1983 – A Taste Of Nanyang

This food section at the other end of Terminal One is quieter than the main food hall in the middle area. This is where the Cactus Garden is located one level up and where Burger King is.
I like 1983 — A Taste of Nanyang for a quick bite or snack before boarding the plane. It is also where you can get local style coffee and tea. Both teh (tea) and kopi (coffee) are good, strong and sweet, which is how I like my beverage to be.
Food wise, it is very average. The nasi lemak comes with a sad looking piece of fried chicken, so unlike the version at Marina Bay Sands Shoppes. It is really something to be ordered only if you are desperately hungry or if you just want nasi lemak when inside the terminal.
The soft boiled eggs and kaya toast are a better option though the toast gets cold very quickly.
Mee siam and mee rebus are also not to die for.
I guess that leaves the local coffee and tea the safest bet for ordering. Then again, Starbucks is just next to it, so you could always get your caffeine fix there too.