Not a traditional hawker market but the same concept in a fancy food court setting. We actually ate here twice since we were in the area once at lunch and another day around dinner before going to the nearby Super Tree light show. With probably 30 or 40 restaurants and reasonable prices, though not as cheap as the hawker markets, it was a good choice compared to the high priced restaurants in Singapore. One of my meals was all pork products and it was very good. My wife was pleased with both her meals. Overall this is a good place with many choices if you are out in the Marina Bay Sands area. Good if you have a group because everyone can get what they want.

One of my favourite food courts in Singapore! Yes, it is a bit touristy but that could actually be a plus here. You ARE in MBS so that is to be expected. It is also slightly higher priced The food court is filled with mostly pre-vetted express versions gem of restaurants with my favourites being the pepper lunch, the shanghainese food stall, the soups, and possibly a ton of other things I haven't tried yet. Docking a point because it is kind of a hit and miss.. and there are misses here with a ton of crowd around rush hours so it isn't perfect. Highly rec if you are a sg starter human and don't know what to get this is a great starter place. PS. all the stalls all take credit card tap here!

If you're looking for a one stop shop for all of your foodie needs, Rasapura Masters is the perfect food court for you. Located in the Shoppes at Marina Bay, you are bound to find a meal (or two) to eat within minutes, at any time of day! If you have a short stay in Singapore but still want to try a lot of classic Singaporean dishes, this is a great option. You can get things like chili crab, nasi lemak, kaya toast, and kopi, all in one area. We went for dinner and walked through the whole food court first so we could see all of the options. I ultimately decided on a colorful lobster fish ball soup. It looked really great in the picture but kinda lifeless once it came out.. I wish I had just gotten a common Singapore dish instead to check another one off my list. My husband's nasi lemak dish made up for it though. The meat was tender and you can't beat that beautiful purple butterfly pea rice! We ended the meal with crème brulee milk tea from R&B and a three-layer tea.

So for a food court in MarIna Bay Sands shopping mall, this place was not bad! Went here twice after a long day in the area and was happy with their food. Lots of choices to eat at and it's pretty decent prices for certain vendors. The staff cleans your table of empty tray plates constantly and cleans your table. They are never upset with how many trays and dirty dishes we had...lol We had lots of different stuff to try; so many good places to eat. Definitely, recommend this place for a quick meal. [22/100]

I had at this place: Breakfast, the original Singapore breakfast, eggs, toasted bread with butter and their marmalade kaya, and a sweeeeeet coffee. Everything was delicious although because I was not feeling good I had to pass and not drink the whole coffee. I also had another day their fruit cup and honestly, it was one of the best, fresh, and most delicious fruit I have had in a loooooong time. Prices were very reasonable and this was located in the food court of the Shops at Marina Bay Sands.

Tong Fong Fatt Hainanese Chicken rice: as sacrilegious as it might sounds found imthis place no less enjoyable than Tian Tian Chicken rice. Singapore proves foodcourts can be done well. Service and value are great for the Marina Sands venue. Repeat: only if in the Sands expo area.

This food court can be overwhelming at first glance, but only because there are so many good food options! It was nice knowing that I could come here with my family and everyone could find something that they liked given the array of food stands and cuisine types. Generally, the area is clean with staff standing by to clear tables and pick up trash. Would definitely recommend this spot for a quick meal. This place is especially nice during the off hours as the crowd dies down significantly. I particularly liked the Noodle Star, which makes hand made noodles, the Hot Plate place which gives you sizzling meats and pepper rice on a hot stone plate, and the fruit stand that gives you fresh juices