Leisure Park Kallang (5 Stadium Walk, beside the Kallang waterfront and the National Stadium) is a compact lifestyle mall whose ground floor has quietly become a solid dining stop for match-goers, families and skaters using the mall's ice rink. It is the home base of the Joyden Concepts group, so several of its stronger sit-down options — Cantonese, Taiwanese, Hong Kong and Japanese — sit under one roof, alongside a well-loved ramen chain, budget Italian and neighbourhood bakeries. It is a casual, mid-range food cluster rather than a fine-dining destination, and is easiest to reach on foot from Stadium MRT on the Circle Line.
Last verified: September 2026. Hours and prices can change — we re-check our guides regularly, but do confirm before a special trip.
The list
Marutama Ramen Japanese (Ramen) · $$
Popular ramen chain known for its rich, collagen-heavy chicken paitan broth, handmade noodles and overnight-simmered char siu.
- Cuisine: Japanese (Ramen)
- Price: $$ · Around S$14-21 per bowl
- Must-try: Marutama Ramen (chicken collagen paitan broth), Char Siu Marutama Ramen, Zenbu Nose Ramen
- Where: 5 Stadium Walk, #01-33/34/35 Leisure Park Kallang, Singapore 397693
- Area: Kallang
- Nearest MRT: Stadium (CC6)
- Halal: No
Joyden Canton Chinese (Cantonese) · $$$
Joyden Concepts' Cantonese restaurant serving classic and reimagined Cantonese dishes in a comfortable sit-down setting.
- Cuisine: Chinese (Cantonese)
- Price: $$$ · Mid-range sit-down; sharing dishes
- Where: 5 Stadium Walk, Leisure Park Kallang, Singapore 397693
- Area: Kallang
- Nearest MRT: Stadium (CC6)
- Halal: No
Thai Village Restaurant Chinese-Teochew Seafood · $$$
Long-running Teochew-style seafood restaurant (established 1991) known for its braised superior shark's fin and premium banquet dishes.
- Cuisine: Chinese-Teochew Seafood
- Price: $$$ · Premium; lunch promotions and value set menus available
- Must-try: Braised Superior Shark's Fin soup, Black pepper crab, Pan-fried Japanese Wagyu with mushrooms
- Where: 5 Stadium Walk, Leisure Park Kallang, Singapore 397693
- Area: Kallang
- Nearest MRT: Stadium (CC6)
- Hours: 11:30am-3pm & 6pm-10pm daily
- Halal: No
Unabara Grilled Fish Japanese · $$
Joyden Concepts' Japanese outlet specialising in traditional grilled fish teishoku sets and seasonal specials.
- Cuisine: Japanese
- Price: $$ · Mid-range Japanese set meals
- Must-try: Grilled Fish Teishoku
- Where: 5 Stadium Walk, Leisure Park Kallang, Singapore 397693
- Area: Kallang
- Nearest MRT: Stadium (CC6)
Hennessy HK Foodhall Hong Kong / Street Food · $$
Joyden Concepts food-hall concept bringing together HK-style roast meats, springy fishball noodles, wok dishes and local hawker favourites.
- Cuisine: Hong Kong / Street Food
- Price: $$ · Casual food-hall pricing
- Must-try: Hong Kong-style roast meats, Teochew fishball noodles, Chilli ban mian
- Where: 5 Stadium Walk, Leisure Park Kallang, Singapore 397693
- Area: Kallang
- Nearest MRT: Stadium (CC6)
- Halal: No
Song Yue Taiwan Cuisine Taiwanese · $$
Joyden Concepts' Taiwanese restaurant emphasising high-quality produce sourced directly from Taiwan.
- Cuisine: Taiwanese
- Price: $$ · Mid-range sit-down
- Where: 5 Stadium Walk, Leisure Park Kallang, Singapore 397693
- Area: Kallang
- Nearest MRT: Stadium (CC6)
- Halal: No
Hainan Street Cafe Hainanese / Kopitiam · $
Joyden Concepts' nostalgic Hainanese cafe serving traditional kaya toast, soft-boiled eggs, pork chop sets and local dishes like curry chicken and prawn laksa.
- Cuisine: Hainanese / Kopitiam
- Price: $ · Budget-friendly toast sets and rice/noodle dishes
- Must-try: Hainanese-style kaya toast, Soft-boiled eggs, Pork chop set
- Where: 5 Stadium Walk, Leisure Park Kallang, Singapore 397693
- Area: Kallang
- Nearest MRT: Stadium (CC6)
- Halal: No
Saizeriya Italian (Casual) · $
Wallet-friendly Japanese-Italian family chain popular for cheap pasta, pizza, doria and its signature escargot.
- Cuisine: Italian (Casual)
- Price: $ · Value Italian; many dishes under S$10
- Must-try: Milano-style Doria, Escargot
- Where: 5 Stadium Walk, Leisure Park Kallang, Singapore 397693
- Area: Kallang
- Nearest MRT: Stadium (CC6)
- Halal: No
The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf Cafe / Coffee · $$
Familiar coffee-chain cafe for a caffeine stop, cakes and light bites before a match or a skate.
- Cuisine: Cafe / Coffee
- Price: $$ · Cafe pricing for drinks and light bites
- Must-try: Ice Blended drinks
- Where: 5 Stadium Walk, Leisure Park Kallang, Singapore 397693
- Area: Kallang
- Nearest MRT: Stadium (CC6)
Dian Dian Pastry House Bakery · $
Neighbourhood pastry house for breads, buns and pastries to grab on the go.
- Cuisine: Bakery
- Price: $ · Budget bakery items
- Where: 5 Stadium Walk, Leisure Park Kallang, Singapore 397693
- Area: Kallang
- Nearest MRT: Stadium (CC6)
Au Croissant Bakery / Cafe · $
Bakery-cafe for croissants, pastries and coffee within the mall.
- Cuisine: Bakery / Cafe
- Price: $ · Budget bakery and cafe items
- Must-try: Croissants
- Where: 5 Stadium Walk, Leisure Park Kallang, Singapore 397693
- Area: Kallang
- Nearest MRT: Stadium (CC6)
A Star Curry Puff Local Snacks · $
Grab-and-go stall for freshly made curry puffs and local snacks.
- Cuisine: Local Snacks
- Price: $ · A few dollars per puff
- Must-try: Curry puffs
- Where: 5 Stadium Walk, Leisure Park Kallang, Singapore 397693
- Area: Kallang
- Nearest MRT: Stadium (CC6)
Subway Sandwiches / Fast Food · $
Made-to-order sub sandwiches and salads for a quick, customisable meal.
- Cuisine: Sandwiches / Fast Food
- Price: $ · Budget sub sandwiches
- Must-try: Submarine sandwiches
- Where: 5 Stadium Walk, Leisure Park Kallang, Singapore 397693
- Area: Kallang
- Nearest MRT: Stadium (CC6)
Burger King Fast Food (Burgers) · $
Reliable fast-food stop for flame-grilled burgers and fries, handy for families and kids.
- Cuisine: Fast Food (Burgers)
- Price: $ · Budget fast food
- Must-try: Whopper
- Where: 5 Stadium Walk, Leisure Park Kallang, Singapore 397693
- Area: Kallang
- Nearest MRT: Stadium (CC6)
- Halal: No
At a glance: compare every spot
| Spot | Cuisine | Price | Area | Halal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Marutama Ramen | Japanese (Ramen) | $$ | Kallang | No |
| Joyden Canton | Chinese (Cantonese) | $$$ | Kallang | No |
| Thai Village Restaurant | Chinese-Teochew Seafood | $$$ | Kallang | No |
| Unabara Grilled Fish | Japanese | $$ | Kallang | — |
| Hennessy HK Foodhall | Hong Kong / Street Food | $$ | Kallang | No |
| Song Yue Taiwan Cuisine | Taiwanese | $$ | Kallang | No |
| Hainan Street Cafe | Hainanese / Kopitiam | $ | Kallang | No |
| Saizeriya | Italian (Casual) | $ | Kallang | No |
| The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf | Cafe / Coffee | $$ | Kallang | — |
| Dian Dian Pastry House | Bakery | $ | Kallang | — |
| Au Croissant | Bakery / Cafe | $ | Kallang | — |
| A Star Curry Puff | Local Snacks | $ | Kallang | — |
| Subway | Sandwiches / Fast Food | $ | Kallang | — |
| Burger King | Fast Food (Burgers) | $ | Kallang | No |
Your questions answered
What kind of food can I find at Leisure Park Kallang?
Mostly casual to mid-range sit-down restaurants and grab-and-go options on the ground floor: Japanese ramen and grilled fish, Cantonese and Taiwanese cuisine, a Hong Kong-style food hall, Teochew-style seafood, a Hainanese kopitiam cafe, budget Italian, plus bakeries and fast food. It is a family-friendly food cluster rather than a fine-dining destination.
How do I get to Leisure Park Kallang by MRT?
The mall is at 5 Stadium Walk (S397693), a short walk from Stadium MRT (CC6) on the Circle Line. Kallang MRT on the East-West Line is also within reach but slightly further on foot.
Is there halal food at Leisure Park Kallang?
Many of the sit-down options serve pork or are not halal-certified, so Muslim diners should not assume the cluster is halal. Always check each outlet's current halal status directly before dining, as certification can change.
What are the price ranges for food here?
It spans budget to mid-range. Expect a few dollars for curry puffs, bakery items and fast food; roughly S$14-21 for a bowl of ramen; and higher bills at the sit-down Cantonese and Teochew seafood restaurants, especially for premium dishes like shark's fin.
Do I need to book, and is it busy on match days?
The mall sits beside the National Stadium and Singapore Sports Hub, so it can get busy around events and on weekends. For the larger sit-down restaurants, especially Thai Village and Joyden Canton, it is worth reserving ahead or arriving early; casual and grab-and-go outlets generally do not need bookings.