Dabba Street Sun Plaza: Menu, Reviews and Photos
The Sun Plaza outlet covers Singapore’s north, serving Sembawang and the nearby Yishun neighbourhoods. Sun Plaza is a classic neighbourhood mall, the kind where the same faces show up every week, and the Dabba Street outlet fits right into that rhythm. It is quieter than the downtown outlets, which many regulars actually prefer: shorter queues, familiar staff, and a relaxed pace.
If you searched for Dabba Street Sun Plaza, here is the full picture for this outlet: the menu, what reviewers say, photos, the address and hours, and how to order.
Getting to Dabba Street Sun Plaza
The outlet is at 30 Sembawang Drive, unit #01-23, on the first floor of Sun Plaza. The mall is a short walk from Sembawang MRT on the North South Line. Bus services along Sembawang Drive also stop near the mall, and drivers can use the mall car park.
Address: 30 Sembawang Drive, #01-23, Singapore 757713
Hours: Monday to Sunday, 10am to 10pm
Dabba Street Sun Plaza Menu
Sun Plaza serves the full Dabba Street menu with all five formats: Dabba Bowl, Biryarito, Pita, Roti, and Biryani. Proteins range from baked chicken tikka, butter chicken, and masala chicken to vegetarian options like cauliflower 65 and paneer, and you finish your meal with toppings, dips, and sauces of your choice.
For north-side residents, the value is the draw. Pitas start at S$6.80, set meals add pappadam and a drink to a main, and website self-pickup drops biryani bowls to $7.90. It is easy to see why this outlet has its local regulars: the food is consistent, the price is fair, and the menu has enough variety that you do not get bored eating here weekly.
See the Full Dabba Street Menu with Prices
Dabba Street Sun Plaza Reviews
There is not much outlet-specific published commentary for Sun Plaza, which is normal for a quiet neighbourhood location. The brand-wide feedback applies: generous portions, fresh vegetables, flavourful sauces, and good value, with staff who help newcomers build their first bowl. Halal certification makes it a straightforward choice for mixed groups of family and friends.
The standard caveats hold here too. Peak meal times can still bring a queue, and dish consistency can vary slightly between visits. Regulars tend to find their favourite combinations and stick with them, which is the best strategy at any Dabba Street.
Dabba Street Sun Plaza Photos
Dabba Street outlets share the same look: an open counter where meals are assembled to order, a sauce and topping station, and the menu board with the five formats. Food photos show full, colourful bowls that travel well as takeaway too.
Ordering from Dabba Street Sun Plaza
Order at the counter, use website self-pickup, or get delivery through GrabFood, Deliveroo, or foodpanda. Delivery covers Sembawang and surrounding northern estates, subject to the outlet’s delivery hours, which may end before 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: this is one of the calmer outlets, so even peak hours are manageable compared to downtown locations.
Sun Plaza Outlet FAQs
Is Dabba Street Sun Plaza 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?
Sembawang MRT on the North South Line, a short walk from the mall.
Does this outlet deliver?
Yes, through GrabFood, Deliveroo, and foodpanda, within the outlet’s delivery hours and coverage area.