The Best Asian Food At i12 Katong
112 East Coast Road. Singapore 428802
To help you decide what to eat or try, we have gone through the reviews of all the Asian Food at i12 Katong so that you don't have to.
Each eatery has been given one of the following ratings based on our analysis:
- - Great (Must Try)
- - Good (Worth Trying)
- - Average (Can Try)
- - Ok (Can Eat)
Asian Food Directory
Here are the best eateries selling Asian Food based on users' ratings and reviews
Based on the customer reviews, the food in this food court offers a variety of Malaysian dishes. The Char Siew Mee is described as fantastic with a very original style of pork lard mixture. The reviewer also mentioned that the food is pretty good, although slightly more expensive than other hawker centers.
However, some specific dishes like the Char Kway Teow and herbal bak kut teh did not meet the reviewers' expectations. Despite this, the well-designed seating plan and convenience of location make it a pleasant place to dine. Cashless payments are also accepted.
However, some specific dishes like the Char Kway Teow and herbal bak kut teh did not meet the reviewers' expectations. Despite this, the well-designed seating plan and convenience of location make it a pleasant place to dine. Cashless payments are also accepted.
Food Rating
Ok (Can Eat)
The food at the i12 Katong food stalls has received mixed reviews. Customers have praised the Vietnamese Veg Curry from Sandwich Saigon, describing the baguette as warm, crispy on the outside, and soft and fluffy on the inside. They also enjoyed the lemak and slightly sweet curry.
The Mushroom pasta from Pasta Project was described as creamy and mushroomy, with a decent portion. However, the Pizza dough balls from Pizza Express received a disappointing review, with customers finding them cold, hard, and chewy. On the other hand, the Dried Mixed Kway Teow from Ding Wei Fried Master was praised for its tasty noodles and well-seasoned pork.
Overall, the food has a range of flavors and presentations, making it worth trying.
The Mushroom pasta from Pasta Project was described as creamy and mushroomy, with a decent portion. However, the Pizza dough balls from Pizza Express received a disappointing review, with customers finding them cold, hard, and chewy. On the other hand, the Dried Mixed Kway Teow from Ding Wei Fried Master was praised for its tasty noodles and well-seasoned pork.
Overall, the food has a range of flavors and presentations, making it worth trying.
Food Rating
Ok (Can Eat)
