One of Singapore's pioneering food court operators since 1993 at Westgate B1.
Food Junction at Westgate, located at B1-29, is an outlet of one of Singapore's first and most recognisable food court operators, a brand that has been part of the local dining landscape since 1993. Food Junction pioneered the concept of modern, air-conditioned food courts in Singapore, bringing hawker-quality food into comfortable mall settings and helping define the food court culture that Singaporeans know today.
The Westgate outlet features a curated selection of stalls offering a cross-section of local and regional cuisines, from Chinese noodle and rice dishes to Malay nasi padang, Indian roti prata, and international options.
The food court's basement location within Westgate makes it a convenient lunch stop for office workers and shoppers in the Jurong East area, with efficient tray return systems and ample seating. Whether you are craving a familiar hawker staple or want to sample something new, Food Junction at Westgate delivers reliable variety in a comfortable setting. Grab a tray, pick a stall, and tuck in.
Title: Disappointing Ice Kacang Experience 😔 Rating: 1/5 stars I had a terrible experience buying dessert at FOOd. Their ice kacang was overpriced at $3.60 and tasted awful. The portion was tiny - the smallest ice tower I've ever seen! 🤯 But what really took the cake was the customer service. I asked for no grass jelly, but instead of just removing it, the staff asked me to check the picture in their app 🤦♀️. Um, what if I don't have the app? Not exactly the most accommodating service. Needless to say, won't be back. Not worth the price or the attitude. 🙅
Dwayne Cheong
Spinach soup is real expensive with very strong porky smell, absolutely disgusting. Only way to explain is stall did not use fresh pork & without proper processing.
Staff is real firty, her thumb was literally inside the soup when she dishes over to the tray. For some lazy reason, she is only willing to do so single handedly.
The price is ridiculous and expensive.
Try other stalls, why pay for dumplings that are absolutely disgusting to eat.
Dumplings is super small, almost $1 for 1 Dumplings. Not worth the price, very porky smell.
Sabrina Lam
The experience was ok. They should call themselves food court than food junction. The place feels grand but the traffic and layout is a mess. Some seats are exclusive to the food vendor which means you are forced to buy from a particular vendor in order to get the seat. You will be chased out if you do not order from the food vendor. Aircon is pretty weak, and the place is so big that sometimes your food buzzer won’t ring! Some food is overpriced, example the mala hotpot is seriously expensive as compared to the food court at the basement. Why are there 2 food court in this building ? I think the basement food court has better vibes and seating arrangements, free for all seating too.
Ethan Low
I thought that after this food court has been renovated, I could look forward to some exciting food options. However, I was wrong. The teppanyaki here is the worst I have ever eaten in my life, with none of the tastes I associate with teppanyaki. I had the watercress soup, which is something that you normally cannot mess up. Watercress soup everywhere has the same comforting taste. The watercress soup here smells like feet. The rest of my family had other food like yong tau foo, it was bad too. This food court has no redeeming virtue. Avoid at all costs. Edit: The air conditioning is non existent too. I was perspiring throughout my ordeal of a dinner. Truly a multi sensory disappointment.
Positive Reviews
Leonard Menon
Very good experience in two stalls today. Their food are very delicious and affordable.
