The newly launched Parkway Parade Kopitiam is not your average food court. Tucked in the heart of Marine Parade, this reimagined dining space brings together bold flavours, local heritage, and a fresh coastal charm, making it a spot that caters to families, foodies, and anyone who enjoys a good meal in a beautiful setting.
With over 30 stalls and seating for 600, the food hall blends old-school comfort with surprising modern twists. Whether you’re a regular at Parkway Parade or just passing through, this elegant upgrade offers a fresh take worth checking out.
Parkway Parade Kopitiam: A Feast of Flavours, Old and New
Food lovers will find themselves spoilt for choice. On top of the usual Kopitiam classics, this outlet carries some new additions that will surprise and delight.
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Fancy some Donburi? Fresh oysters? Or maybe a farm-to-table fish soup? They’ve got it all.
We tried a variety of dishes at this outlet. The King Grouper Fish Soup from the Fish Soup Store was our favourite, with the fish being extremely tender and the soup being very flavourful.
We also really enjoyed the salt-baked boneless thigh noodles from Lam’s Noodle & Chicken and the Ayam Panggang Set from Bali Bali Indonesia BBQ.
This is also one of the few Kopitam outlets in Singapore that serves fresh oysters. The oysters were good and made a unique addition to our meal overall.
One of the most notable stores to check out is the Flint Speciality Grill and Bar, where the Western menu goes beyond the ordinary.
Think salt-baked seabass, tender steak, and an actual bar serving carefully crafted cocktails like the Kumquat Mojito or a classic Singapore Sling.
Not a drinker? There are refreshing mocktails and artisanal coffees too.
Coastal Calm Meets Peranakan Elegance at the Parkway Parade Foodcourt
What sets Kopitiam at Parkway Parade apart from other outlets is the ambience. Inspired by its coastal location, the space features soft blue hues, warm lighting, and modern design elements that strike a balance between tradition and style.
It’s a place where you’d happily linger over a long lunch or a cosy family dinner.
For families with kids, there’s a thoughtfully curated Peranakan-inspired Family Cove.
The standout here is a large wall mural featuring porcelain peony motifs, created in collaboration with The Intan, Singapore’s award-winning Peranakan home museum.
It’s not just a pretty wall—it tells a story of heritage, beauty, and the blending of cultures that makes local cuisine so rich.
Kopitiam Food Hall at Parkway Parade
If you’re looking for a place that offers more than just good food, Kopitiam at Parkway Parade is well worth a visit.
Whether it’s the heritage-rich dishes, the family-friendly spaces, or the opportunity to try a Kumquat Mojito next to your bowl of noodles, this food hall is redefining what kopitiam culture can look like in modern Singapore.
Kopitiam at Parkway Parade is more than just a new food destination—it’s a celebration of Singapore’s past and present, served on a plate. Whether you’re there for the food, the culture, or the company, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
Address: #B1-85 to 87 and #B1-112 to 146, Parkway Parade, 80 Marine Parade Rd, Singapore 449269
Nearest MRT: Marine Parade
