Rasapura Foodcourt operates as a comprehensive dining destination strategically located at 10 Bayfront Avenue, #B2-49A, Singapore 018972, within the prestigious Marina Bay Sands complex, serving international tourists, business professionals, and local food enthusiasts with diverse Singaporean and regional cuisines that showcase the multicultural culinary heritage of Southeast Asia in one of Singapore's most iconic entertainment and shopping destinations. This establishment functions as part of Marina Bay Sands' extensive dining ecosystem, operating under Koufu management to provide accessible food court dining experiences that complement the luxury resort's comprehensive entertainment, shopping, and hospitality offerings while maintaining quality standards that meet the expectations of international visitors and discerning local diners. Rasapura Foodcourt's strategic location within The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands ensures maximum visibility and accessibility for the thousands of tourists, resort guests, and local visitors who frequent this world-renowned integrated resort complex for entertainment, shopping, and cultural experiences.
Rasapura Foodcourt specializes in comprehensive Singaporean and regional cuisine offerings that include local breakfast favorites such as toast and half-boiled eggs, dim sum, chicken rice, and Butterfly Pea Flower Nasi Lemak, alongside Chinese, Japanese, and Korean cuisine options, local seafood dishes including chilli crab, pepper crab, and cereal prawns, and traditional desserts such as chendol and cheng tng that provide authentic cultural dining experiences for international tourists seeking genuine Singaporean food experiences. The food court operates with extended hours (Monday-Thursday 08:00-22:00, Friday-Saturday 08:00-23:00, Sunday 08:00-22:00) and features several 24-hour stalls including Bak Kut Teh, beverages, and dim sum options that accommodate the diverse scheduling needs of international travelers and resort guests, while maintaining relatively affordable pricing (dishes like char kway teow at S.90) that provides accessible dining within the premium Marina Bay Sands environment. The establishment includes specific halal options such as Nasi Lemak Ayam Taliwang and a Nasi Padang stall serving Malay halal food, ensuring dietary compliance for Muslim visitors and local families requiring halal-certified dining options within the resort complex.
The foodcourt's integration into Marina Bay Sands' world-class entertainment and hospitality infrastructure provides essential dining convenience for international tourists and resort guests seeking authentic Singaporean cuisine experiences without leaving the integrated resort complex, while serving the practical needs of local families and business professionals who frequent Marina Bay Sands for entertainment and shopping activities. Rasapura Foodcourt's combination of authentic local cuisine variety, international dining options, and specific halal-certified selections positions the establishment as both a tourist attraction showcasing Singapore's multicultural food heritage and a practical dining solution for the diverse community of visitors and local residents who frequent Marina Bay Sands' comprehensive entertainment and commercial facilities. The foodcourt's sustained operation within one of Singapore's most prestigious and internationally recognized destinations, combined with their diverse cuisine offerings and accessibility to both tourists and locals, has established Rasapura Foodcourt as a significant component of Marina Bay Sands' comprehensive visitor experience that successfully represents Singapore's rich culinary culture while serving the practical dining needs of one of Southeast Asia's premier integrated resort and entertainment destinations.
Its the very huge food court in Marina Bay Sands, and you can find a large variety of cuisine. If yo
It's a very huge food court in Marina Bay Sands, and you can find a large variety of cuisine. If you go after 12 PM, it might be a bit difficult to find a table. There is Indian food, local cuisine, Chinese food, and Hong Kong roast fishball noodles.
The Nasi Padang stall did an excellent job of displaying food in bright and colourful banana leaf baskets. You can select your preferred side dishes of vegetables, chicken, fish, etc. Or you can select a chicken or beef rendang set for ~$9.80.
You can get the same variety with economy rice.
For lunch, I got mini pot noodles with Mee Kia thin noodles. For $12.80, I feel it’s totally not worth it for just one fish ball, one meat ball, mini tiny abalone slices, and artificial crab stick.
Derek Tan
My wife bought Cai Fan (chinese mixed rice). And wanting to have a normal lunch. But to her extreme
My wife bought Cai Fan (Chinese mixed rice) for a normal lunch. To her extreme shock, after just a few bites, she felt something hard and immediately spat it out. It felt like something hard and sharp – maybe a stone? Or worse, glass? If she had swallowed it, it could have been dangerous to her body, perhaps even her life.
So, we informed the concierge. After they inspected it and confirmed it was hard and sharp, they were also shocked and quickly called the manager of the food court.
When the manager arrived, he looked at it, took the food back, and refunded the amount of $5/$6 to my wife. He also offered to buy her lunch from other stores. At this point, my wife was already in shock and had lost her appetite.
After a while of calming down, we went back to ask the store/manager about the food, if there was any answer or explanation of what that object was. They said they had already thrown it away! What kind of service is this from the well-renowned MBS?
No explanation? No checking on my wife to see if she was okay? No apologies or concerns shown? Just throwing it away and acting like nothing is wrong? Was that item deadly? Did it contaminate the food or not? Why no explanations and assurances from the staff and team from MBS or the MBS food court?
Ethan Tan
$11.80 ba kut teh+$1 rice
For a small portion, just 1 rib and other parts. Herbal soup. Ok value fo
$11.80 for bak kut teh + $1 for rice. For a small portion, it was just 1 rib and other parts. The soup was herbal. Ok value for this location compared to others.
Crystal Tan
I ordered chicken wings at huat huat BBQ and 1 of the cashier asked whether I want to eat here or ta
I ordered chicken wings at Huat Huat BBQ, and one of the cashiers asked whether I wanted to eat here or take away. Due to the terrible noise, I couldn't hear her well, so I just said 'no'. After I said 'eat here', she showed me her attitude and spoke very clearly to me. I still argued with her, and after that, she grumbled with her colleague about me. I was shocked but foolish enough to forget to cancel my order. I pay for food, not beg for it. What kind of service was that? I forgot to take a picture of her name; I think she's Malaysian. Singaporean service is getting worse in these food courts.
Positive Reviews
Audric Tan
Affordable alternative to pricey restaurants in MBS.
Average price about $10. Plenty of food choices
An affordable alternative to pricey restaurants in MBS. The average price is about $10. There are plenty of food choices, and it can get crowded, especially during lunch and dinner time.
Eddy Tan
Never thought I would say this but I had a great time dining here. Multiple choices available to sa
Never thought I would say this, but I had a great time dining here. Multiple choices were available to satisfy any palate. The food prices are very reasonable, though some of the portions were on the small side.
I attempted to find each of the places individually but was unable to, so this review is all-encompassing.
Nee Nee Tan
There’re a variety of food coming in big portion, as usual in Singapore. Even it’s crowded, table tu
There's a variety of food served in big portions, as is usual in Singapore. Even though it's crowded, table turnover is quite fast. I recommend the R&B tea and Venchi's dark chocolate ice cream, both located at the food court entrance.
S. Low
Kok Kee Wonton noodles serves up a good plate of wonton noodle with traditional taste. Noodle is coo
Kok Kee Wonton noodles serves a good plate of wonton noodles with a traditional taste. The noodles are cooked to a chewy texture, and the wontons taste freshly made. Another stall offers one of the best classic Singapore breakfasts, consisting of coffee, a big piece of kaya toast, and two half-boiled eggs. This can be ordered from the drinks stall.
Boon Teck
Often crowded, hard to find seating, but patience my friend, somewhere a seat is available. Quick cl
Often crowded, making it hard to find seating, but patience, my friend, a seat is usually available somewhere. Cleaning is quick. You self-take and self-return your tray. Delicious food at a much more affordable price compared to independent joints in MBS.
