Army Stew (Chicken)
$30.90Special army stew sauce simmered with instant noodle, rice cake, chicken frank, luncheon meat, bean curd, chicken meat, kimchi zucchini, enoki mushroom and topped with sliced cheese.
Nayana+ Kpop Cafe & Restaurant
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Nayana+ Kpop Cafe & Restaurant
Location: Level 2, Unit Number #02-115
Korean restaurant located in Punggol Coast Mall
Korean restaurant located in Punggol Coast Mall
Nayana+ Kpop Cafe & Restaurant offers an authentic Korean dining experience combined with vibrant K-pop culture at Punggol Coast Mall. Established in 2018, this unique concept restaurant is fully conceptualized by a Korean lady boss who also serves as the executive chef, ensuring genuine Korean flavors and cultural immersion.The restaurant creates a total Korean cultural experience from the moment guests enter, featuring walls adorned with K-pop artist posters and energetic K-pop music creating an atmosphere that celebrates Korean pop culture. Unlike centralized kitchen operations, Nayana trains their chefs to prepare all dishes from raw ingredients using imported Korean sauces and spices.
Popular menu items include the Hotplate Chicken Dakgalbi and Pork Bulgogi, which are family favorites, alongside traditional Korean dishes like tofu stew and bingsu. The restaurant prides itself on authenticity, with the Korean owner ensuring that both the taste and presentation of dishes provide a genuine Korean dining experience.
With meals averaging around SGD $20 per person, Nayana+ offers one of the most affordable Korean dining options in Singapore while maintaining quality and authenticity. The restaurant is also pet-friendly, welcoming both indoor and outdoor dining with furry companions, making it a unique destination for K-pop enthusiasts and Korean food lovers alike.
Level 2, Unit Number #02-115
Operating Hours
Hours not available
Operating hours not available
Overall Rating
3.6 / 5
Based on 5 reviews
Negative Reviews
Shirley Lee
Here's the lightly edited review: "We had dinner there last night and, unfortunately, left quite disappointed—primarily due to two aspects: the ordering system and the service. Customers are required to place their orders through an online system, after which they must proceed to the counter to make payment and collect a buzzer. This process feels unnecessarily fragmented. Wouldn't it be more efficient to either allow online payment with message notifications when orders are ready, or simply let customers order, pay, and collect the buzzer all at the counter? We understand that it's a self-service restaurant with no service charge (a fact made clear by the staff when we were seated), and that customers are expected to return their own cutlery and dinnerware. However, when it comes to handling hot items like a hotpot, basic assistance or proper tools should be provided. We ordered an army stew and cold noodles. Since the pot would remain hot after the meal, I had to turn off the stove mid-meal to allow it to cool down before we could safely return it ourselves. To add to that, we were asked to collect the stove ourselves before the meal, which was quite unexpected. Another point worth noting is that, unlike most Korean restaurants that serve tea or at least provide water, this place doesn’t. When I asked if there was free water, the staff simply said, “No, you have to buy the drinks.” I thanked her and moved on, but it left an impression. Finally, when we were returning our tray and dishes, the staff stationed at the collection point didn’t offer to assist or even make the process slightly more convenient. She merely said, “You can just put it there,” while pointing to the trolley. That moment summed up the entire experience for us. We won’t be returning. The service was lacking, and the food was just passable."
Positive Reviews
Jerelyn Koh
A slightly pricey yet tasty Korean spot that’s also pet-friendly, perfect for dining out with your furry friend. The food is flavorful and well-executed, justifying the higher price point. Do note that it’s fully self-service: ordering, payment, and tray returns are all self-service, so don’t expect table service. Still, a great option if you enjoy Korean food and don’t mind a casual, hands-on experience.
Brian Fang
Here's an edited version of the review: We picked this place for lunch. It's a cozy and well-decorated Korean eatery. It also has a separate, pet-friendly dining space. Ordering is done via a QR code provided on the table. They do have set lunches, but we opted for ala-carte instead. For two to share, we ordered Carbonara Korean Fried Chicken, Kimchi Pancake, Jjajangmyeon, Egg Roll, an Earl Grey Milk Latte (No Coffee), and Red Date Tea. After payment at the cashier, we were given a buzzer for self-collection. We were also directed to help ourselves to the banchan (kimchi, macaroni, and cucumber) and the free popcorn provided. The buzzer went off after about a 15-minute wait. Dishes were ready one after another, at intervals of a couple of minutes. Portions were big, befitting the cost of each dish. The food tasted really good. None of it dropped below our expectations; we totally enjoyed the food. The Earl Grey Milk Latte was slightly lacking, as the Earl Grey flavor was not quite strong enough to be enjoyed. After finishing our meal, we had to clear our own dishes back to the clearing point. Service-wise, I gave 3 stars. The staff were friendly, but aside from being led to the table and payment at the cashier, there was no other interaction. They also do not have a service charge. The environment was good overall, other than the slightly overpowering air conditioning. I will definitely return for their army stew and other menu items.
Ivan Yong
Definitely a fun place to have dinner. They've opened a new outlet at Punggol Coast Mall. It's a pet-friendly cafe and is self-service. The staff are friendly and will help allocate us to proper seating. Be careful of the stairs, as some people almost tripped while bringing food up.
Everett
Delicious and affordable Korean food! They have set lunches (with an additional discount for students), free-flow drinks, sides, and even popcorn! Would recommend their fried chicken.
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