WEAVE Sentosa: New Mall At RWS With Foodie Faves & IG-Worthy Vibes
With so many kids' activities available, we love spending weekends in Singapore at Sentosa. And now there's even more reason to pay a visit to our favourite holiday island: the brand-new WEAVE mall at Resorts World Sentosa (RWS)! This lifestyle space has plenty of great F&B options plus some fab retail stores that make it a good pitstop before you head off to explore the likes of Universal Studios Singapore and the new Singapore Oceanarium. Read on to find out more about the latest mall in Sentosa and what to eat at WEAVE.
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Aesthetic new mall in Sentosa: Things to do at WEAVE
In case you're wondering, WEAVE actually takes up the space previously known as 'The Forum' at RWS. It's been given a gorgeous facelift and we love that it's packed with lush greenery and every corner and is flooded with plenty of natural light. You know what that means: lots of Instagrammable areas and a sight for sore eyes when you're aiming to recharge after a long day at one of RWS' attractions.
If you're wondering what to do at WEAVE, there's plenty! Besides it being within arm's reach of attractions such as the all-new Singapore Oceanarium, Universal Studios Singapore, Adventure Cove Waterpark and Sentosa Sensoryscape, WEAVE is home to flagship and concept stores exclusive to Asia, plus an array of F&B options. These stores are spread out over three floors spanning 20,000 sqm!
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Restaurants & cafes at WEAVE Sentosa
WEAVE Sentosa was undergoing renovations over the past year, so we're ecstatic that there are now plenty of new food options at WEAVE RWS. Here are some of our top picks:
Standard Bread: Popular Korean bakery
Standard Bread is a household name in Korea, and now you can find its first-ever international outlet right here at WEAVE! They're known for their fresh artisanal bakes, with the salted butter bread being a must-try. You'll get the try RWS-exclusive bakes such as Maple Bacon and Garlic Toast and Truffle Mushroom and Cheese Toast.
Coach Coffee Shop at WEAVE Sentosa
You heard that right, you can now find the first-ever Coach Coffee Shop at WEAVE Sentosa. Take your pick from an array of sandwiches, breakfast dishes and soft serve ice cream and pair this with coffee or tea–all specially selected for this luxurious cafe.
Chagee: BBT at WEAVE Sentosa
Singapore's latest bubble tea craze is now at WEAVE! Pick up your favourite Chagee brews for a mid-day energy boost!
Moutarde & Sundae Royale by a Michelin-starred chef
Michelin-starred chef Pail Pairet has opened two new F&B spaces at WEAVE: French kitchen Moutarde where you can find French classics with a twist; and Sundae Royale for sinful soft-serve and sorbets–perfect for a treat for the little ones.
Senmo Coffee: Cafe at WEAVE
Coffee is a must for the parents who are gearing up for a day at RWS. Get your caffeine needs sorted at Senmo Coffee at WEAVE, where you can find speciality brews with local flavours–think Pandan Coconut Lattes and Rose Lattes.
More food at WEAVE
Asian Dining Food Hall: Food hall with diverse selection of Asian dishes.
Chatterbox: Singaporean food with a live seafood display.
DRIM Gold: Korean steakhouse and grill.
Din Tai Fung: Chinese cuisine with the first-ever Din Tai Fung cocktail bar.
Homm: Thai-inspired desserts including Thai tea bingsu and shokupan toast.
IRVINS: Snack kiosk at WEAVE.
JUMBO Premium: Seafood and dimsum at WEAVE.
MENSHO X: Japanese ramen at WEAVE.
Old Seng Choong: Singapore-inspired bakes.
Peking Chamber: Modern Beijing cuisine.
Pierre Hermé Paris: French pastries.
Tivoli Coffee House: Western cafe inspired by the Tivoli garden in Copenhagen.
WeWa: Middle Eastern street food.
Xing Yue Xuan: Cantonese seafood restaurant.
Shopping at WEAVE Sentosa
There are some great new flagship retail stores at WEAVE Sentosa! We are eyeing the new adidas concept store, which features hyper-local products and a stylish, sporty collection. BIRKENSTOCK has also landed at WEAVE, as has Le Petit Society, which has a fun photo booth for families. Pick up an adventure-friendly camera from Propeller for your outings at RWS, and find all your resortwear and stylish swimwear at Vilebrequin and VILLA D'ÉTÉ.
How to get to WEAVE Sentosa
WEAVE is located at Resorts World Sentosa, making it convenient to get to by public transport or by car.
By public transport: From HarbourFront MRT Station, take the Sentosa Express from VivoCity Exit E, level 3, to Resorts World Station. You can also walk along the Sentosa Boardwalk from HarbourFront MRT to Resorts World Sentosa.
By car: There's ample parking at Resorts World Sentosa. The carpark connects straight to WEAVE.
WEAVE Sentosa opening hours
WEAVE Sentosa opens daily from 10.30am to 9.30pm, however note that individual F&B and retail stores may have different opening hours.
WEAVE, 8 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098269, www.rwsentosa.com
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