Inside The Gardens Themselves.
A Long Table In The West
We sit inside Jurong Lake Gardens, in a mass-timber pavilion that runs long and low along the park. Open from eleven Tuesday to Friday, and from nine at weekends. Closed Mondays. Come for the late afternoon and stay for dinner.
- Best for
- Golden-hour dinners
- Also
- Slow weekend brunch
- And
- Walks that end in dessert
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The Pavilion Is Half The Pleasure
Warm timber columns the height of trees, fans turning overhead, and the Chinese Gardens gate framed at the end of the colonnade. Walk the park first, then take a long table and let the afternoon go.
- Seated, private events
- Up to 100
- Garden shuttle
- Available
- Dogs
- Alfresco areas
Celebrate Under The Colonnade
Long tables run the length of the colonnade, with lantern light above them and the lake going gold at the end of the afternoon. Marry under the timber, then sit down where the park is still there through every opening.
The Away Day Worth The Drive West
Lunch under the colonnade with the park on every side, and somewhere to walk between sessions instead of a corridor. Bring the department west and the day stops feeling like a day spent in a room.
What Guests Say
5 out of 5A hidden gem at Jurong Lake Gardens! 🌿 As my daughter had an activity at NTU, we wanted to find a nice, quiet and relaxing place in the west to celebrate her birthday.
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A hidden gem at Jurong Lake Gardens! 🌿 As my daughter had an activity at NTU, we wanted to find a nice, quiet and relaxing place in the west to celebrate her birthday. We decided to try The Canopy at Jurong Lake Gardens, and what a pleasant surprise it was! 🙂 It’s just a short walk from the car park. After crossing the Chinese Garden bridge, The Canopy is just behind the iconic Chinese gate — a little hidden, but definitely worth discovering. The restaurant is very spacious, and the food was surprisingly good and the portions were generous. We noticed a few couples and families enjoying their dinner there as well. It’s also pet-friendly, with plenty of outdoor tables. What really stood out was the warm and friendly service. The staff were extremely helpful and went out of their way to help us prepare the birthday cake we brought along for the celebration. Unfortunately, I didn’t get the names of the waiters, but I would really like to thank the entire team for their wonderful service and for making my daughter’s birthday celebration even more special. A quiet and relaxing hidden gem — definitely worth a visit if you’re around Jurong Lake Gardens! 🎂❤️
5 out of 5We held the company’s 50th Anniversary at Canopy Jurong Lake Gardens and had a wonderful experience!
Emily WongRead moreRead less
We held the company’s 50th Anniversary at Canopy Jurong Lake Gardens and had a wonderful experience! With our company based in the west of Singapore, the location was convenient, and the venue comfortably accommodated our group of around 100 people.
We loved the restaurant’s atmosphere and event setup. The food was delicious, especially the mushroom soup!
A special thank you to Alvin and the staff for being so helpful and always doing their best to accommodate our requests. Thank you also to Edward for patiently answering our many questions throughout the planning process.
A lovely venue for company celebrations and gatherings in the west. Thank you for helping make our milestone celebration memorable!
5 out of 5Very warm evening at the Jurong lake Mid Autumn light festival. Too big a place to walk, if you have strollers, scooters, prams. Do bring them.
Shawn CRead moreRead less
Very warm evening at the Jurong lake Mid Autumn light festival. Too big a place to walk, if you have strollers, scooters, prams. Do bring them. Carpark are quite far away as all HDB carparks are full.
Food choices are very little, most are snacks. You can eat at nearby Teban Gardens Hawker and then walk over.
4 out of 5Had a nice dinner here! The restaurant was slightly crowded, but the service was still attentive and friendly. We ordered the aglio olio and truffle pizza.
Alex FooRead moreRead less
Had a nice dinner here! The restaurant was slightly crowded, but the service was still attentive and friendly. We ordered the aglio olio and truffle pizza. The pizza was slightly overcooked, but overall we still enjoyed the food and had a pleasant dining experience. Thank you for the hospitality!
5 out of 5Food was pretty decent, where we tried the har cheong gai (prawn paste chicken winglets), the Hainanese pork chop with rice, a dry laksa linguine with tobiko, and a kid's fish &…
Roy LimRead moreRead less
Food was pretty decent, where we tried the har cheong gai (prawn paste chicken winglets), the Hainanese pork chop with rice, a dry laksa linguine with tobiko, and a kid's fish & chips meal. But the service was next level. We visited on a Saturday when the Mid-Autumn Festival was being held and had to wait an hour just to get seated. Despite that, the young lady at the hostess counter did an amazing job of keeping her cool to handle the never-ending queue of new customers while simultaneously rushing in to furiously clear and wipe down tables (she was literally doing at least two person's work). And kudos to the gentleman manning the bar (and the payment counter; another work whiz) who did his best to get me my beer (so I could drink and wait for a table in the sweltering evening weather) first over the long list of orders he had to fulfil. These two won me over (and a small tip).
A Look Around
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Inside Jurong Lake Gardens
Open in Maps- Address
- 70 Yuan Ching Road, #01-02, Singapore 619675
- Hours
- Closed Mondays. Tuesday to Friday 11:30am to 10:00pm; Saturday and Sunday 11:00am to 10:00pm
- By MRT
- Lakeside MRT, then an easy ten-minute walk through the gardens; the walk in is part of the outing.
- Parking
- Jurong Lake Gardens carparks off Yuan Ching Road, a few minutes' sheltered walk away; weekends fill by late morning.
Before You Come
We sit inside the gardens themselves, in the mass-timber pavilion along the main axis. Follow the gardens' signage from the Yuan Ching Road carparks or from Lakeside MRT and you will walk straight to us.
Take The Long Table Under The Colonnade.
The pavilion does its best work at golden hour.
