Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks at IMM elevates taste experiences through authentic Taiwanese street food culture, bringing Singapore's most beloved Taiwanese snack destination to the largest outlet mall environment. This exceptional food destination embodies Taiwan's rich street food heritage and passionate approach to flavor development, offering carefully prepared snacks that honor traditional recipes while adapting to local preferences. The restaurant serves as a cultural bridge connecting diners to authentic Taiwanese street food traditions through quality ingredients and traditional preparation methods.
The signature menu features legendary XXL Crispy Chicken, classic Taiwanese sausages, traditional bubble teas, innovative snack creations, and seasonal specialties that demonstrate Shihlin's commitment to authentic Taiwanese flavors and creative presentation while maintaining the bold tastes that have made Taiwanese street food internationally celebrated. Each menu item reflects understanding of proper preparation techniques and authentic seasoning that delivers genuine Taiwanese street food experiences.
Positioned within IMM's international snack district, Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks provides convenient access to authentic Taiwanese street food culture with efficient service that maintains the energetic atmosphere of traditional night markets. Whether seeking classic Taiwanese comfort snacks or exploring innovative flavor combinations, this destination delivers genuine Taiwanese street food excellence in Singapore's dynamic outlet dining scene.
All prices are in Singapore Dollar (S$ / SGD)
A menu from Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks featuring various value sets and drinks.
A menu board for Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks featuring XXL Crispy Chicken and other Taiwanese street food.
A menu board showcasing various Taiwanese street snacks and drinks from Shihlin.
Based on 10 reviews
Out of 239 shops
Out of 21 rated food places
Stevie
As a Taiwanese, I'm trying Taiwanese street food in Singapore for the first time. The fried chicken is fine, but it's cut, which isn't usually the case in Taiwan. The price is acceptable considering the high consumer price here. Come to Taiwan if you want the best taste!!
Zil
The entire IMM outlet told us they had instructions that redemption could not happen today. They said it could only start on June 1st, which is not valid because the T&Cs DID NOT STATE SO. Instead, it stated '30 DAYS FROM DATE OF PURCHASE,' and the QR code was already available for USE NOW. Expiry was also effective from NOW + a month. So what is this all about?!?! Your confusing internal communications have caused me a wasted trip to the branch and incurred extra parking charges just to try reasoning with the three staff members.
Chee Keong Chan
The mee sua is good as usual. Staff are friendly, too.
Koh Agnes
Favourite finger food on weekends, especially the fried pumpkin. Well, the chicken cutlet is getting thinner and thinner.
Guan Kun Tan
One of my go-to places for fried chicken cutlet. If you can tolerate the heat, request extra spicy. If not, you can even request non-spicy for the XXL Chicken Cutlet.
Hwee Qi Woon
My personal favorite Taiwanese fried chicken in Singapore. It's fresh, juicy, and well-seasoned. I asked for extra spicy in today's order. The staff is friendly, polite, and efficient.
Khai
My go-to comfort food. Anytime! The service crew is friendly as ever, and the food quality is good!
Venkata Rayala
I tried their XXL crispy fried chicken, and it was super hot and spicy. It tasted really good, but the quantity was so huge that I couldn't try any other items on the menu.
Lontongstrong
Quite nice Taiwanese comfort food. Takeaway only. The meal was served very efficiently, despite its popularity with mall visitors. It's clear that the XXL breaded fried chicken is by far the most popular menu item. If fiery fried chicken is your favorite, this one is right up your alley. The rice meal ($7.60) comes not only with the chicken, but also century egg and silky tofu as side dishes, all of which were of high quality. The chicken was succulent on the inside, while still being crispy on the outside. The century egg did not smell bad, unlike many similar products here in Singapore.
Poh Lee
Good food as always, and they have this new KEK collab cereal chicken which really has the Zi Char taste! It really exceeded my expectations!
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A Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks stall with staff serving customers and a menu displayed.
A menu from Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks featuring various value sets and drinks.
A menu board for Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks featuring XXL Crispy Chicken and other Taiwanese street food.
A Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks stall with a digital menu and customers ordering food.
A display of Taiwanese street food, featuring a large fried chicken cutlet and promotional materials.
A white plastic bag filled with fried chicken pieces on skewers from Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks.
A paper bag from Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks with their logo and website.
A close-up of Taiwanese street food, likely a savory crepe, served in a cardboard box.
A takeout box filled with crispy fried chicken and rice, next to a mug of iced beverage.
A close-up shot of a Taiwanese snack, likely a savory crepe, being held by chopsticks.
A white takeout box filled with sliced Taiwanese street snacks, garnished with cilantro.
A spread of Taiwanese street food including fried chicken, crispy pork, and noodles with a lemon cooler drink.
A close-up of a steaming bowl of Taiwanese street food with shredded chicken and noodles.
A close-up shot of crispy, seasoned fried chicken pieces in a paper bag with chopsticks.
A promotional poster for Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks' Super Ultra Spicy Burger.
A Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks stall with staff serving customers and digital menus displayed.
A menu board showcasing various Taiwanese street snacks and drinks from Shihlin.
A white plastic bag from Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks filled with crispy fried chicken.
A plastic bag from Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks filled with food.
A person is holding a large piece of fried chicken with tongs over a frying station.
A close-up shot of crispy, seasoned fried chicken pieces on skewers from Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks.
Two plastic bags filled with food from Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks on a bamboo mat.
Promotional posters for Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks featuring a tokidoki Christmas collaboration and Longan Red Date Tea.
The counter of Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks with staff preparing food and promotional posters.