Halal Food in #01-04 Far East Square

This address sits within Far East Square, a heritage conservation project that opened in 1999 at the confluence of Amoy Street, Pekin Street and Telok Ayer Street. The mixed development transformed rows of conserved shophouses into a vibrant commercial precinct combining restaurants, cafes, offices and retail outlets in Singapore's Central Business District. The building houses several dining establishments, including Muslim-owned European restaurant RÖSTii and Brooklyn-inspired cafe Korio, alongside bubble tea outlets and specialty food vendors. Located just a short walk from both Raffles Place and Telok Ayer MRT stations, Far East Square has become a popular lunch destination for CBD office workers. The development's distinctive character comes from its preservation of historic shophouse architecture while accommodating modern commercial uses, creating a blend of old and new that reflects Singapore's approach to urban conservation in prime downtown locations.