In the basement of Japanese department store Takashimaya, this polished, expansive food hall serves up a Who's Who of Japanese and other Asian culinary classics. If comfort food is on the agenda, order a fragrant bowl of noodles from the Tsuru-koshi stand. The hall is also home to a large Cold Storage supermarket.
Takashimaya Food Village
Singapore
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