Reserv Review

Sadly, some of the "food trucks" don't live up to the hype, so we get so called gourmet food tasting worse than fast food.
not all the places, but this one particular stall. need to be taught how to at a minimum defrost and cook meat.

You can enjoy French, Chinese, Indian, American, Teppei, ice cream, craft beer, etc. At night, it's a live hawker style and highly recommended by yourself or with friends!

A different dining experience in the day time and the night time. In the day time, there are hawker stalls which serve local delights at affordable prices. You can get a large cup of iced Teh Tarik at only $1.20. At night, the hawker stalls are closed but you get a live band and pub-like atmosphere. Dining options such as western and Japanese food are available both in the day and night time.

Unique vibes and quality food with free live band at night

Currently no live band. Bar close at 2215H. Must finish drinks by 2230H.

Great food options that are different from what you find in the rest of Singapore, but overpriced in my opinion.

A place to refuel when the endless road ahead drains you out.

Newly renovated place. Nice ambience with all food joints serving out of trailers. Nice eating and drinking options around. Surely more pricey than the food court in the vicinity of Galaxis building, however this a good spot for Friday night drinks with office colleagues.
Variety of foods from Indian, Chinese to even French options.
I recommend this Indian joint called Chit Chaat Chai - you'll get Desi Snacks like Papdi Chaat, Bhel Puri etc. Their lunch and dinner options are good too. Surprisingly good quality - the eatery has an A Rating by NEA.

Atas food court, the traditional food stalls close about 6pm, then all the western or atas stall will start opening up. Surprise to find my favorite apple cider there. Plenty of choices for food but it is not a everyday food court you can go to. Can be very costly meal.

Lot of options for food
Can dig into different cuisines
Happening place.

First time at Timbre+. Heard alot of comments on this place and decides to give it a try. It's a hipster up market "food center". Plenty of food & seats for large groups! I quite liked the food there.

Stoves are trucks and containers. Very interesting
Dried noodles are quite delicious.

Luxury foodcourt style. Nice design with container theme. More variety of food than normal foodcourt from indonesian to thai to western, chinese food. With live music come higher price per portion (10-20 bucks) though its not expensive as the portion is also bigger and there is beer counter.

Expensive and the food is meh. you have better places for drinking spots

Went there on a Saturday night ard 830pm and was surprised that many stalls r closed. Only Seafood stall, mookata and some western stalls r still opened.

Excellent food at superb prices. With just the most awesome live music and entertainment.

Live band! All the way until 1am! Their food seems to be overpriced

Had the WhoopAss beef burger at Big Bern. The patty was soft and juicy, but the chili con carne was not spicy enough for me. $10 for the burger with one side and an iced lemon tea.

Lively atmosphere with a blend of hipster f&b outlet and usual hawker stalls

It was a nice place to have lunch even on a hot afternoon, very breezy! The salad bar had a long line but the counter staff worked real quick. I was seated at the outdoor "temporary tent" area.

expensive food but accompanied with decent entertainment at the right times.

Good variety of food and different food cultures. However, prices are a bit higher than typical hawker centres. Don't forget to return your trays which come with a deposit charged to u.

Went there on a weekday evening, great music and great food the beef fries from Big Bern's was amazing

Cheap foods during lunch time. The stir fried, chicken rice stall and noodle stall are highly recommended. During night time, there are live performances as well and some fine dining. Well worth a visit.

Not many choices for Halal food...and the food the is pricey..compare to standard food court.

Good selection of food stalls ranging from the traditional hawker fare to more exotic foreign food. Place is hot because of no air conditioning and crowded during weekday lunch time.

Good music, a lil bit too loud but good nonetheless. Food is nice and reasonably priced with good portions.

Some decent bands. Huge collection of craft beers but a bit on the expensive side.

the environment is good, the band is so so, might not a good place to chit chat as the band music was too loud.

Quite a good place for a good cold beer after a hard days work but if you are looking for a quiet place, then this is not a very suitable place.

Nice place to chill and with a lot of affordable nice food !. Come with great band too !

Reasonable price for beers, stick to western n fried stuff.

Crazy packed at lunchtime on weekdays but I keep going because I really like the salads from Food Anatomy. Kopifellas make good coffee and yuanyang, too. I've been a couple times in the evening for the music and so far it's been a good experience. One-north is a cool place in general and Timbre+ is core to that.

Great place close to where Im working, food from everywhere, easy, and some really, really good

Lots of obscure bottled craft beers. Archipelago on the tap but it's not my favourite poison.
There are different stalls here serving cuisine from around the world.
Filipino lechon and thai pork basil rice is pretty tasty.

I'm not digging the live band on Tuesday.
Remember to take your food tray and return it to get $1 back!

A great Oasis any time of the day! We had Thai mango with sticky rice and coconut ice cream!

More expensive than alot of places in Singapore and is modern style. Quality is about what you find anywhere in Singapore but for 5-12sgd

Timbre plus is the result of jtc screwing over everyone else who works in the area, who previously enjoyed cheap hawker food.

In the day time , half of the centre operates like a typical hawker center. at night it is a non air conditioned pub with more hipster hawker food. essentially, It is a hawker centre with a stage with bands that sing English songs, and a bar that stocks more kinds of beer vs a regular hawker centre with a busker with Tiger Beer with ice cubes.

Drinks:
Go a little earlier before 6pm, and you can buy cheap fruit juices and canned drinks. Other than that, there s a bar that sells a lot of kinds of beer, the cheapest at $10 a bottle.
I went there for dinner in the evening on a week night. It was so so hot, that the beer became warm quickly. I need beer with ice, man.

Food:
There s chinese stir-fry with the crab bee Hoon etc. Also, Thai food, mala, vegetarian food, Taiwanese food, chicken wings, an American grill, fish and chips (halal) and some kind of Indian vegetarian fare right in one corner. Food prices range from $6 for a bowl of noodles to $30 for a wagyu steak.

The Taiwanese street food store seemed really popular, but the bubble tea is really horrible, the sausages were dry and hard.

The new beef noodles is nice, and the mala store is pretty gd too.

The tray return:
It s a really well intentioned but failed system. Every meal with a tray, gets charged an additional $1 as a deposit. You have no choice about it. You are expected to return your tray with your utensils at little windows with conveyor belts. The aunties and uncles working in the receiving room where the conveyor belt feeds to, seemed to be really stressed as the trays pile up on their end. Then, $1 is refunded By an automatic coin dispense, as the tray passes through the entrance onto the conveyor belt....and Guess what! Those $1 coins run out. Ask about it from the Cleaners and you will get shrugs it seems like a very normal occurence . So just mentally add a dollar to all the prices you see, because chances are you won t get it back. At the end of it, you not only returned the tray for free but you paid to do it! So what does timbre do with all these extra dollars they are collecting hmm?

Conclusion :

All in all it s a place you d go if you want some food and you happened to be in the area. it s sweltering, and the hipster hawkers and bar staff look pretty miserable. Right across the road there s cafes and bars with aircon and the food is not that much more expensive too. Go into the building, and there s a Koufu. So I m feeling like the concept of this place is a little strange. Is it a restaurant or a hawker centre? But I guess I m not really into the music.

Also, The live music made it too loud to talk. Don t sit near the stage if your intention is to catch up with friends, there s some sheltered benches on the hawker store side of the complex.

Great food selection. Live band each night. Be sure to download the Timbre+ app for discounts... and the ability to request the band to play special requests!

Quite a good place to hang out and eat. Love the ambiance and it is near my workplace. The food is great they have many choices.

If you like hawker centre but cannot compromise on ambience, this is for you Price range is in between food court and restaurant. Plenty of drink choices at the bar. Live gig starts from 8pm++. Band is called The Common People

Nice place, nice ambience specially towards the evening. Appreciate the level of cleanliness.

It's not easy, to be me (Superman). That's the music the live band there sing me,u dedicate through sms

Clean food court with nice selection of food. Tray return and get refunded $1 works well...