Feast@Jurong Point

Among the food courts I’ve been to here in Singapore, Feast at Jurong Point is one of the best ones I’ve experienced. Aside from being situated in a mall, the atmosphere is quite cozy-​even when it’s crowded.
The overall design of the place is relatively to maximize the use of the area-​fitting 5 restaurants and space for food stalls. Hence, providing you a lot of options without the craziness in some food courts. They have the basic chicken rice, steam boat, rice-​meat-​veggie combo, kway teo, and noodle soup section. For me, it’s like being in a food fare getting to sample every cuising that I desire. The one at the middle is the dessert and beverage bar, and they serve the freshest fruit cups which I always buy after a day at the gym.
Ofcourse, with the restaurants that serve, Thai cuisine, Indian cuisine, Japanese cuisine, Korean cuisine, and Indonesian cuisine, their prices vary from affordable to pricey. But nonetheless, every dish is worth every penny.

Who say food court don’t have nice food?
Everytime when I am at Jurong Point, I will definitely have my dinner at the Feast. I am addicted to the Mini Steamboat at the Fish Soup stall.
The mini steamboat is a one person serving and there are three types of soup base to choose from. I normally have the Tom Yum soup base or the Chicken soup base.
The meal also include a choice of noodle or rice and a plate of ingredient which include veggie, meat, mushroom.
Overall, everything are good except for the fact that you need to carry the heavy pot to your table with the fire burning making your eyes tear. Make a few more trips so that you don’t carry everything at once.