Dabba Street Jurong Point: Menu, Reviews and Photos
West-siders do not need to cross the island for a Dabba bowl. The Jurong Point outlet puts the brand inside one of Singapore’s biggest suburban malls, right at the Boon Lay transport hub. Students from the nearby schools, families doing their weekend shopping, and office workers from the Jurong East and Tuas corridors all pass through this mall, so the outlet serves a genuinely west-side crowd.
If you searched for Dabba Street Jurong Point, you are probably deciding whether to eat in, take away, or order delivery. This page gives you the menu picture, honest reviews, photos, and the practical details for this outlet.
Getting to Dabba Street Jurong Point
The outlet is inside Jurong Point at 1 Jurong West Central 2, Singapore 648886. The mall sits on top of Boon Lay MRT and the Boon Lay bus interchange, which makes this one of the easiest Dabba Street outlets to reach without a car. Come by train on the East West Line, follow the signs into the mall, and you will find the outlet among the food options.
Address: 1 Jurong West Central 2, Singapore 648886
Hours: Monday to Sunday, 10am to 10pm
Dabba Street Jurong Point Menu
Like every outlet, Jurong Point serves the full chain menu: Dabba Bowls, Biryaritos, Pitas, Rotis, and Biryani, with proteins from baked chicken tikka and butter chicken to vegetarian options like cauliflower 65. You build your own meal at the counter, choosing toppings, dips, and sauces to go with it.
This is a good outlet for budget-conscious eaters. Pitas start at S$6.80, which makes them one of the cheapest filling lunches in the mall, and the website self-pickup deal drops chicken or vegetable biryani bowls to $7.90. Students in the area get a proper meal without spending like they are at a restaurant.
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Dabba Street Jurong Point Reviews
This outlet does not have as deep a published review trail as Tiong Bahru or White Sands, so there is less outlet-specific commentary to draw on. What reviewers say about Dabba Street generally applies here: generous portions, fresh vegetables, flavourful sauces, and fair prices, with staff who help first-timers navigate the build-your-own menu. The usual caveats apply too: lunch queues build up, and chicken tikka tenderness can vary between visits.
If you eat here regularly, the best judge is your own experience across a few visits. Consistency at busy mall outlets tends to settle once you learn which combinations you like.
Dabba Street Jurong Point Photos
Photos from Dabba Street outlets show the assembly-line counter where your meal gets built in front of you, plus the colourful finished bowls and wraps. Expect the same setup at Jurong Point.
Ordering from Dabba Street Jurong Point
Order at the counter, use website self-pickup, or get delivery through GrabFood, Deliveroo, or foodpanda. Delivery covers the surrounding Jurong West, Boon Lay, and Lakeside areas, depending on the app and the outlet’s delivery hours, which can end earlier than the 10pm closing time.
Cheapest option: website self-pickup at $7.90 for biryani bowls.
Most convenient: delivery apps, at a small premium.
Good to know: the mall gets packed on weekends, so expect a longer queue at the counter on Saturdays and Sundays.
Jurong Point Outlet FAQs
Is Dabba Street Jurong Point halal?
Yes. Every Dabba Street outlet is halal-certified, including this one.
What are the opening hours?
Monday to Sunday, 10am to 10pm.
Which MRT is nearest?
Boon Lay MRT on the East West Line. The mall is integrated with the station and bus interchange.
Does this outlet deliver?
Yes, through GrabFood, Deliveroo, and foodpanda, within the outlet’s delivery hours and coverage area.