Guide To Geneo @ Singapore Science Park: Food At Geneo & Things To Do
Geneo @ Singapore Science Park is the newest aesthetic spot in town! Head down to check out the stunning architecture, all the things to do in Geneo and food at Geneo for your next family outing.
There's a new aesthetic spot in Singapore turning heads for its grand foyer and urban greenery–and it may very well be the next reason you go to Kent Ridge. That's Geneo @ Singapore Science Park, the latest mixed-use development to crop up on our Little Red Dot. Located in a business hub dedicated to life sciences and innovation, Geneo adds a great dose of community-friendly facilities, beautiful spaces, a serviced apartment, co-working spaces, and, of course, food–all packed in this spacious enclave spanning 39,000 square feet.
You'll bet there'll be more kid-friendly events taking place at Geneo soon, so check out what this science and business hub has to offer, including food at Geneo and what to do at Geneo with kids. Currently, there are a good number of F&B establishments open, but there will be more retail and food amenities opening in the future.
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Food at Geneo @ Singapore Science Park
Luckin Coffee: Coffee run at Geneo
Need a quick pick-me-up while innovating (or exploring the photo-worthy spaces of Geneo)? There's a Luckin Coffee right here, so you can easily get your caffeine fix. Pick up their popular beverages such as the Coconut Latte, or try whatever's on their daily deals that go as generous as 50%+ off or even 1-for-1!
Luckin Coffee, 1B Science Park Dr, #01-32, Geneo, Singapore 199315, www.luckincoffee.com
PUTIEN Geneo: Michelin-starred Fujian Cuisine
PUTIEN has landed at Geneo, so you can expect a feast of great Fujian cuisine. This Chinese restaurant has previously bagged a 1 Michelin star for 7 years in a row between 2016 and 2023. Go for their signatures such as the Fujian Red Mushroom Seafood Lor Mee, '100-Second' Stewed Yellow Croaker, PUTIEN's Bian Rou soup and more!
PUTIEN Geneo, 1B Science Park Drive, Geneo, #B1-33, Singapore 119315, www.putien.com
Ha-Jun Korean: Korean food at Geneo
For many of us, Korean food has practically become a daily staple! Well, you can now get your fix of classic Korean fare at Ha-Jun Korean at Geneo, whether it's comforting Bean Paste Soup, familiar Kimchi Fried Rice, or indulgent Kimchi Chicken Steamboat.
Ha-Jun Korean, 1B Science Park Drive, Geneo, Singapore 119315, www.instagram.com/hajunkorean
Read more: Guide To Korean BBQ Spots In Singapore
Great Nanyang Heritage Cafe Geneo: Kopitiam at Singapore Science Park
Great Nanyang Heritage Cafe has pretty much everything you need to get your Kopitiam fix: half-boiled eggs, toast bread and coffee, as well as Penang dishes, steamed buns, and other satisfying local tastes.
Great Nanyang Heritage Cafe, 1B Science Park Dr, #B1-32, Geneo, Singapore 119315, www.instagram.com/greatnanyang
Grains & Co: Healthy bowls at Geneo
Fancy a nourishing tofu bowl or a bowl for an energy boost? Grains & Co has an array of yummy superfood bowls for those craving a guilt-free meal. Order one of their signature bowls or build your own with your choice of bases, supplements, dressings and protein.
Grains & Co, 1B Science Park Dr, B2-41 Geneo, Singapore 119315, www.grainsandco.sg
Swensen's Unlimited: Halal buffet at Geneo (Opening soon)
Swensen's Unlimited has yet to open at Geneo, but it's great to have another great buffet option in Singapore. Not only do you get access to an unlimited ice cream bar and waffles, but there are also live cooking stations and a spread of hot dishes, seafood and more. Swensen's Unlimited is also a halal restaurant, so everyone can join in on the feast.
Swensen's Unlimited, 1 Science Park Dr, #01-06, Singapore 118221, www.unlimited.swensens.com.sg
More food at Geneo @ Singapore Science Park:
Bread Talk: #B2-37/38
Fun Toast: #B2-42/43
Olive & Peach: #01-31
Pasta Express+: #B2-39
Subway: TBA
Things to do at Geneo
The Canopy: Instagrammable event plaza
There are many reasons to be in awe of The Canopy, Geneo's 3,000-square-metre event plaza. This area at the entrance of Geneo is visually stunning, with mass engineered timber (MET) pillars towering some 27 metres tall, branching off to a louvred glass canopy. It's also where plenty of events are expected to take place, with a capacity of about 300 pax. On a regular day, though, you can simply hang out at this naturally ventilated space and enjoy the view before you.
The Seed: Outdoor garden at Geneo
Geneo is not lacking in green spaces—case in point: The Seed, a ginger-themed genomic garden. Besides playing host to specially selected ginger plant species, this outdoor garden at Geneo is beautifully landscaped. It features a lily pond and lots of shrubs for a great dose of oxygen.
Fitness Corner at Geneo
Designed by Italian artist Vito Di Bari, the fitness corner (known as MyEquilibria) has perhaps the most interesting fitness system we've ever seen. This 7-metre-tall sculpture allows people to do over 500 different types of exercise from nine sports disciplines. You'll soon be able to find it over at 5 Science Park Drive, just opposite Geneo.
Bicycle facilities at Geneo
Cyclists have plenty of reason to head to Geneo, thanks to its bike-friendly facilities. There are a total of 466 bicycle lots at Geneo, as well as shower and locker facilities, all meant to promote the Singapore Green Plan 2030.
Visit Kent Ridge Park
Kent Ridge Park is just an 8-minute walk from Geneo, making Geneo a great spot to drop by for some food after spending the day outdoors. The park is known to be the site of one of the last WWII battles in Singapore, and now has easy walking paths, ponds, and even a mountain bike trail.
Citadines Science Park Singapore: Serviced apartment & co-working spaces at Geneo
Geneo is now home to the new Citadines Science Park Singapore, a serviced residence. It's got everything you need for a comfy stay, including a 24-hour fitness centre, an infinity swimming pool with a great view, a launderette and more. There's also a co-working space here that's open 24 hours for guests to use.
How to get to Geneo @ Singapore Science Park
By train: The nearest MRT station to Geneo is Kent Ridge MRT with sheltered access to Geneo. Kent Ridge MRT station is just an 8-minute walk from Geneo.
By bus: There are a couple of bus stops outside Geneo: 5 Sc Pk Dr off the AYE and 1a Sci Pk Dr and Ascent on Science Park Drive.
By car: Parking is available at Geneo @ Singapore Science Park. Parking is free on weekends and public holidays and standard charges apply on weekdays between 12am to 5.59pm. Parking is free from 6pm – 11.59pm.
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