Bedok Mall Food Directory: Restaurants, Eats & Guide
Bedok Mall sits right at the Bedok MRT interchange on New Upper Changi Road, and for a neighbourhood mall, it packs a surprising number of halal-certified eats across four floors. Whether you’re after a quick wanton mee from a hawker-style stall or a proper sit-down Thai beef noodle soup, the mix here skews practical—chains and casual counters rather than fine dining. This directory cross-references official mall listings with local foodie picks to cut through the noise.
First major mall: Bedok residential estate · Key F&B outlet: Ajisen Tanjiro 01-69/70 · Food finds listed: 15 by HungryGoWhere · Best restaurants: 9 by SethLui · Directory source: Capitaland.com stores
Quick snapshot
- Ajisen Tanjiro (Halal Tag directory)
- EAT. Fishball Noodle (Halal Tag directory)
- Hot Tomato (Halal Tag directory)
- 216 Bedok Centre stalls (Halal Tag Bedok Corner)
- Laksa (Halal Tag Bedok Corner)
- Satay Beehoon (Halal Tag Bedok Corner)
- Capitaland stores (CapitaLand official stores)
- Malldirectories.com (CapitaLand official stores)
- Kebabchi Biryani #01-12, Sept 2023 (Lemon8 halal food review)
- 6 biryani varieties (Lemon8 halal food review)
- MUIS halal certified (Lemon8 halal food review)
The table below consolidates the core facts about Bedok Mall and its nearby halal eating options.
| Label | Value |
|---|---|
| Location | Bedok, Singapore |
| Address | 311 New Upper Changi Road, Singapore 467360 |
| Key Directory | Capitaland stores page |
| Food Guide | 15 affordable eats |
| Best List | 9 restaurants by SethLui |
| Mall Size | 4 floors, over 200 shops |
What are some popular restaurants in Bedok Mall?
The mall anchors its F&B roster with named chains that carry halal certifications. Ajisen Tanjiro sits at unit 01-69/70 as a reliable ramen pick, while EAT. Fishball Noodle serves up handmade fishball noodles—a Singapore hawker staple in counter-service form.
“Encik Tan gives you the finest of Singapore’s hawker fare, including Fish Ball Noodles and Wanton Noodles.”
Hot Tomato
- Western-style casual dining
- Halal-certified menu
- Located on the upper floors
LeNu Chef Wai’s Noodle Bar
- Specialises in hand-pulled noodles
- Part of the mall’s upper-floor F&B cluster
Sō Ramen
- Japanese ramen specialist
- Adjacent to MRT exit access
What food is good at Bedok?
Beyond the mall, the Bedok estate has built a reputation for concentrated halal eating. The area around Bedok MRT and interchange is a known food hub, with options ranging from mall food courts to hawker centres just steps away.
“This is a halal restaurant so muslims who are looking for THAI food will certainly enjoy themselves here.”
TamJai SamGor Mixian
- Yunnan-style mixian noodle chain
- Spicy broth options
Devil Chicken
- Fried chicken specialist
- Part of the mall’s quick-bite cluster
Avocadoria
- Halal-certified at Bedok Mall #B2-09 (Halal Tag outlet listing)
- Avocado-centric menu
For Thai food specifically, Saap Saap Thai occupies unit #B1-39 as a halal Thai specialty offering street-style fried chicken and Thai noodles. Sanook Kitchen at #B2-44 serves large-portion beef noodle soup—popular with families.
The halal Thai options—Sanook Kitchen and Saap Saap Thai—sit in different price brackets despite similar cuisines. Sanook skews toward sit-down portions; Saap Saap functions more as a quick-bite counter. Families watching budgets should weigh portion sizes against per-person costs at each outlet.
What are some traditional Bedok dishes?
Bedok’s hawker heritage runs deep. Bedok Food Centre (Bedok Corner) at 1 Bedok Road, Singapore 469572, houses multiple halal stalls offering hawker staples that predate the mall era.
Hawker Centre stalls
- 216 Bedok Centre stalls total
- Ayam Goreng Berempah at #01-32 halal-certified (Halal Tag Bedok Corner)
- Laksa
- Satay Beehoon
- Ayam Penyet No 1
Laksa and Satay Beehoon
- Perennial Bedok hawker centre classics
- Available at multiple halal stalls
Encik Tan at #B1-41/42 brings hawker fare inside the mall itself—fish ball noodles and wanton noodles in a halal-certified setting. This outlet bridges the gap between hawker culture and air-conditioned mall dining.
The Bedok estate maintains a genuine hawker ecosystem alongside the mall. The implication: Muslim diners have two distinct dining modes available within walking distance—traditional halal hawker stalls at Bedok Corner, and mall-based halal chains with MUIS certification.
What is a mall directory?
A mall directory lists stores and F&B outlets by category, floor, and unit number. For Bedok Mall, the official source is the CapitaLand stores page, which lists all tenants including halal-certified restaurants.
Stores and F&B listings
- Official directory: CapitaLand Bedok Mall stores
- Lists unit numbers, categories, and halal tags where applicable
- Over 200 shops across 4 floors
SingMalls Bedok Mall Directory
- Third-party aggregator
- Covers F&B and retail categories
The CapitaLand directory is the authoritative reference—it reflects current tenant data directly from the mall operator. Third-party sites like Malldirectories.com compile the same information but may lag on recent openings.
What kind of shops are in Bedok Mall?
Bedok Mall’s tenant mix spans essentials, services, and F&B. The food and beverage layer dominates the lower floors, with halal options taking a significant share.
Food and Beverage
- Fast food: McDonald’s (#01-10/11 halal), Jollibee (#B2-06/33 halal), Subway (#01-96 halal)
- Casual dining: Swensen’s (#01-77 halal, contact 68449759), Pepper Lunch (#01-05 halal)
- Quick bites: Dunkin’ Donuts (#B2-K7 halal), Mr Bean (#B2-K2 halal), Old Chang Kee (#B2-K4 halal)
- Specialty: Kebabchi Biryani (#01-12, opened September 2023), Saap Saap Thai (#B1-39 halal), Sanook Kitchen (#B2-44 halal)
Halal and cuisine options
- Tun Xiang Hokkien Delights: local hawker-style noodles
- Smile Martabak Cafe (#01-03 halal): Indonesian-style martabak
- The Halal Corner: Malay, Indian, and Western halal dishes (Lookup SG restaurant profile)
- Yakiniku Shokudo (#B1-51 halal): Japanese BBQ
- Yoshinoya (#B2-30 halal): Japanese gyudon chain
Bedok Mall’s halal F&B lineup isn’t a token corner—it’s a deliberate cluster spanning fast food, casual dining, hawker-style counters, and specialist cuisines. Families visiting from other eastern neighbourhoods will find enough variety to make the MRT trip worthwhile, while residents can treat it as their default lunch stop on weekdays.
Confirmed facts
- Bedok Mall stores via CapitaLand
- 25+ halal-certified outlets listed on Halal Tag
- Kebabchi Biryani opened September 2023 at #01-12
- MUIS halal certification for Kebabchi Biryani confirmed
- Encik Tan at #B1-41/42 halal-certified
- Sanook Kitchen at #B2-44 halal-certified
What’s unclear
- Exact total stall count (over 200 shops listed)
- Current operational status as of 2026 for some outlets
- Full menu pricing details across outlets
Related reading: Best Biryani in Singapore – Top Halal Spots and Prices · A&W Jurong Point – Location, Hours, Menu and Directions
Coffee lovers will appreciate the Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf outlet that stays open round-the-clock amid favorites like Ajisen Tanjiro and EAT.
Frequently asked questions
What halal food is in Bedok Mall?
Bedok Mall has over 25 halal-certified outlets including McDonald’s (#01-10/11), Jollibee (#B2-06/33), Subway (#01-96), Saap Saap Thai (#B1-39), Sanook Kitchen (#B2-44), Encik Tan (#B1-41/42), and Kebabchi Biryani (#01-12). Source: Halal Tag
Is there a food court in Bedok Mall?
Bedok Mall has F&B zones on multiple levels rather than a single consolidated food court. The lower floors (B1, B2) host quick-service counters and fast food, while upper floors have casual dining outlets. For traditional hawker-style dining, Bedok Food Centre (Bedok Corner) at 1 Bedok Road is a short walk away.
What Japanese restaurants are at Bedok Mall?
Japanese options include Pepper Lunch (#01-05, halal), Yakiniku Shokudo (#B1-51, halal), and Yoshinoya (#B2-30, halal). Sō Ramen serves Japanese ramen near the MRT exit. Source: Halal Tag
Are there Chinese food options in Bedok Mall?
Chinese food options include Ajisen Tanjiro (ramen), EAT. Fishball Noodle (handmade fishball noodles), Encik Tan (#B1-41/42, halal hawker fare), and Wok Hey (#B2-K9, halal).
What fast food outlets are in Bedok Mall?
Fast food outlets include McDonald’s (#01-10/11, halal), Jollibee (#B2-06/33, halal), Subway (#01-96, halal), Wingstop (#B1-33/34/K15, halal, contact 68449230), and Dunkin’ Donuts (#B2-K7, halal). Source: Halal Tag
How to access Bedok Mall food promotions?
Check the CapitaLand Bedok Mall stores page for current tenant promotions. Some outlets run deals through their own apps (McDonald’s, Jollibee, Subway). Local food blogs like SethLui and HungryGoWhere also feature periodic roundups of Bedok-area dining promotions.
Where is Bedok Mall food directory map?
The official directory map is on the CapitaLand Bedok Mall stores page. Third-party aggregators like Malldirectories.com also compile Bedok Mall listings. For halal-specific filters, Halal Tag’s Bedok Mall directory maps outlets by halal status and unit number.
Kebabchi Biryani’s September 2023 opening added a specialist dum biryani option to a lineup that previously leaned on chains, and the nearby Bedok Corner hawker centre gives families a backup plan when the mall feels too air-conditioned.
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