Changi Airport’s Terminal 4 is now open to the public, and with it comes a multitude of food options – some of which are not even available in the other terminals.

Whether you’re looking for a culinary treat suitable for a meal with your family, or a casual bar where you can kick back and relax before catching your flight, there will be something new and exciting for you to try. Here’re some key highlights for your next visit to the terminal. 

If you’re just visiting the terminal:

Enjoy a hearty meal with your family at London Fat Duck

Nestled comfortably in Changi’s newest terminal, London Fat Duck is the perfect option for a casual, yet hearty meal with your family. With the myriad of signature dishes available, dining with your family would definitely be a great reason to order a few extra dishes to share. 

If you’re not sure where to start, we recommend the Black Pepper London Duck Bun. J­ust imagine sinking your teeth into a bun generously stuffed with duck meat. Dubbed the “Wagyu of Duck”, London Fat Duck’s roasted duck dishes boast a quality, special breed of Irish ducks which roast with a distinct flavour.

Talk about the perfect blend of flavours exploding in your mouth. Just be warned: all it takes is one bite to get addicted to the rich flavour!

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Location: Level 2, Public Area

Catch up over a casual and affordable meal with friends at Andes by Astons

At Andes by Astons, you’ll be able to get an appetizer, main course, and dessert at affordable prices. And these affordable prices even apply to the wide array of steak cuts and seafood that the restaurant has to offer.

If you’re with a group of friends, you can add on a couple of extra sides to share. From their crowd favourite, the creamy mac and cheese, to onion rings and potato wedges, trust us when we say that you’ll be spoilt for choice. 

Location: Level 2, Public Area

Impress your date at Sushi Goshin

Surprise your date with an authentic Japanese dining experience at Sushi Goshin. Sitting by the sushi bar and watching the chef prepare your orders right in front of you will transport both you and your date to the streets of Japan. 

If you’re looking for a more private dining experience, grab a table overlooking the terminal and watch people hustling below you while you enjoy your meal. With more than 100 dishes on the menu, you can try conquering as many dishes as possible with your partner-in-crime by your side.

Location: Level 2, Public Area

If you're jetting off:

Have a classy meal with your family at Yi Dian Xin by Imperial Treasure

If you have a couple of hours to spare before your flight takes off, take a trip down the streets of Hong Kong with your family at Yi Dian Xin by Imperial Treasure. The restaurant has an extensive menu that includes a delicious selection of dim sum, congee and roast meats, among other things.

With fun shaped dim sum to intrigue the children, you know what to do if your kids aren’t the biggest fans of inflight meals. As a bonus, dishes such as the Deep Fried Porcupine Bun with Red Bean Paste (pictured above) are also rather Instagramable!

Location: Level 2, Transit

Get the party started with your friends at Tiger Den

Why not get the party going while waiting for your flight? Relax with a beer in hand, and watch T4’s Petalclouds with your mates. The Petalclouds boast movement that is perfectly synchronised to animated lighting and music, and can easily be described as a magical mix of art, music, and science.

If you haven’t had time to plan out the details of your trip (don’t worry, we understand how hectic life can get), there’s no better way to do it than with an ice-cold Tiger Beer, served fresh from the custom-built draft beer system. 

And when you feel your tummy starting to rumble, give Tiger Den’s chilli crab bun a try. Fluffy buns, succulent meat, and a dash of carrots… what more can you ask for?

Location: Level 2, Transit

Satisfy even the pickiest of eaters at the International Food Hall

Every group is bound to have that one picky eater who says no to just about every dining option (we’ve all been there). And if you haven’t had to deal with anyone like that, well, it might be time to face up to the fact that it might be you. Jokes aside, Terminal 4’s International Food Hall will appease even the pickiest of eaters.

It is essentially nine mini restaurants, all housed under one roof. From spicy Indian curries to Vietnamese pho, the International Food Hall carries Thai, Vietnamese, Indian, and Japanese cuisines, among others. So there’s no need to get into an argument about food before you jet off – leave that for after you get to your destination!

Location: Level 2, Transit

With the surplus of unique dining options to choose from, Changi Airport’s Terminal 4 has an eatery for everybody. From casual dining options for groups of friends, to classier restaurants for the family, you won’t run out of choices at Changi’s newest terminal!