Last Updated on 2018-08-27 , 4:08 pm
Pioneer MRT, located one stop away from Joo Koon, is probably one of the underrated stations.
Most people would think Pioneer has not much to offer, apart from Nanyang Technological University.
Well, you’re wrong.
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Here are 5 hidden eateries that serve up lip-smacking fare—even east-siders wouldn’t mind the commute.
1. KL Chee Chong Fun
KL Chee Chong Fun is slightly different as it comes with Fried Yong Tau Foo the likes of fried wanton and fishcake.
It is typically served with Tim Cheong Sauce aka sweet sauce. You don’t have to go to Malaysia to savour it as (according to one of our writers) Pioneer is home to the one and only KL Chee Chong Fun in Singapore.
The stall is located at NTI Food Court, and come before lunch as they close by 12 pm!
Address: NTI Food Court, Block 964, Jurong West St 91, #01-340/342
Opening hours: Daily: 5 am – 12 pm
2. Vegetarian Stir-fry noodles
There is nothing like a plate filled with mock vegetarian items. It might not be the same as meat, but there is a special taste to it which I can’t put my finger on.
A stall located at Best Coffee Pte Ltd serves up a hearty vegetarian fare and it is also well-renowned in the vegetarian community. We recommend their Stir-fry yellow noodles and don’t forget to add on their mock char siew, mock goose, and vegetables!
Address: Best Coffee Pte Ltd, Block 959 Jurong West St 92, #01-154
Opening hours: Daily: 6:30 am – 3:30 pm Closed on alternate Tuesdays
3. Ding Ji Fishball Noodles Stall
Ah Lian Bee Hoon maybe popular among the kids in NTU but the underrated stall beside it—Ding Ji Fishball Noodles stall serves up a mean bowl of minced meat noodles.
Their mee pok is springy and it is served with tender slices of pork and succulently braised mushrooms. A flavour burst with every mouthful!
Address: Jing Wei Coffee Shop, Block 651, Jurong West St 63, #01-02
Operating hours: Daily: 24 hours
4. The Playground Coffee
Who said hipster cafes are only located on the east-side of Singapore? There is one hidden at Nanyang CC—The Playground Coffee.
They serve up Japanese-Western food such as their Teriyaki Chicken Donburi, Miso Salmon Soba and their Sous-vide Eggs Benedict (which we tried).
Those who like a good egg porn, this dish is for you (even the owner of the cafe recommends it).
It comes with smoked salmon and it is drenched in a creamy Hollandaise Sauce alongside sautéed mushrooms!
One should not pass up any coffee promotion so don’t say bojio: they also have a 1-for-1 coffee deal on weekends.
Address: 60, Jurong West St 91, Nanyang Community Club, #01-04
Opening hours: Tues – Fri: 11:30am – 10:30pm / Sat: 10am – 10:30pm / Sun 10am – 8pm / Closed on Monday
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5. Archipelago Creamery
With every food jaunt, one should not forget dessert. You can end your feast on a sweet note at Archipelago Creamery.
Located at the back of Nanyang CC, they serve up ice-cream, alongside waffles and Shibuya Lava Toast—yes those monstrous thick toasts!
We tried The Pearl, and it is served with bourbon ice-cream (yes, its alcoholic) and whipped cream! It was definitely a sinful treat.
Address: Nanyang Community Club, 60 Jurong West Street 91, #01-09, Singapore 649040
Opening hours: Daily: 12 pm – 12 am
If you’re staying the west, how many of these do you know?
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