# Western Food & Steakhouses in Woodlands

In Singapore, "Western food" covers everything from hawker and coffee-shop stalls selling chicken chop, fish and chips and black pepper steak to steakhouses and grills. Steak cuts and grades vary, so compare origin, grade and weight on the menu, not just the price. Hawker stalls usually charge nett prices; restaurants often add service charge and GST.

## Key facts
- Listings: 7
- Median years in business: 11

## How to choose
- Compare steaks by origin, grade and weight, not just the menu price.
- Check whether prices are nett or "++".
- Ask how steak is cooked by default and whether sides are included.
- For halal Western food, check the outlet on the MUIS directory.

## Listings (top 7)
- [Hot Tomato Cafe & Grill](https://lookup.sg/biz/hot-tomato-cafe-and-grill-woodlands), Woodlands · Causeway Point, 1 Woodlands Sq · 1 min walk from Woodlands MRT
- [Collin's Grille Bento](https://lookup.sg/biz/collins-grille-bento-woodlands), Woodlands · Blk 306 Food Loft · 4 min walk from Marsiling MRT
- [Common Grill by Collin's](https://lookup.sg/biz/common-grill-by-collins-woodlands), Woodlands · 306 Food Loft · 4 min walk from Marsiling MRT
- [Jack's Place](https://lookup.sg/biz/jacks-place-woodlands), Woodlands · #02-05/06 Woodlands Civic Centre · 2 min walk from Woodlands MRT · registered 2011
- [ANDES by Astons](https://lookup.sg/biz/andes-by-astons-woodlands), Woodlands · Woodlands Sq, #01-13/16 Woods Square, 6 · 2 min walk from Woodlands MRT · registered 2015
- [Mel's Western](https://lookup.sg/biz/mels-western), Woodlands · 4 Woodlands Street 12, #01-37 · 8 min walk from Marsiling MRT
- [Halal Western Cuisine](https://lookup.sg/biz/halal-western-cuisine), Woodlands · North of Temasek · 1 min walk from Woodlands MRT

## FAQs
### What counts as Western food in Singapore?
Locally, "Western food" usually means dishes such as chicken chop, fish and chips, black pepper steak and pasta, sold at hawker and coffee-shop stalls as well as restaurants. Steakhouses and grills are listed here too.

### What does "++" mean on a Singapore menu?
"++" means a 10% service charge and 9% GST will be added. GST is charged on the service charge too, so the multiplier is 1.1 × 1.09 = 1.199 – a $50++ meal costs about $59.95. IRAS lets restaurants that levy a service charge show pre-GST prices, but they must state prominently that prices are subject to GST and service charge.

### What happened to the A, B, C, D hygiene grades in Singapore?
From 19 January 2026 SFA replaced the annual A–D hygiene grade with the SAFE framework. Outlets now get A (more than three years with no major lapse), B (one to three years), NEW (operating under a year) or C (a court conviction for a food-safety offence or a licence suspension under the demerit-points system). Scan the QR code on the SFA licence at the counter to see the current grade.

## Sources
- MUIS – Certified Eating Establishments: https://muis.gov.sg/Halal/Halal-Certification/Certified-Eating-Establishments
- IRAS – Displaying and quoting prices (GST): https://www.iras.gov.sg/taxes/goods-services-tax-(gst)/basics-of-gst/invoicing-price-display-and-record-keeping/displaying-and-quoting-prices
- SFA – New Safety Assurance for Food Establishment (SAFE) framework: https://www.sfa.gov.sg/news-publications/newsroom/new-safety-assurance-for-food-establishment--safe--framework--to-strengthen-food-safety

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Source: Lookup (https://lookup.sg) · Data as of October 2026 · Listings compiled from Singapore government open data (data.gov.sg), OneMap and Overture Maps places. Free listings never show contact details; contact details appear only on Lookup Verified listings.