Orchard Road may be known for high-end shopping and atas cafes, but OGs know that TANGS at Tang Plaza basement has some of the best wallet-friendly eats. And now, after a 6-month revamp, the iconic basement at TANGS is back with a fresh new look and a brand-new Hawker’s Street. The latter features 15 food stalls, including 6 Michelin Guide ones.
No more saying, “Orchard food so expensive sia.” This revamped food haven proves otherwise. Plus, there are reopening promos and freebies you won’t want to miss – here’s what’s in store.
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The basement at Tang Plaza is buzzing again with the new Hawker’s Street, home to 15 food stalls, including 6 names from the Michelin Guide. Expect a solid lineup with favourites like Loong Kee Yong Tau Fu, Springleaf Prata Place, Hup Hong Chicken Rice, Tai Seng Fish Soup, Tai Wah Pork Noodle, and Fei Fei Roasted Noodle.
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Whether you’re here for lunch or a quick bite, you can’t go wrong with the Signature Tai Wah Pork Noodle ($10.50) for a comforting classic, or a crispy plain prata (from $1.50) from Springleaf. Besides the Michelin Guide ones, other stalls to check out include The Viet Roti for banh mi and Ramen King for slurp-worthy bowls.
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If you want something other than hawker food, the basement also has a few new faces. Percolate is your go-to for a caffeine fix with drinks such as the Coconut Latte ($6.50), and Tous les Jours Cafe brings in their Korean-French bakes for something a little sweeter.
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You can also find local sweetheart Plain Vanilla as well as Malaysia-based Rotiboy – there’s no need to cross the Causeway to get your coffee bun fix.
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The revamped basement at TANGS Tang Plaza isn’t just about food – it’s also a low-key spot to squeeze in some self-care or retail therapy. Oura is your go-to for a quick mani-pedi or eyelash extensions, perfect for a midday refresh. They’ve recently moved from their former home at Plaza Singapura.
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For those looking to spruce up their home, Europace and Novita carry a range of high-quality home appliances to check out. And if skincare’s more your thing, swing by Avinichi. It’s a dermatologist-founded brand that blends science with superfoods like noni, spirulina, camu camu, mulberry, and reishi mushroom to keep your glow game strong.
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From now till 31st August, pick up a free CHOPE tissue packet with an adorable design at levels 2 to 4 of TANGS at Tang Plaza. Then, between 2pm-5pm, bring your empty packet back to the Andy’s Pie stall in the basement to redeem a free small original chicken pie (worth $6.80). Each pie is handmade with flavourful, tender chicken chunks inside a buttery crust – plus, they are halal-certified.
Heads up, it’s limited to the first 30 redemptions daily, and each person gets one pie per tissue packet.
Singapore has no shortage of new attractions and dining places to check out. But if you’re at 313@Somerset or hanging out at Rider’s Lounge at Trifecta, make your way to TANGS at Tang Plaza basement to sort out your rumbling tummies. After all, there are plenty of things to do at Orchard Road.
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Address: 310 Orchard Road, Tang Plaza, Singapore 238864
Opening hours: 7.30am-10pm, Daily
Contact: TANGS website
Cover image adapted from: @mdprojects.sg & @ouranail.sg via Instagram, Eatbook, Andy’s Pie
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