Bukit Batok (武吉巴督) is a matured residential town in the west region of Singapore with Bukit Timah to its east, Choa Chu Kang to the north, Jurong East to its South and the new Tengah estate to the west. Being one the most populous towns in Singapore, it has large number of eating places in all corners waiting to be uncovered.
The town encompasses several sub-zones, such as Bukit Batok Central (where Bukit Batok MRT Station and West Mall are located), Bukit Batok West, Bukit Batok East, Bukit Batok South (including Bukit Batok Industrial Park), Hong Kah North and Bukit Gombak (where Bukit Gombak MRT Station and “Little Guilin / 小桂林” are found) — base on street names rather than the official definition of “Bukit Batok Planning Area” in National Library.
As a resident of Bukit Batok, I made my neighbourhood, and the new Tengah estate, hunting grounds to hunt for nice food — in addition to my on-going food hunts around Bukit Timah, Beauty World and in Chinatown. Having daily meals do not have to be restricted to eating places nearest to my home.
Eating Places
Below is a list of eating places (coffee shops, restaurants, cafes and in shopping malls) within Bukit Batok that I/we have visited. It will be a very long list as I/we continue to explore Bukit Batok and try out different eateries, hawker stalls and also confectioneries / bakeries / shops selling food stuffs.
For eating options in Bukit Batok West Hawker Centre, see:
SG Eats: What to Eat in Bukit Batok West Hawker Centre (武吉巴督西小贩中心)
Use the following tags to filter by specific building / area names:
West Mall | Le Quest | Bukit Batok West Shopping Centre
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Singapore Eat: Al-Buhari Restaurant Indian-Muslim Food @ Bukit Batok
Al-Buhari Restaurant offers Indian-Muslim food, including Indian rojak, roti prata, tandoori chicken, briyani rice, murtabak, noodle dishes, mutton soup, etc.
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Singapore Eat: Xiang Qin (湘琴湘菜馆) Mala Hotpot & Hunan Cuisine @ Bukit Batok
Xiang Qin serves mala hotpot and spicy mala tang (麻辣烫) with different soup-bases as its main servings on top of Hunan cuisine and other Chinese-style dishes.
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Singapore Eat: Gochiya Teppanyaki & Tonkatsu @ West Mall
Gochiya is a Japanese-concept restaurant serving teppanyaki and tonkatsu using high-quality Duroc / Iberico pork, chicken and salmon in grilled / fried dishes.
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Singapore Eat: Khon Thailand Kitchen Thai Delights @ Bukit Batok
Khon Thailand Kitchen serves a long list of popular, affordable Thai delights. Aside from single-serving dishes, there are many Thai dishes for group dining.
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Singapore Eat: Otter Pizza @ Le Quest, Bukit Batok
Otter Pizza offers a number of pizzas under 3 main categories with different toppings and in small / large size. Their Durian Mango Feast specialty pizza is unique.
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Singapore Eat: Ji De Chi Dessert (记得吃甜品) @ Bukit Batok
Ji De Chi Dessert is well-known for both its traditional and modern desserts, especially their oriental flavours and series of fruity snowy ice desserts.
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Singapore Eat: Tun Xiang Hokkien Delights (豚香福建馆) @ West Mall
Tun Xiang Hokkien Delights is a popular restaurant chain serving delectable, authentic Hokkien-style pork dishes and Hokkien mee using Iberico pork.
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Singapore Cafe: Luckin Coffee (瑞辛咖啡) @ Bukit Batok
Luckin Coffee is a popular, fast-growing coffee-chain in China and has landed in Singapore. They offers a long list of coffees with special flavours.
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Singapore Eat: AA Roasted Delights (AA烧腊.鸡饭) Herbal Roasted Duck @ Bukit Batok
AA Roasted Delights serves affordable dishes with roasted delights, such as dang gui roasted duck, roasted / barbecue pork, steamed / roasted chicken, etc.
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Singapore Eat: Nan Yang Dao (南洋岛) Kopitiam
Nan Yang Dao, a Nanyang kopitiam-chain in Singapore, serves Malaysia delights and aims to bring the best flavours of Malaysia to Singapore residents.
Note that Bukit Batok West Hawker Centre and Bukit Batok West Shopping Centre are two separate entities located about 1Km apart — don’t mixed them up!
Location
Find the locations of the eating places mentioned above.
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