EVENTFUL GUIDES · JEM
What to eat at Jem
- Address
- 50 Jurong Gateway Road, Singapore 608549
- Mall hours
- 10am to 10pm daily, by Jem's Access Guide
- Nearest station
- Jurong East (EW24/NS1)
- In this guide
- 90 places, every unit number checked
Jem has 90 places to eat, directly connected to Jurong East MRT by its own description. Almost half of them, 44, are in the Basement 1 food hall, and 33 are flagged halal in Jem's own store directory.
Basement 1 is the fast lane: kiosks, bakeries, chicken rice and bak kut teh. Level 1 opens onto Jem Street, the outdoor row with Starbucks, McDonald's and Aburi-EN. Levels 3 and 4 are the sit-down restaurants, including IKEA's restaurant. Level 5 has the Kopitiam Food Hall on the same floor as the Jem Play playground. Every unit number below comes from Jem's own directory, which Lendlease runs.
In this guide
The list, floor by floor
1. Go-Ang Pratunam Chicken Rice
The Bangkok chicken rice shop that won a Bib Gourmand in the Bangkok Michelin Guide, by the Jem listing. Halal flagged at Jem, on Basement 1. Quick and cheap. The sauce is the point, so do not skip it.
2. Song Fa Bak Kut Teh
Peppery, garlicky bak kut teh, and Song Fa's own site says it started as a pushcart in 1969. Basement 1, next to Go-Ang Pratunam at #B1-08, so a split group can eat side by side. Pork, so not one for halal diners.
3. Rumah Sayang
Halal nasi padang on Basement 1, from the same people as Red Ginger at Jurong Point. Point at what you want from the counter. One of the easiest halal lunches in the mall.
4. Monster Planet
Halal Japanese curry, a demi-glace style the brand says is made with 14 vegetables and spices. Level 1. Filling and quick.
5. Gyo Gyo
Japanese grilled fish sets: saikyo yaki, teriyaki, shioyaki and more, with rice and miso soup, by its listing, and halal flagged. Level 1. Fish is grilled to order, so give it a few minutes.
6. Tiong Bahru Bakery
Croissants, bakes and coffee from the Tiong Bahru Bakery chain, on Level 1. The good breakfast in Jem, and an easy coffee stop on the way to the MRT. Jem's directory does not list its hours, so check the bakery's own page before an early start. Not halal flagged.
7. Tsui Wah
The Hong Kong cha chaan teng chain on Level 1. Come for milk tea and the kind of noodles and toast Hong Kong office workers live on. It suits a late breakfast or tea break more than a big dinner. Not halal flagged.
8. Din Tai Fung
Xiao long bao and fried rice on Level 2. The reliable choice for a family lunch that everyone will eat. It is one of only three places to eat on Level 2, so it is easy to find. Not halal flagged.
9. Hakka Yu
Hakka cooking from a Chinese chain the listing says has over 80 outlets in China, founded in 2013. Level 3. Order to share, the dishes are made for a table.
10. Sushi Tei
The sushi chain on Level 3. A safe Japanese meal for a group with mixed appetites, from sushi to rice and noodle sets. Weekend dinners get busy, so expect a short wait. Not halal flagged.
11. So Pho
Vietnamese food, halal certified by MUIS at #03-22. Level 3. A lighter meal than most of the floor, and one of only two halal-flagged places on Level 3.
12. Hand In Hand Peking Duck Restaurant
Peking duck, as the name says, on Level 3 with the other sit-down restaurants. Best with four or more, so a whole duck makes sense and the rest of the table fills up on sides. Jem's directory does not list hours, so call ahead for a big group. Not halal flagged.
13. Lau Wang Claypot Delights
Claypot dishes cooked one pot at a time, by its listing, from a stall that started in Yishun. Level 4. Every pot is cooked to order, so do not come starving and in a rush.
14. Jack's Place Steak House & Restaurant
Sizzling steaks, seafood and pasta from a chain established in 1966, by the Jem listing. Level 4. A birthday-dinner kind of place that will not break the bank. Not halal flagged.
15. IKEA Swedish Restaurant and Bistro
Swedish meatballs, spaghetti and plant balls, per Jem's listing, on Level 4. Cheap and big. It comes with IKEA crowds on weekends, so go off-peak.
16. Kopitiam Food Hall
The food court, up on Level 5, the same floor as the Jem Play playground and the rooftop park. That makes it the parents' pick: eat, then let the kids loose. Jem does not flag it halal as a whole, so check stall by stall.
Every other place to eat here
The 16 above are the ones we would send a friend to. For completeness, here is the rest of Jem's food directory, 74 more places, 90 in total. 33 of the 90 are halal certified. Unit numbers and halal certification come from Jem's own store directory and are re-checked daily, last on 15 October 2026.
| Place | Unit |
|---|---|
| Ichiban Boshi | #B1-01 |
| Yakiniku-GO | #B1-01 |
| Han's Union | #B1-03 |
| TAI ER | #B1-04 |
| TORI-Q | #B1-05 |
| Potato CornerHALAL | #B1-06 |
| SEORAE Jib | #B1-10 |
| Canton Paradise | #B1-11 |
| LeNu Chef Wai’s Noodle Bar | #B1-11 |
| Luckin Coffee | #B1-15 & 15A |
| Super Sushi | #B1-28 |
| Fieldnotes | #B1-28A |
| Old Tea Hut | #B1-29 |
| LiHO Tea | #B1-30 |
| Polar Puffs & CakesHALAL | #B1-31 |
| Auntie Anne'sHALAL | #B1-32 |
| Tai Cheong Bakery | #B1-35 |
| The Bread Club | #B1-36 |
| SUKIYAHALAL | #B1-37/38 |
| Ya Kun Kaya Toast | #B1-39 |
| Bengawan Solo | #B1-49 |
| Famous AmosHALAL | #B1-51 |
| Bee Cheng Hiang | #B1-K01 |
| Four Leaves | #B1-K02 |
| CraveHALAL | #B1-K03 |
| Mr BeanHALAL | #B1-K04 |
| Old Chang KeeHALAL | #B1-K05 |
| Stuff'dHALAL | #B1-K06 |
| Lee Wee & BrothersHALAL | #B1-K08 |
| Boost Juice BarHALAL | #B1-K09 |
| WOK HEYHALAL | #B1-K10 |
| The Soup SpoonHALAL | #B1-K11 |
| Eat 3 Bowls | #B1-K12 |
| Koo Kee | #B1-K12 |
| Yew Kee Duck Rice | #B1-K13 |
| TwystHALAL | #B1-K14 |
| DelifranceHALAL | #B1-K15/16 |
| Re.juve | #B1-K18 |
| Warabimochi Kamakura | #B1-K25 |
| Kazo | #B1-K26 |
| Talad Thai BananaHALAL | #B1-K7 |
| Place | Unit |
|---|---|
| Starbucks | #01-02 |
| Casa Vostra | #01-03 |
| Aburi-EN | #01-04 |
| BBQ Box | #01-05 |
| The Coffee Bean & Tea LeafHALAL | #01-06 |
| iSTEAKS | #01-08 |
| The Summer Acai | #01-09 |
| MelvadosHALAL | #01-10 |
| 4Fingers Crispy ChickenHALAL | #01-15/15A |
| Bari Bari Steak | #01-16 |
| CHICHA San Chen | #01-17 |
| Queic by Olivia | #01-33 |
| Tim Hortons | #01-47 |
| Toast Box | #01-50/50A |
| McDonald'sHALAL | #01-63; #02-55 |
| CHAGEE | #01-64 |
| Place | Unit |
|---|---|
| Steak 99HALAL | #02-19 |
| Paris BaguetteHALAL | #02-20 |
| Place | Unit |
|---|---|
| Bibim Deli | #03-05/06 |
| SMOOYHALAL | #03-07 |
| Dian Xiao Er | #03-08 |
| Zhang Liang Mala Tang | #03-09 |
| Wanpo Tea Shop | #03-10 |
| Pratunam by Soi Thai Soi Nice | #03-21 |
| Sen Sen Sushi by DON DON DONKI | #03-27/28/29 |
| Plum Village | #03-K2 |
| Place | Unit |
|---|---|
| Pepper LunchHALAL | #04-10 |
| XW Western GrillHALAL | #04-25 |
| PastaManiaHALAL | #04-26 |
| Nan Yang Dao | #04-27 |
| Place | Unit |
|---|---|
| D'PenyetzHALAL | #05-02 |
| MOS Burger | #05-03 |
| WingstopHALAL | #05-05 |
Quick answers
How do I get to Jem by MRT?
Take the train to Jurong East, EW24 and NS1, the interchange of the East West and North South Lines. Jem's own site says the mall is directly connected to the station. By bus, the interim Jurong East Bus Interchange, linked by overpass, is a 5 minute walk, and by car it is Exit 27 on the PIE or Exit 11 on the AYE.
What time does Jem open and close?
Jem's Access Guide gives 10am to 10pm daily; shop pages carry no hours of their own. The Concierge on Basement 2 runs 12pm to 9.30pm and takes questions on +65 6225 5536.
Is there halal food at Jem?
Yes. 33 of the 90 places to eat at Jem are flagged halal certified in the mall's own store directory: 4Fingers Crispy Chicken, Auntie Anne's, Boost Juice Bar, Crave, D'Penyetz, Delifrance, Famous Amos, Go-Ang Pratunam Chicken Rice, Gyo Gyo, Lee Wee & Brothers, McDonald's, Melvados, Monster Planet, Mr Bean, Old Chang Kee, Paris Baguette, PastaMania, Pepper Lunch, Polar Puffs & Cakes, Potato Corner, Rumah Sayang, SMOOY, So Pho, Steak 99, Stuff'd, SUKIYA, Talad Thai Banana, The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, The Soup Spoon, Twyst, Wingstop, WOK HEY and XW Western Grill. We re-check that list daily, but certification is the shop's to hold, so look for the certificate at the counter if it matters to you.
How much is parking at Jem?
From Jem's own site: Monday to Thursday, $2.18 for the first hour, then $0.55 for every 15 minutes. Friday to Sunday and public holidays, $2.73 for the first hour, then $0.65 for every 15 minutes. From 6pm it is $3.27 per entry every day. Motorcycles pay $1.64 per entry. Those rates have applied since 1 January 2024. Prices include 9% GST. There are 669 car park lots on B2 and B3, entrance on Jurong Gateway Road.
Is Jem good for kids?
Yes. Jem Play on Level 5 is a honeycomb-themed playground with dry and water play, by the mall's own site, and the Kopitiam Food Hall is on the same floor. Family rooms with feeding rooms and diaper changing are on Basement 1, Level 3 and Level 5.
Where can I eat near Jem besides the mall?
Jurong Point at Boon Lay is three stops west on the East West Line and has 144 places to eat, and Westgate is next door to Jem. Both have their own guides on Eventful.