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EVENTFUL GUIDES ยท JUNCTION 8

What to eat at Junction 8

Updated 13 August 2026 ยท every fact checked by the Eventful team
Junction 8
Photo: CapitaLand
Address
9 Bishan Place, Singapore 579837
Mall hours
10am to 10pm daily
Nearest station
Bishan (NS17, CC15)
In this guide
16 places, every unit number checked

Junction 8 opened in 1993 and has been the centre of Bishan ever since. It sits on Bishan station and the bus interchange, and because Bishan is a school district it is busy in a way most neighbourhood malls are not: full at 3pm on a weekday.

Level 1 is where the sit down restaurants are, along the frontage. Basement 1 is the cheap floor, a long run of kiosks. The food court is right at the top on Level 4. Unit numbers on everything below.

The list, floor by floor

Basement 1
Ya Kun Kaya Toast at Junction 8

1. Ya Kun Kaya Toast

#B1-03 to 05

Kaya toast and kopi in the basement, three units wide, open from mall opening. The default breakfast.

๐Ÿฝ Kaya toast, kopi
Image: CapitaLand
Dian Xiao Er at Junction 8

2. Dian Xiao Er

#B1-07

Herbal roast duck in the basement, and the proper family dinner in this building. Their duck is the dish, the yam ring is the side.

๐Ÿฝ Herbal roast duck
Image: CapitaLand
Old Chang Kee at Junction 8

3. Old Chang Kee

#B1-12HALAL

Curry puffs, halal certified, basement, on the way to the interchange.

๐Ÿฝ Curry puffs, halal certified
Image: CapitaLand
TamJai SamGor Mixian at Junction 8

4. TamJai SamGor Mixian

#B1-20

Hong Kong mixian, where you choose the soup base and the spice level yourself. Cheap, fast, and genuinely customisable.

๐Ÿฝ Hong Kong mixian noodles
Image: CapitaLand
Greendot at Junction 8

5. Greendot

#B1-24 to 24A

Meat free local food in the basement, and the rare vegetarian option that is a proper meal rather than a salad.

๐Ÿฝ Vegetarian local food
Image: CapitaLand
Serangoon BBQ & Curry since 1983 at Junction 8

6. Serangoon BBQ & Curry since 1983

#B1-26

A local name that has been going since 1983, in a basement kiosk. BBQ and curry, and it is what it says.

๐Ÿฝ BBQ and curry since 1983
Image: CapitaLand
Level 1
Long John Silver's at Junction 8

7. Long John Silver's

#01-19AHALAL

Fried fish and chips, halal certified. Not fashionable, still busy, and the batter has not changed in thirty years.

๐Ÿฝ Halal fish and chips
Image: CapitaLand
4 Fingers Crispy Chicken at Junction 8

8. 4 Fingers Crispy Chicken

#01-32HALAL

Korean style crispy chicken, halal certified, on Level 1. Soy garlic is the order.

๐Ÿฝ Halal Korean fried chicken
Image: CapitaLand
WATAMI Japanese Dining at Junction 8

9. WATAMI Japanese Dining

#01-33

Japanese casual dining with a broad menu, which makes it the easiest place to seat a group where nobody agrees.

๐Ÿฝ Japanese casual dining
Image: CapitaLand
Yakiniku Like at Junction 8

10. Yakiniku Like

#01-40

Solo yakiniku: your own grill, your own set, in and out in twenty minutes. It is the best single diner meal in the mall.

๐Ÿฝ Solo Japanese BBQ
Image: CapitaLand
Din Tai Fung at Junction 8

11. Din Tai Fung

#01-41

Xiao long bao on Level 1, and consistently the longest wait in the mall at weekend lunch. Put your name down first.

๐Ÿฝ Xiao long bao, la mian
Image: CapitaLand
Shake Shack at Junction 8

12. Shake Shack

#01-51

Burgers and concretes on Level 1, and the reason a lot of people from outside Bishan turn up here at all. Shorter queue than the town outlets.

๐Ÿฝ Burgers, shakes
Image: CapitaLand
Level 2
Ambush at Junction 8

13. Ambush

#02-19 to 20, 02-27

Modern casual European on Level 2, and the closest thing Junction 8 has to a date restaurant rather than a family one.

๐Ÿฝ Modern European
Image: CapitaLand
Chocolate Origin at Junction 8

14. Chocolate Origin

#02-33

Chocolate cake, and specifically the layer cake that people buy whole and take to gatherings. Level 2.

๐Ÿฝ Chocolate layer cake
Image: CapitaLand
Saybons French Food Factory at Junction 8

15. Saybons French Food Factory

#02-43

Soups, crepes and baguettes from a small local chain. Cheap lunch that is not fried.

๐Ÿฝ Soups, crepes
Image: CapitaLand
Level 4
Food Junction at Junction 8

16. Food Junction

#04-01 to 02E

The food court on Level 4, and where most of the mall actually eats. Hawker style stalls, hawker adjacent prices.

๐Ÿฝ Food court
Image: CapitaLand

Quick answers

How do I get to Junction 8 by MRT?

Bishan station, NS17 on the North South Line and CC15 on the Circle Line, connects to the mall along with Bishan Bus Interchange. Buses 13, 52, 54, 55, 58, 88, 128 and 156 also serve it.

What time does Junction 8 open and close?

The mall runs 10am to 10pm daily. The Level 1 restaurants along the frontage generally serve later than the basement kiosks.

Where is the cheapest food at Junction 8?

Basement 1 for kiosks, and Food Junction on Level 4 for a proper food court with a tray and a table. Between them you can eat for well under ten dollars.

Is there halal food at Junction 8?

Yes. 4 Fingers, Long John Silver's, KFC, McDonald's, Subway, Swensen's, Wok Hey, Stuff'd, Cat & the Fiddle, Polar Puffs & Cakes, Ritz Apple Strudel, SF Fruits, CRAVE, LiHO and The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf are flagged halal certified in the mall's own directory.

Is there a supermarket and a cinema at Junction 8?

Yes. NTUC FairPrice, BHG, Best Denki and Food Junction are the mall's named anchor tenants, and there is a cinema in the building, which is why the upper floors stay busy in the evening.

Why is Junction 8 so busy on weekday afternoons?

Bishan is a school district and the mall sits on top of the MRT and the bus interchange, so it fills up when school ends rather than only at weekends. If you want a quiet lunch, go before noon.

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