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Cantine Foodcourt - menu
Cantine Foodcourt - menu
Cantine Foodcourt - menu
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Cantine Foodcourt

at 1 Jurong West Central 2

2.9 (105 reviews)
• 🏪 Muslim Owned
🥡 Takeaway
🍽️ Dine In
Saizeriya brings the warmth of casual Italian dining to Singapore with an impressive network of 30 restaurants that make authentic Italian flavors accessible to everyone. This Japanese-Italian chain has revolutionized the concept of affordable fine dining, offering restaurant-quality Italian cuisine at prices that encourage frequent visits and communal dining experiences.

The comprehensive menu showcases Italian classics reimagined for Asian palates, from creamy Milano Doria Gratin featuring buttery turmeric rice topped with bechamel sauce and pecorino cheese, to traditional pasta dishes priced under $10. Signature items include freshly made focaccia at just $2, bottomless beverages for $2.80, and an array of pizzas, steaks, and grilled selections that deliver exceptional value without compromising on taste.

What distinguishes Saizeriya is their commitment to quality ingredients, including Australian-imported white sauce and Italian olive oil, combined with Japanese attention to detail in preparation and presentation. The restaurants operate from 11:30AM to 10PM daily with a walk-in only policy that maintains the authentic trattoria atmosphere. Located in prime shopping centers like Orchard Gateway, Marina Square, and NEX, Saizeriya has become the go-to destination for students, families, and working professionals seeking satisfying Italian meals in comfortable, contemporary settings.

Customer Reviews

2.9 / 5

Based on 105 reviews

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1 Jurong West Central 2, #B1-42/43/44/, Singapore 648886, 1 Jurong West Central 2, Singapore 648886

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2.9 / 5

Based on 105 reviews

Negative Reviews

Nur Syazwani Nur Syazwani

Went to the Yong Tao Foo Stall during lunch. Yong Tao Foo with Rice takeaway! Aunty asked ‘separate

Went to the Yong Tao Foo stall during lunch for a takeaway. When the aunty asked ‘separate or together’, I didn't understand if she wanted me to mix my soup with the rice or the ingredients with the soup. Upon asking for clarification, she shouted at me and started talking negatively about me to her colleague. I apologised for the confusion and told her she didn't have to shout. She ignored me and continued cursing. It was so humiliating as it happened during peak hour. I'm a regular patron there and usually, when I ask for extra sauce, they don't charge me. I'm not sure if it's their policy or what, but this aunty charged me, which I don't mind paying. Why is it sometimes free and sometimes I need to pay? Is it just because you don't like me that you're asking me to pay? No receipt was given for the extra sauce requested. And I just checked! She didn't give me the extra sauce that I paid for. Total paid $8.40 for rice + 7 items. The price list stated otherwise. If the aunty doesn't like you, she charges you as if she owns the stall.

Jonathan Tan Jonathan Tan

Review for fish soup stall: Don’t bother upsizing or adding extra noodles/fish. It is not worth it n

Review for fish soup stall: Don’t bother upsizing or adding extra noodles/fish. It is not worth it; the noodles are barely more than a normal portion, and you'll only get about 2-3 extra pieces of fish. It costs $12+ after adding both noodles and fried fish.

Vivian Lim Vivian Lim

This plate from Nasi Padang costs $11.40! Chicken drumstick $4.90. Ikan Bilis $3.30 Tofu $1.90 Rice

This plate from Nasi Padang costs $11.40! The chicken drumstick was $4.90, ikan bilis $3.30, tofu $1.90, and rice $1.30. Never ever order from here!

Khairul Iskandar Khairul Iskandar

Nasi Padang stall. Patronised this stall once long time before and surprised by the expensive bill.

Nasi Padang stall. Patronised this stall a long time ago and was surprised by the expensive bill. Decided to give it a second try today and guess what, $11.70 for a meal consisting of rice, fish, tempe, and vegetables. The taste is nice, but be prepared for a pricier than usual bill for a normal meal.

Suzana Fenty Suzana Fenty

I just don’t understand why there is no chili padi. Order yong tau foo but no chili padi. Manage to

I just don't understand why there's no chili padi. I ordered yong tau foo but there was no chili padi. I managed to get chili padi from the Ban Mian stall. The food here is so-so. But still, no chili padi. Is chili padi expensive?

Positive Reviews

Tan Han Tan Han

Order a Promo 1 which is Kway Teow with Oyster Omelette at Wok Delight, i request for no vegetables

I ordered Promo 1, which is Kway Teow with Oyster Omelette, at Wok Delight. I requested no vegetables, but when they called my order, it still had vegetables on it. I know it's a small issue, but I paid for what I eat. The staff still told me, 'It's only a little bit, you still can't?' I kindly said no, and they redid it again with an attitude. I understand it's struggling and annoying during peak hours, but you shouldn't treat us this way if you want us to be your loyal customers.

Goh Kiat Goh Kiat

A halal certified foodcourt. There’s many different Asian delicacy found here. There’s the Vietnames

A halal-certified food court with many different Asian delicacies. You can find Vietnamese, Japanese, Thai, Indian, and Mala food here. It's a place not to be missed for a wide spectrum of halal international cuisines. Tiktok: SA Soln IG: sgfood13

Pravin V K Pravin V K

THE BEST LEMON TEA I've ever tasted - perfectly balanced sweetness and tanginess! Highly recommend f

THE BEST LEMON TEA I've ever tasted - perfectly balanced sweetness and tanginess! Highly recommend for tea lovers like me! Will definitely come back for more of this liquid happiness

Lydia Tan Lydia Tan

Quite hard to get table during dining hours. Have a lot of fun-looking selection: mala, YTF, rice bo

It's quite hard to get a table during dining hours. They have a lot of fun-looking selections: mala, YTF, rice bowls, etc. The Thosai and its dips were very good, and the Gobi 65 was yummy. The Nasi Padang was flavourful, though I felt that their pricing was shockingly high for the location and ambiance.

Yen Ling Yeo Yen Ling Yeo

The fried carrot cake in the food court was not bad. Very good portioning. A bit sweet but I like t

The fried carrot cake in the food court was not bad. The portioning was very good. It was a bit sweet, but I liked the radish in big chunks. And actually, there are no more fried carrot cake stalls in the whole of JP, so this is the only place to get my fried carrot cake craving fixed.

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