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Gourmet Paradise
Food Court
Toa Payoh, Singapore
"SOON HENG ROJAK IS A MUST!!!!!"(9 Tips)
"the Tom yam soup ramen at the ban mian stall is awesome !!!"(3 Tips)
"Hong Kong Fried Prawn Noodle is good!"(4 Tips)
"Hougang muah Chee a must eat! Comes in peanut or black sesame."(2 Tips)
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TingFebruary 5, 2015Nothing of note here except for the Rojak which is definitely value for money and the Muah Chee which is super when freshly made. Don't miss the latter.
KL style chilli ban mian. Noodle Foodie (under the sign Ipoh Chilli Pan Mee) serves up a yummy bowl. Mix it all up and enjoy! Let them know if u want more chilli!
- Muah Chee (glutinous rice snack). Pricey but it's probably the best-tasting in Singapore. Dipped in fried shallot oil to give an aromatic taste. Have a spare spoon on standby to scoop the spillovers😁
- Korean food. Enjoyed a bowl of bibimbap from JJ Food Express. Lots of ingredients incl BBQ chicken. Option of bowl ($6) or stone bowl to keep warm for longer ($7)
- Yong tau foo. Min bowl price from Jaytee is $4.90. YTF items appears to be 70-cents each. Wide selection. Very thick & flavourful soup. Their tau chiu sauce is overly sweet
- Dum briyani from Al Hadheerah $8. Enjoyed my boneless mutton serving. Aromatic rice. Deep flavours from the well-cooked meat
- Jess ThiaDecember 7, 2014At Taipei Night Market eatery corner as the rest of the food court open space was crowded: 2nd try after they recently change boss. Ingredient quality & variety within a meal no longer value-for-money
Rojak is a must try if you have time to queue for it. I like the bee noodle too. Lots of peanuts. Yummy.
- Teh tarik & other popular Indian Muslim drinks. Get them from Al Hadheerah stall, which sells prata, dosai, briyani
- Plant-based options: specialty vegetarian, thunder tea rice, kimchi soup, Korean rice cakes, rojak, fruits
- Rojak. The serving from Soon Heng Rojak is full of ingredients. Food correspondent Eunice Quek enjoyed hers with cuttlefish. Source: Sunday Times
- Vegetarian stall offers quite a lot of fresh vege dishes 👍🏼
Hougang muah Chee a must eat! Comes in peanut or black sesame. Yums!
- Enjoyed the Thunder Tea Rice here. Not salty. Peanuts & ikan bilis were fresh
- There is an entrance from Toa Payoh Bus Terminal ground floor to the food court. It’s near berth B2
- Braised duck rice. Average plate from 70s Braised Delicacies. Smallest serving was their $4.80 set
- Tom yum seafood soup ($5.50). Mediocre spicy soup
- Japanese. Katsu don ($5.50) from JJ Japanese Cuisine was unimpressive. Stall gave way too much soggy rice
Minie NgNovember 25, 2010Soon Heng Rojak near the escalator - Long Q but pretty fast-moving. Uncle is very generous with his peanut toppings! Worth a try!
Get Thunder Tea Brown Rice for its wholesome, healthy meal.
CAugust 2, 2018Duck rice is nice, MLXG is slightly expensive but above average. Skip the rojak, it has seen better days
try the rojak! power! my chinese buddy says d herbal chicken set is value 4 money n delicious!
Very good variety and the country's most famous Rojak
Nita TalibMarch 30, 2011The Nasi Ayam not bad...was not given some parsley...when i for some the older makcik roll her eyes & the other makcik gave me a ? look....so people be careful when you ask for something...!!!
I love the Rojak here! Must try cuz worth the long queue! =)
Zhen Zi Prawn Noodle is worth trying!!! Portion a little small...$4.50 come with 3 prawns.
Amy Dorothy GohMay 26, 2015Korean food is super disappointing .... Soondubu is just go chu jang mixed with water ...
- Thunder Tea brown rice is yummiest compared to Thunder Tea white rice.
DoLfieDecember 21, 2010Zhen Zi Prawn Noodle - self-proclaimed "probably the best soup in Singapore" (but it's just so-so only...)
Peanut ball at tim sum stall not bad, skin quite crispy n not the chewy chewy type
- james harleyOctober 7, 2013Hi, new here, i am checking something here, does anyone know a gourmet paradise in here? Thanks
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Gourmet Paradise
#B1-01 HDB Hub (480 Lorong 6 Toa Payoh)
310480
Singapore
310480
Singapore
Located in the basement of Singapore’s HDB Hub, Gourmet Paradise is a popular food venue for heartland residents in Toa Payoh with its wide range of local favourite dishes.
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- 5.4
"Long queue but worth the wait. Ask for less sugar, it's good for ur health 😉"
Irene Lim - 7.8
"Seldom find a stall nowadays dedicated to making these small glutinous rice balls coated with peanuts. And this one is delicious with an extra 'dip' of secret ingredient before the peanuts coating."
Ting - 6.1
"Best Steamboat"
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