Abbas Restaurant operates from Block 4 Changi Village, Singapore, serving the close-knit coastal community of Changi Village with authentic halal cuisine in one of Singapore's most charming and historically significant neighborhoods. Located in the picturesque village setting near Changi Beach, this family-friendly establishment has become an integral part of the local dining scene, offering residents and visitors alike access to quality halal food in an area renowned for its relaxed atmosphere and strong community spirit.
The restaurant serves as a welcoming gathering place for the diverse Changi Village community, which includes local residents, expatriate families, and visitors exploring the eastern coastal areas of Singapore. Abbas Restaurant's presence in this unique neighborhood reflects the multicultural harmony that defines Changi Village, where various communities come together to enjoy good food and friendly hospitality. The establishment maintains the warm, neighborly atmosphere that characterizes dining in this special corner of Singapore.
With Changi Village's strategic location near popular recreational areas, Changi Beach, and various family-friendly attractions, Abbas Restaurant has positioned itself as a convenient dining option for both local residents and tourists exploring the eastern regions of Singapore. The restaurant's commitment to serving quality halal cuisine in this historic village setting contributes to Changi Village's reputation as a destination where visitors can experience authentic local hospitality while enjoying the relaxed coastal lifestyle that makes this area a beloved retreat from Singapore's urban intensity.
It's a decent place for a quick meal. I was forced to eat elsewhere because the usual restaurant was
It's a decent place for a quick meal. I was forced to eat elsewhere because the usual restaurant was so full. If you're not fussy, it's pretty okay. What really put me off are those soft toy peddlers. Seriously, it's rude to interrupt diners eating, and the restaurant staff don't seem to be bothered. We come out to eat not just for the food but to enjoy the ambience. It's quite a put-off. The soft toy peddler was insisting I look at what she was offering to sell. Quite an unnecessary nuisance. Otherwise, the food here is really decent, if not marred by inconsiderate peddlers.
Renee Tan
Went to Abbas at City Plaza today. Ordered the Ikan Bakar and sambal kangkong. We found a table faci
Went to Abbas at City Plaza today. Ordered the Ikan Bakar and sambal kangkong. We found a table facing the stall. As the kangkong dish was placed on the counter, we saw a bird eating the food. A staff member from inside the kitchen walked past, saw the bird eating the food, and chose to ignore it, continuing to walk. We then cancelled our order and informed the staff about the unhygienic practices at the food stalls. Their excuse was that they only had three waiters to manage their many stalls. However, this should not be the customers' problem and should not come at the expense of customers' health. We will report this to NEA because who knows how many people might get sick from eating food from their stalls. STAY AWAY!
Nur Batrisyia
Disappointing.. Lady waitress wearing hijab and plum size took our order but otw to us she was slamm
Disappointing. A waitress wearing a hijab and of a plum size took our order. On her way to deliver it, she was slamming the tray on the counter. She took our orders as if we owed her money. We then waited about 15 minutes for two food items. The prawn was rotten and had a smell that made the entire dish taste rotten. I ordered Ayam Geprek from the Indonesian store, and they gave me like half a chicken thigh when the photo showed one piece. The sambal is not even geprek; it's a store-bought sambal that tastes like expired chili. The Tom Yum soup I ordered tasted like a public toilet. The smell was the same! It's terrible, please don't waste your money here! SFA should investigate this store! My mum had bad diarrhoea afterwards. Very, very bad.
Maisara Yusof
Price was exorbitant yet the food was barely tasty. Fried kuey teow was overloaded with overwhelming
The price was exorbitant, yet the food was barely tasty. The fried kuey teow was overloaded with overwhelmingly sweet sauces, and the chicken rice was average. The total price was $15. Drinks were $3 each for teh o ice and lime water.
M. Tan
Ordered Tosai, the served the chutney right from fridge...it was damn cooled ,straight from refriger
Ordered Tosai, and the chutney was served straight from the fridge. It was damn cold, directly from the refrigerator, and they had the nerve to serve it without any guilt. Not recommended at all.
