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EAT. at Jurong Point

Location: 1 Jurong West Central 2, #01 - 76 / 77 / 78, Singapore 648886

Jurong Point

Modern Asian eatery serving local comfort food with a contemporary touch at Jurong Point.

EAT. at Jurong Point is a modern Asian dining concept that reimagines familiar local dishes with a contemporary sensibility, offering comfort food that feels both nostalgic and fresh.

The brand takes pride in elevating everyday Singaporean favourites through quality ingredients and thoughtful preparation, creating meals that satisfy the soul while appealing to a modern palate.

The menu spans a range of local classics from laksa and chicken rice to mee siam and nasi lemak, each dish presented with a refined touch that sets EAT. apart from standard food court fare. The clean, bright interior and efficient service make it a comfortable spot for a quick meal or a relaxed sit-down lunch, with set meals and combo options offering good value for diners looking for a complete meal without the hassle. Whether you are in the mood for a bowl of comforting laksa or a plate of fragrant chicken rice, EAT. at Jurong Point serves up local favourites done right. Pull up a chair and enjoy the taste of home, reimagined.

1 Jurong West Central 2, #01 - 76 / 77 / 78, Singapore 648886

Jurong Point

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1.9 / 5

Based on 15 Google reviews

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Negative Reviews

Linda Raju

April 23, 2026

Very nice bak chor mee, just outside of Jurong point entrance, facing MRT. The noodle can be better with green onions. Humid place, no Aircon, be sure to have shirt stinks smell after a meal there.

Benedict Lam

April 16, 2026

Price keep on going up. Aircon is always faulty meaning so hot inside. I’ve been here for many years and past few months aircon broke down and they never bother fixing it up already. Laksa soup - very stingy about it till they put $2 for top up. No doubt lady top up for free for me this time but shouldn’t the soup be at least covering the noodles?! The cheek to ask me for top up when no soup at all. They used to give 2 pc of the fried stuff and then 2 pc of taupok and hum. Now it’s only 1pc of the fried stuff. Did the lady short change me? Also so little… Sometimes you can also the noodle portion of the place. When it’s a lot got customer and place is packed. When noodle portion very little no one buys. I’ve added noodles to my ba chor meepok but the portion seem to be the same as what outside is selling for a normal bowl. Additional $1 still same. Can be more standardized or not???

Lakshmi Seow

April 13, 2026

Ordered porridge with egg . Cashier relay order twice. And guess what ? No egg. It’s not even busy . Simple order can messed up.

Positive Reviews

Bryan Nair

May 19, 2026

Comfort food for the soul: - fishball kway teow mee + ba chor kway teow mee + fried fishcakes+ fish dumpling.

Kavitha Wee

April 24, 2026

Tabao the Teochew fishball noodle. Guess how much? $6.80 plus $0.30 for takeaway!!! The taste is decent but not fantastic to pay such price. This is a cut throat eatery, unless you have extra dollar in your pocket, else never step in.