Halal Food in Change Alley Mall (Former Chevron House)

Change Alley's history stretches back to Singapore's founding in 1819, making it one of the city-state's most storied commercial corridors. After a major renovation in 1989 modernised the original street-level alley into an air-conditioned shopping arcade, the current iteration took shape in 1993 following the completion of Caltex House (now Chevron House, recently renamed Oxley @ Raffles) and Hitachi Tower (now 16 Collyer Quay) on the sites of historic Singapore Rubber House and Winchester House. Today, Change Alley functions as a sheltered link between Raffles Place and Collyer Quay, flanked by towering office buildings in Singapore's premier financial district. The compact arcade houses a collection of shops dealing in jewellery, fashion, food, and various services that cater primarily to the thousands of office workers who pass through daily. While modest compared to mega-malls, its strategic position makes it a convenient spot for quick purchases, lunch breaks, and essential services. Accessibility remains one of Change Alley's strongest assets, positioned near both Raffles Place MRT station on the East West and North South Lines and Downtown MRT station on the Downtown Line. This dual connectivity, combined with its through-passage design linking the waterfront to the central business district, ensures steady foot traffic despite the proliferation of larger shopping centres elsewhere in Singapore.