smaller than my testicals. $5.90. Muslim food was decent ayam belado was good. $7.00 Feels like regular neighbourhood food court. Air-conditioned nothing fancy. Dim lights low ceiling.
