Amrin Jofri

Very nice and crowded, but we were there for dinner at a Halal Teppan yaki outlet at B1. The outlet was very busy and had to wait for seating but regretted to have to wait for some time, as the service and food was terrible and not appertising at all.
The soup not miso but chicken soup, the meat was over cooked and the veggie tasteless.
We were upfront in the queue but the food served was back of the line. We have to ask for the soup and rice, incidently the rice not to expectation.
The price for the meal is moderate. The place is a bit tight and crowded.
Service staff not attentive, we have to call them for service.
As a halal outlet we give it a plus but will not be going back unless they improved on the above.
We had to make a quick stop at Subway as the kids didnt really eat much...

Busy place, unfortunately did not visit this place as we only went to Amari hotel which is in the same complex.

Plaza Singapura first opened in 1974, it was an icon since. Have not visited the place for quite a while.
It has changed to an awesome place for shopping, dining, beauty and health needs. Endless choice of for dining outlets, from superb eateries to fast food.
Plenty of shops for cosmetics and health products. There are massage outlets where you can get a relaxing massage.
Its worth a visit and spent a wonderful time shopping, even just window shopping.
Its also very convenient as Dhoby Ghaut MRT station next to it.

Great place for shopping especially for this month of Ramadan. Lots of stalls selling Hari Raya goodies at the main foyer. Had a lot of fun to get to taste most of the lovely goodies, the staff were very helpful and friendly.
We enjoyed our shopping there but not much to say about the food outlets. Went to Sushi King at BL1 but was turned away, not that the restaurant is full but not enough staff to provide the service.