15 Kallang Wave Mall Food to Refuel After a Day at Singapore Sports Hub

Al Capone’s Sports Bar + Dining serves a delectable selection of Italian cuisine. From pastas to pizzas and mains, Al Capone is a great dining place for casual lunch and dinner with family and friends. Drinks here are also relatively cheaper than other sports bars around, with a pint of Heineken setting you back just $7.70 and a 3L tower at $39! And what's a sports bar without live screenings of football and rugby matches? Catch the game with your friends and support your favourite team with a drink in hand.

Fun Toast was founded in 1941 by the grandfather-in-law of its current co-owner. The former coffee maestro perfected the art of Nanyang coffee and charcoal-grilled kaya toasts during the war-torn period at the rich historical area of Telok Ayer Street. Decades later, this history has been revived and reinvigorated into a fun, innovative and uniquely Singaporean coffeehouse. Expect classics such as kaya toasts and ham & cheese french toasts, along with more innovative creations such as the Min Jiang Kueh Soft Bun!

Aston Specialities has come a long way since its humble beginnings in a coffeeshop along East Coast Road. Known for serving up delicious meats and steaks at affordable prices, Aston also has an outlet in Kallang Wave Mall. You won’t go wrong with classics such as Chargrilled Chicken, which comes with your choice of two sides. Take your pick from yummy offerings such as creamy mashed potatoes, corn on the cob and tasty coleslaw!

Poulet is a modern French-themed bistro offering delectable fine French cuisine at pocket friendly prices. Since 2012, Poulet has been serving its signature Poulet Roti (French roast chicken) that is brined in a secret blend of citrus and herbs overnight, then left to slow cook over a flame, before it’s finally served with a choice of three delicious sauces. Besides the roast chicken, savour an all-day French menu that comforts and indulges – from soups, salads, pastas, meat, fish to desserts.

Serving Korean-Japanese fusion food, Omoomo is a unique addition to Kallang Wave Mall’s dining scene. The health-conscious will be pleased to know that all their rice bowls come with multigrain rice! Favourites include Bulgogi Onsen Don, Spicy Chicken Omelette Don, as well as Ebi Omelette Don. Pork-free and vegan options are also available, along with Build-Your-Own choices from the sheer variety of ingredient choices!

Typhoon Cafe offers a taste of Taiwan in Singapore, unifying unparalleled flavours, an obsession for artisan fruit teas and larger-than-life desserts. The cafe is designed to simulate a hole-in-the-wall cafe along Taiwan’s quaint Fujian Cafe Street, and the casual restaurant is perfect for any time of the day from quick lunches to afternoon high teas and even after work dinners! Find comforting favourites such as XL Chicken Chop, Lu Rou Fan and Oyster Mee Sua, along with a variety of sweet treats such as souffle stackers!

A-One Signature meticulously crafted menu is a good balanced combination of soul foods, incorporated with the local palate, inspired by traditional cooking methods. Its mantra is that food should be consumed at the right temperature – and hence the use of traditional claypot cooking techniques. For the health conscious, claypot cooking uses less oil yet retains the food’s natural flavours! You can’t go wrong with the claypot porridges, such as Premium Dried Scallop Porridge with Minced Meat.

Yu Kee Duck Rice uses the traditional Teochew method of braised duck cooking and over 10 different types of herbs, spices and ingredients for its braised sauce. Each piece of duck meat is well-marinated, meaty and juicy without a gamey flavour, while the rice is fragrant and simply delicious with the slightly herbaceous gravy. Their speciality chilli is also a must try that complements every dish on the menu!

For some local favourites, head over to Encik Tan where you can enjoy local hawker fare like oyster omelette, fried carrot cake and wanton noodles in an air-conditioned setting. For curry rice lovers, make sure to try their Hainanese Curry Rice with Chicken Cutlet! The chicken cutlet is crispy on the outside, tender on the inside. It also comes with cabbage and a runny egg which makes it a really hearty dish!

Founded in 2010, Old Street Bak Kut Teh is also the pioneer of Dry Bak Kut Teh. The dish is fragrant, with a gravy that is considerably thicker and more savoury than the traditional soup bak kut teh. We recommend pairing it with a bowl of rice, as the flavours might be too overwhelming on its own! Bak kut teh purists should go for the classic Pork Ribs Soup with its peppery notes and garlicky undertones. The tender pork falls off the bone easily and this bowl is sure to satisfy any bak kut teh lover.

Suki-Ya provides a hearty hotpot buffet experience at an affordable price, starting from $22.90++. Its unique shabu-shabu is a must-try for all hotpot lovers, and it complements the high quality meats that they provide. For soup bases, sukiyaki and Tokyo miso broth are some of the most popular. Alongside unlimited servings of meat, health-conscious diners will also be glad to know that Suki-Ya has a vegetables bar that's decked out in a wide selection of veggies!

Rocking Rickshaw is a Bollywood-themed lifestyle concept restaurant serving unique and contemporary Indian fusion cuisine with a wide selection of drinks and cocktails. The menu features familiar items such as Fish Tikka, Tandoori Prawns and Butter Chicken, and diners can also enjoy the live band playing popular Hindi rock music daily in the evenings!

Fans of the classic Indonesian smashed fried chicken, there’s Ayam Penyet President to satisfy all your ayam penyet cravings. Their signature Smashed Fried Chicken is satisfyingly crispy with succulent meat. Their chilli also packs a fiery punch, and is a hot favourite among spice fiends!

In the mood for a feast? Find Hong Kong-style live seafood and dim sum at Ji Xian, where you can indulge in items such as live crabs, prawns, lobsters, clams, oysters, and fish, alongside dim sum favourites like baked egg tarts, har gow, siew mai and carrot cake. It might not fully replicate the Hong Kong experience, but hey, close enough.

A destination for adventure-seeking Thai food lovers, Sanook Kitchen whips up a wide variety of authentic, unpretentious Thai meals at its best. With specially selected Thai spices and ingredients as its hallmark of authenticity, the taste of originality will leave you satisfied and wanting more. Enjoy a classic range of appetisers, soup, curries to seafood and more at wallet-friendly prices.