The newest mega mall development is WEAVE Sentosa, a premium lifestyle concept next to Resorts World Sentosa! There are over 15 exciting openings to look forward to, ranging from premium food concepts to flagship stores of renowned international brands.
Having visited 90% of the new food-related brands, here’s our honest 5-star rating of what to try in WEAVE.
Standard Bread Singapore
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Standard Bread is a bakery cafe from Seoul, popular for its cottagecore aesthetic and freshly baked loaves of soft bread.
The cafe has opened its first outlet in Singapore, bringing over the same cosy interior and signature breads! Try their Basil Tomato loaf and Creme Brulee French Toast with sweet cream served on a sizzling hotplate.
Check out our full review here.
Our Rating: 4/5. Nice aesthetics and freshly baked bread. Highly recommend getting the Pistachio Creme Brulee French Toast!
Pierre Hermé Singapore
Renowned French patisserie Pierre Hermé opens its largest flagship store in Asia at WEAVE, featuring Singapore-exclusive concepts such as an ice cream bar and bubble tea.
Try their famous Macarons and artisanal tarts, especially the Infiniment Vanille series which features three types of vanilla!
Check out our full review here.
Our Rating: 5/5. Must visit! Some of the best desserts we’ve had, especially for their surprisingly reasonable price points.
Din Tai Fung Sentosa
This Din Tai Fung outlet presents Asia’s first cocktail and tea bar, where you can try three specially mixed drinks!
Aside from their classic Xiao Long Bao, look forward to Sentosa-exclusive items like Premium Lobster Dry Noodle in Chef’s Seafood Sauce and oozy Honey Chocolate Buns.
Check out our full review here.
Our Rating: 3.5/5. Same high-quality Din Tai Fung offerings, but nothing stood out to us.
Chatterbox Cafe Sentosa
A casual concept of the renowned Chatterbox Restaurant in Hilton Orchard, Chatterbox Cafe brings their famed Mandarin Chicken Rice to Sentosa. This is considered the most famous chicken rice in Singapore!
The menu has also expanded to include local favourites like Sweet and Sour Kurobuta Pork and Stir-fried Beef with Ginger and Onions.
Check out our full review here.
Our Rating: 3.25/5. The Chicken Rice wasn’t mind-blowing; select a la carte menu items were good. Nice ambience!
Niku Niku oh!! Kome
Niku Niku oh!! Kome brings the popular Japanese grilled hamburg steak concept, with hand-shaped, house-minced beef patties and even rice milled in-store!
Every steak is served on a personal hotplate, with flavours like Cheese and Avocado Tartar (seasonal flavours).
Check our full review here.
Our Rating: 3/5. The hamburg steaks were on the chewier side with a strong pepper taste, but weren’t mind-blowing to us. It’s a value-for-money meal!
Homm Dessert Sentosa
Hailing from Australia, Homm Dessert is a Thai dessert cafe bringing treats, including a Thai Tea Avalanche Bingsu. This second outlet features an expanded savoury food menu and outlet-exclusive desserts, such as a Mochi Sundae with creme brulee mochi.
Check out our full review here.
Our Rating: 3/5. The savoury items didn’t stand out to us, but the Thai Tea Avalanche Bingsu and Mochi Sundae are good desserts!
Senmo Coffee
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Senmo Coffee provides a respite from your Sentosa adventures with a menu of over 20 drink options, including the Pandan Coconut Latte ($8) and Rose Latte ($7.80).
Choose from light bites like Yunnan specialities, such as the Classic Double-Petaled Rose Pastry ($3) and the Nanyang Coconut Rose Pastry ($3.20).
P.S. How would you pronounce their name?
Our Rating: 3/5. Simple coffee spot in Sentosa but their drinks were not memorable to us.
JUMBO Premium
JUMBO Seafood debuts new JUMBO Premium 珍宝甄选, presenting a new speciality dimsum menu!
The dimsum selection includes BBQ Pork Buns with Oyster Sauce ($6.80/3pc) and Beef Tripe in Satay Sauce ($16.80), while signature items have gotten a twist like Chilled Prawns and Pomelo Salad in Thai Style ($18).
Our Rating: 3.5/5. The same quality JUMBO dishes, but the ‘premium’ label didn’t stand out to us.
Xing Yue Xuan
JUMBO also presents a second concept called Xing Yue Xuan 星粤轩, focused on premium modern Cantonese cuisine.
The items range from Double-boiled Fish Maw Kampung Chicken Soup ($38) and Flambéed Drunken Live Prawns ($48 per portion, 300g), using live seafood!
Our Rating: 3.75/5. Stylish and premium concept, good for business meetings or intimate family gatherings.
Old Seng Choong
Old Seng Choong is famed for its selection of premium, handcrafted traditional pastries and goods. This opening includes some outlet-exclusive items, including a Salted Egg Yolk Creme Brulee Tart ($4.50) and Kaya Croissant ($5.90), alongside special flavours of their novelty cookies: Rose ($26.80) and Salted Egg ($26.80).
Our Rating: 4.5/5. The Salted Egg Yolk Creme Brulee Tart is a MUST try! Their selection of cookies and bakes also make for good gifts for visitors!
The Coach Coffee Shop
Coach brings a new cafe concept with an all-day dining menu! Try items like a Fully Loaded Reuben ($30) and Grilled Cheese ($13), or enjoy Coach speciality drinks like Iced Chocolate ($8.50) with C-shaped ice cubes.
They even have a Chilli Crab Signature Soft Serve ($9) paired with a fried mantou!
Our Rating: 3/5. The Chili Crab Soft Serve is an acquired taste but the savoury food items are pretty good!
Restaurants In Resorts World Sentosa
WEAVE Sentosa is gearing up to be the next destination to visit with the new lineup of eateries and cafes! While it warrants a special journey to Sentosa, the mall may make the trip worthwhile.
Check out other offerings in Sentosa:
- FOC By The Beach: Spanish Tapas & Jumbo Cocktails By The Pool In Sentosa
- 1-Flowerhill: Floral-Themed Concept In Sentosa With Three Dining Offerings In One
- Tipsy Unicorn: 3-Storey Beach Club In Sentosa With Private Rooms, Live DJs & More
WEAVE Sentosa
8 Sentosa Gateway, Sentosa Island, Singapore 098269
*This article is based on a media-tasting event, but all opinions expressed about the food are entirely our own.
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