Shop Reviews

Many choices of foods here. Mostly Chinese foods. HK style, fish soup, chicken rice, beef noodle, etc. Also has fruit juice stalls, dessert (tutu), and others. Had an HK style curry beef fried rice, and it was quite delicious. There were plenty of seats and it's not so crowded usually.

It's a lil pricey for a food court (9.80$ for a fish slice curry from Claypot Rice stall) but bit surprising given the location and taste was good. Curry is well seasoned, good amount of fish and potatoes. Easy to find a seat on a weekend which is a plus.

Not crowd and have variety choice of food! Tried the Vietnam food stall abs dumpling food stall, both are delicious and worth with price!

Had the boiled soup. Ingredients were terrible, meat overcooked, old cucumber undercooked. Soup was average and full of msg. Tables too low to eat properly. If you are visiting this food court, try something else

Love the freshly made dumplings from this stall. Specialized in dumplings mostly. And also this 酸菜 fish soup from the other stall.

Had pot stickers from Handmade Dumpling shop. Defintely would not recommend as it was expensive ($10.80 for 10 pieces of "prawn and chives" dumplings), and the fillings were literally just 1 small frozen shrimp, lots of chives, and the dumpling skin itself. The dumplings also came apart upon being picked up.

never miss a chance to visit toriQ whenever i set my foot in singapore. great yakitori and very succulent japanese rice. the experience is always perfect

My favorite place to eat rice with pork satay at Paragon. Even though the place is small and the seating is in the corner, it became my hidden spot to eat when I was alone. The best one is tontoro, which often runs out. And the jumbo sausage is really delicious. Don't forget to ask them to add extra sauce.

February 2025 At first I noticed that the food handlers were touching the food boxes and cashiering without washing hands or sanitizing …. Then I had an upset stomach after consuming the food. I found that they store their rice next to the bin. Like literally blocking the bin. If that’s not gross I don’t know what is …. I would caution against consuming from this establishment unless you have a strong stomach.

TORI-Q have several outlets in Singapore. It is a Japanese yakitori restaurant. The restaurant has several tables but clients take away the food. It could be compared as Japanese street food. The menu is based on several choices of sticks (between different pieces of pork, chicken or sausage). You could have also a bento box with rice included if you order at least 4 sticks. Try 2-3 items and really enjoy the chicken Goyza. The particularity is also the sauce. To resume It is good, fast and not expensive.