- Choose the purpose: seafood dinner, Korean meal, groceries or a short neighbourhood look.
- Read the operator’s own page: record the street number, daily service window and last-order or collection condition.
- Book only when necessary: use the actual restaurant, then look for confirmation and any deposit rules.
- Keep the schedule flexible: leave room for rain, traffic and time between separate businesses.
- For children: compare how a restaurant, supermarket and retail fish counter serve different needs on one street.
- For 2027: recheck the same sources because individual business arrangements can change.
Why do local dining streets matter to a neighbourhood?
A cluster of street-level businesses can help a neighbourhood feel recognisable. Familiar staff, nearby housing and repeating local routines create a different identity from a shopping complex serving thousands of visitors. The important function is not only eating out; services and groceries can support residents’ everyday lives.
For a student learning urban geography, this creates a simple observation exercise. Draw the street with its different business types. Which activities bring people here in the morning, at lunchtime and in the evening? How would access change if the road had no safe crossings or the pavements were obstructed?
The answers show how commercial use, road design and neighbourhood routines interact. A short food outing can therefore teach something about the way cities organise daily activity.
What is happening from now until 2027?
October 2026: the three businesses named in this guide appear in their operators’ current published listings. Greenwood Avenue is an existing retail and dining destination, not a future construction project.
During 2027: expect the details worth checking to be menus, promotions, live stock, operating hours, reservations, public-holiday exceptions, tenants and any street access works. No source reviewed confirms an estate-wide reopening or closure for 2027.
If a named outlet moves or changes its service, update that outlet’s details rather than declaring that the entire Greenwood Avenue dining scene has closed. A single business change is not the same as a change to the neighbourhood’s built form.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Greenwood Fish Market?
The operator currently lists the Bukit Timah location at 34/38 Greenwood Avenue, Singapore 289236. Confirm late dining hours directly because different site pages show slightly different closing times.
Is Nami Korean Grill House also on Greenwood Avenue?
Yes. Nami lists 18 Greenwood Avenue and separate lunch and dinner periods, with earlier last-order times.
Can I buy groceries on Greenwood Avenue?
Cold Storage lists a store at 20 Greenwood Avenue, currently with 8am–10pm daily opening hours.
Is every Greenwood Avenue venue open seven days a week?
Do not assume that. The specific operators listed here publish their own hours, and others on the street may use different schedules.
Will Greenwood Avenue reopen in 2027?
The street and named businesses are already operating. No street-wide 2027 reopening is confirmed by the sources checked.
Sources and update
Checked 25 October 2026. See Greenwood Fish Market Bukit Timah branch, its contact and hours listing, Nami Korean Grill House branch and last-order details and Cold Storage Greenwood official store locator. Our earlier Greenwood Avenue restaurant guide offers broader dining background.
Why is Greenwood Avenue different from a mall?
Many shopping trips are planned around a large building. You enter, find the appropriate floor and choose from a directory. At Greenwood Avenue, separate low-rise business frontages line a street. That gives visitors a calmer, more neighbourhood-oriented experience, but it also means each shop controls its own hours.
A family going out for seafood may reserve a table and spend an entire evening there. Someone else may need a fast grocery stop. Neither trip requires the same timetable, clothing or budget. It would be misleading to promise that all businesses are open late just because a single restaurant takes dinner bookings.
Weather matters. The walk between premises is outdoors, so thunderstorms can turn an attractive strolling plan into an inconvenient one. For a special family meal, decide the destination first and make any adjacent stops optional.
Greenwood Fish Market: seafood dining and a fish counter
Greenwood Fish Market describes its original Bukit Timah restaurant as established in 2003, located at 34/38 Greenwood Avenue. Its current operator pages describe fresh oysters, seafood, fish, takeaway and a fresh-fish retail element in addition to table service.
One interesting detail is that the business is both a restaurant and a fish retailer. A visitor who wants to buy fresh seafood for home cooking has different questions from someone choosing a dinner table. For the first, check available fresh stock and collection arrangements; for the second, confirm dining hours and seating.
The operator publishes slightly different closing times across pages—one gives around 10pm, another 10.30pm. A responsible guide should not invent a precise last-order time from that discrepancy. Call the branch or refer to a confirmed reservation if arriving near closing.
The restaurant also advertises pet-friendly alfresco seating in designated areas. That does not imply that dogs are allowed inside all businesses on the street, and actual table assignment depends on the operator.
For a group of ten or more, the restaurant currently describes special reservation and deposit arrangements. These terms can change, so rely on the current Greenwood Fish Market booking information rather than assuming a large walk-in party will be accommodated.
Nami Korean Grill House: a different mealtime rhythm
Nami lists its Korean grill restaurant at 18 Greenwood Avenue. The official site describes meals built around Korean grills and familiar accompanying dishes. Its published timetable is 11.30am–2.30pm for lunch and 5pm–11pm for dinner, Monday through Sunday.
An opening window and a last-order cutoff are not the same thing. Nami’s current contact information says the lunch last order is 1.45pm, with dinner orders ending before the final closing time. Anyone arriving near either boundary should check with the restaurant rather than treating the listed closing time as the latest time to sit down.
For a family with children, a restaurant serving cooked-to-order grills can be an enjoyable shared meal, but you should also ask about seating, any dietary requirements and the suitability of menu options. An online photograph is not a reliable source for allergen information.
The operator’s website provides contact and reservation information. Confirm acceptance of the booking, especially at popular dinner times and on public holidays.
Cold Storage Greenwood: a practical stop beside the restaurants
Cold Storage lists its Greenwood Avenue outlet at 20 Greenwood Avenue, opening from 8am to 10pm daily in the October 2026 store locator. Its presence gives the street an everyday function beyond leisure dining.
This is also a good reminder of why one timetable cannot serve a whole neighbourhood. A supermarket may begin selling groceries in the morning while nearby restaurants prepare for lunch. A business might be open but a particular product may be out of stock.
If you are planning a dinner and a grocery errand together, choose a sequence that respects the actual restaurant reservation and supermarket opening hours. For a special ingredient, consider checking availability with the retailer before making a separate trip.
How to reach the street from the Bukit Timah transport network
Greenwood Avenue lies in the wider Sixth Avenue–Tan Kah Kee part of Bukit Timah. Which MRT station or bus route is convenient depends on your starting point and chosen business. It is not appropriate to give one universal five-minute walking time to every storefront.
Save the correct address—18, 20 or 34/38 Greenwood Avenue—before setting off, and use an up-to-date route that includes public footpaths and crossings. For general neighbourhood orientation, see our Sixth Avenue MRT and pedestrian access guide.
Driving is also possible, but roadside parking may be limited, particularly near meal times. A restaurant listing that mentions parking does not guarantee a space. Avoid obstructing residents’ entrances or loading areas while waiting for a table.
A relaxed outing in five steps
- Choose the purpose: seafood dinner, Korean meal, groceries or a short neighbourhood look.
- Read the operator’s own page: record the street number, daily service window and last-order or collection condition.
- Book only when necessary: use the actual restaurant, then look for confirmation and any deposit rules.
- Keep the schedule flexible: leave room for rain, traffic and time between separate businesses.
- For children: compare how a restaurant, supermarket and retail fish counter serve different needs on one street.
- For 2027: recheck the same sources because individual business arrangements can change.
Why do local dining streets matter to a neighbourhood?
A cluster of street-level businesses can help a neighbourhood feel recognisable. Familiar staff, nearby housing and repeating local routines create a different identity from a shopping complex serving thousands of visitors. The important function is not only eating out; services and groceries can support residents’ everyday lives.
For a student learning urban geography, this creates a simple observation exercise. Draw the street with its different business types. Which activities bring people here in the morning, at lunchtime and in the evening? How would access change if the road had no safe crossings or the pavements were obstructed?
The answers show how commercial use, road design and neighbourhood routines interact. A short food outing can therefore teach something about the way cities organise daily activity.
What is happening from now until 2027?
October 2026: the three businesses named in this guide appear in their operators’ current published listings. Greenwood Avenue is an existing retail and dining destination, not a future construction project.
During 2027: expect the details worth checking to be menus, promotions, live stock, operating hours, reservations, public-holiday exceptions, tenants and any street access works. No source reviewed confirms an estate-wide reopening or closure for 2027.
If a named outlet moves or changes its service, update that outlet’s details rather than declaring that the entire Greenwood Avenue dining scene has closed. A single business change is not the same as a change to the neighbourhood’s built form.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Greenwood Fish Market?
The operator currently lists the Bukit Timah location at 34/38 Greenwood Avenue, Singapore 289236. Confirm late dining hours directly because different site pages show slightly different closing times.
Is Nami Korean Grill House also on Greenwood Avenue?
Yes. Nami lists 18 Greenwood Avenue and separate lunch and dinner periods, with earlier last-order times.
Can I buy groceries on Greenwood Avenue?
Cold Storage lists a store at 20 Greenwood Avenue, currently with 8am–10pm daily opening hours.
Is every Greenwood Avenue venue open seven days a week?
Do not assume that. The specific operators listed here publish their own hours, and others on the street may use different schedules.
Will Greenwood Avenue reopen in 2027?
The street and named businesses are already operating. No street-wide 2027 reopening is confirmed by the sources checked.
Sources and update
Checked 25 October 2026. See Greenwood Fish Market Bukit Timah branch, its contact and hours listing, Nami Korean Grill House branch and last-order details and Cold Storage Greenwood official store locator. Our earlier Greenwood Avenue restaurant guide offers broader dining background.
- Greenwood Fish Market: 34/38 Greenwood Avenue, Singapore 289236. Its Bukit Timah seafood dining and retail operation dates to 2003.
- Nami Korean Grill House: 18 Greenwood Avenue, Singapore 289212. It publishes separate lunch and dinner service times.
- Cold Storage Greenwood: 20 Greenwood Avenue, Singapore 289215. Its official store locator lists 8am to 10pm daily.
- Travel: this is a neighbourhood road, not an indoor mall joined directly to an MRT platform. Use the exact address to choose your bus, walking or driving route.
- 2027: restaurants and groceries already operate; hours, menus, bookings and units may change, and no verified whole-street 2027 reopening has been announced.
Why is Greenwood Avenue different from a mall?
Many shopping trips are planned around a large building. You enter, find the appropriate floor and choose from a directory. At Greenwood Avenue, separate low-rise business frontages line a street. That gives visitors a calmer, more neighbourhood-oriented experience, but it also means each shop controls its own hours.
A family going out for seafood may reserve a table and spend an entire evening there. Someone else may need a fast grocery stop. Neither trip requires the same timetable, clothing or budget. It would be misleading to promise that all businesses are open late just because a single restaurant takes dinner bookings.
Weather matters. The walk between premises is outdoors, so thunderstorms can turn an attractive strolling plan into an inconvenient one. For a special family meal, decide the destination first and make any adjacent stops optional.
Greenwood Fish Market: seafood dining and a fish counter
Greenwood Fish Market describes its original Bukit Timah restaurant as established in 2003, located at 34/38 Greenwood Avenue. Its current operator pages describe fresh oysters, seafood, fish, takeaway and a fresh-fish retail element in addition to table service.
One interesting detail is that the business is both a restaurant and a fish retailer. A visitor who wants to buy fresh seafood for home cooking has different questions from someone choosing a dinner table. For the first, check available fresh stock and collection arrangements; for the second, confirm dining hours and seating.
The operator publishes slightly different closing times across pages—one gives around 10pm, another 10.30pm. A responsible guide should not invent a precise last-order time from that discrepancy. Call the branch or refer to a confirmed reservation if arriving near closing.
The restaurant also advertises pet-friendly alfresco seating in designated areas. That does not imply that dogs are allowed inside all businesses on the street, and actual table assignment depends on the operator.
For a group of ten or more, the restaurant currently describes special reservation and deposit arrangements. These terms can change, so rely on the current Greenwood Fish Market booking information rather than assuming a large walk-in party will be accommodated.
Nami Korean Grill House: a different mealtime rhythm
Nami lists its Korean grill restaurant at 18 Greenwood Avenue. The official site describes meals built around Korean grills and familiar accompanying dishes. Its published timetable is 11.30am–2.30pm for lunch and 5pm–11pm for dinner, Monday through Sunday.
An opening window and a last-order cutoff are not the same thing. Nami’s current contact information says the lunch last order is 1.45pm, with dinner orders ending before the final closing time. Anyone arriving near either boundary should check with the restaurant rather than treating the listed closing time as the latest time to sit down.
For a family with children, a restaurant serving cooked-to-order grills can be an enjoyable shared meal, but you should also ask about seating, any dietary requirements and the suitability of menu options. An online photograph is not a reliable source for allergen information.
The operator’s website provides contact and reservation information. Confirm acceptance of the booking, especially at popular dinner times and on public holidays.
Cold Storage Greenwood: a practical stop beside the restaurants
Cold Storage lists its Greenwood Avenue outlet at 20 Greenwood Avenue, opening from 8am to 10pm daily in the October 2026 store locator. Its presence gives the street an everyday function beyond leisure dining.
This is also a good reminder of why one timetable cannot serve a whole neighbourhood. A supermarket may begin selling groceries in the morning while nearby restaurants prepare for lunch. A business might be open but a particular product may be out of stock.
If you are planning a dinner and a grocery errand together, choose a sequence that respects the actual restaurant reservation and supermarket opening hours. For a special ingredient, consider checking availability with the retailer before making a separate trip.
How to reach the street from the Bukit Timah transport network
Greenwood Avenue lies in the wider Sixth Avenue–Tan Kah Kee part of Bukit Timah. Which MRT station or bus route is convenient depends on your starting point and chosen business. It is not appropriate to give one universal five-minute walking time to every storefront.
Save the correct address—18, 20 or 34/38 Greenwood Avenue—before setting off, and use an up-to-date route that includes public footpaths and crossings. For general neighbourhood orientation, see our Sixth Avenue MRT and pedestrian access guide.
Driving is also possible, but roadside parking may be limited, particularly near meal times. A restaurant listing that mentions parking does not guarantee a space. Avoid obstructing residents’ entrances or loading areas while waiting for a table.
A relaxed outing in five steps
- Choose the purpose: seafood dinner, Korean meal, groceries or a short neighbourhood look.
- Read the operator’s own page: record the street number, daily service window and last-order or collection condition.
- Book only when necessary: use the actual restaurant, then look for confirmation and any deposit rules.
- Keep the schedule flexible: leave room for rain, traffic and time between separate businesses.
- For children: compare how a restaurant, supermarket and retail fish counter serve different needs on one street.
- For 2027: recheck the same sources because individual business arrangements can change.
Why do local dining streets matter to a neighbourhood?
A cluster of street-level businesses can help a neighbourhood feel recognisable. Familiar staff, nearby housing and repeating local routines create a different identity from a shopping complex serving thousands of visitors. The important function is not only eating out; services and groceries can support residents’ everyday lives.
For a student learning urban geography, this creates a simple observation exercise. Draw the street with its different business types. Which activities bring people here in the morning, at lunchtime and in the evening? How would access change if the road had no safe crossings or the pavements were obstructed?
The answers show how commercial use, road design and neighbourhood routines interact. A short food outing can therefore teach something about the way cities organise daily activity.
What is happening from now until 2027?
October 2026: the three businesses named in this guide appear in their operators’ current published listings. Greenwood Avenue is an existing retail and dining destination, not a future construction project.
During 2027: expect the details worth checking to be menus, promotions, live stock, operating hours, reservations, public-holiday exceptions, tenants and any street access works. No source reviewed confirms an estate-wide reopening or closure for 2027.
If a named outlet moves or changes its service, update that outlet’s details rather than declaring that the entire Greenwood Avenue dining scene has closed. A single business change is not the same as a change to the neighbourhood’s built form.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Greenwood Fish Market?
The operator currently lists the Bukit Timah location at 34/38 Greenwood Avenue, Singapore 289236. Confirm late dining hours directly because different site pages show slightly different closing times.
Is Nami Korean Grill House also on Greenwood Avenue?
Yes. Nami lists 18 Greenwood Avenue and separate lunch and dinner periods, with earlier last-order times.
Can I buy groceries on Greenwood Avenue?
Cold Storage lists a store at 20 Greenwood Avenue, currently with 8am–10pm daily opening hours.
Is every Greenwood Avenue venue open seven days a week?
Do not assume that. The specific operators listed here publish their own hours, and others on the street may use different schedules.
Will Greenwood Avenue reopen in 2027?
The street and named businesses are already operating. No street-wide 2027 reopening is confirmed by the sources checked.
Sources and update
Checked 25 October 2026. See Greenwood Fish Market Bukit Timah branch, its contact and hours listing, Nami Korean Grill House branch and last-order details and Cold Storage Greenwood official store locator. Our earlier Greenwood Avenue restaurant guide offers broader dining background.
Did you know? Greenwood Avenue is a small Bukit Timah dining street where a seafood restaurant, a Korean grill house and a neighbourhood supermarket sit within a short stretch of road. Unlike a large mall, there is no common entrance or single set of trading hours. The street itself is part of the experience.
For visitors in late 2026 and through 2027, the most useful question is not ‘Which restaurant is the best?’ but ‘Which named operator is actually open, where is it, and what kind of meal or errand do I want?’ Here is a grounded guide built around places whose operators publish their addresses and services.
Greenwood Avenue: three useful addresses
- Greenwood Fish Market: 34/38 Greenwood Avenue, Singapore 289236. Its Bukit Timah seafood dining and retail operation dates to 2003.
- Nami Korean Grill House: 18 Greenwood Avenue, Singapore 289212. It publishes separate lunch and dinner service times.
- Cold Storage Greenwood: 20 Greenwood Avenue, Singapore 289215. Its official store locator lists 8am to 10pm daily.
- Travel: this is a neighbourhood road, not an indoor mall joined directly to an MRT platform. Use the exact address to choose your bus, walking or driving route.
- 2027: restaurants and groceries already operate; hours, menus, bookings and units may change, and no verified whole-street 2027 reopening has been announced.
Why is Greenwood Avenue different from a mall?
Many shopping trips are planned around a large building. You enter, find the appropriate floor and choose from a directory. At Greenwood Avenue, separate low-rise business frontages line a street. That gives visitors a calmer, more neighbourhood-oriented experience, but it also means each shop controls its own hours.
A family going out for seafood may reserve a table and spend an entire evening there. Someone else may need a fast grocery stop. Neither trip requires the same timetable, clothing or budget. It would be misleading to promise that all businesses are open late just because a single restaurant takes dinner bookings.
Weather matters. The walk between premises is outdoors, so thunderstorms can turn an attractive strolling plan into an inconvenient one. For a special family meal, decide the destination first and make any adjacent stops optional.
Greenwood Fish Market: seafood dining and a fish counter
Greenwood Fish Market describes its original Bukit Timah restaurant as established in 2003, located at 34/38 Greenwood Avenue. Its current operator pages describe fresh oysters, seafood, fish, takeaway and a fresh-fish retail element in addition to table service.
One interesting detail is that the business is both a restaurant and a fish retailer. A visitor who wants to buy fresh seafood for home cooking has different questions from someone choosing a dinner table. For the first, check available fresh stock and collection arrangements; for the second, confirm dining hours and seating.
The operator publishes slightly different closing times across pages—one gives around 10pm, another 10.30pm. A responsible guide should not invent a precise last-order time from that discrepancy. Call the branch or refer to a confirmed reservation if arriving near closing.
The restaurant also advertises pet-friendly alfresco seating in designated areas. That does not imply that dogs are allowed inside all businesses on the street, and actual table assignment depends on the operator.
For a group of ten or more, the restaurant currently describes special reservation and deposit arrangements. These terms can change, so rely on the current Greenwood Fish Market booking information rather than assuming a large walk-in party will be accommodated.
Nami Korean Grill House: a different mealtime rhythm
Nami lists its Korean grill restaurant at 18 Greenwood Avenue. The official site describes meals built around Korean grills and familiar accompanying dishes. Its published timetable is 11.30am–2.30pm for lunch and 5pm–11pm for dinner, Monday through Sunday.
An opening window and a last-order cutoff are not the same thing. Nami’s current contact information says the lunch last order is 1.45pm, with dinner orders ending before the final closing time. Anyone arriving near either boundary should check with the restaurant rather than treating the listed closing time as the latest time to sit down.
For a family with children, a restaurant serving cooked-to-order grills can be an enjoyable shared meal, but you should also ask about seating, any dietary requirements and the suitability of menu options. An online photograph is not a reliable source for allergen information.
The operator’s website provides contact and reservation information. Confirm acceptance of the booking, especially at popular dinner times and on public holidays.
Cold Storage Greenwood: a practical stop beside the restaurants
Cold Storage lists its Greenwood Avenue outlet at 20 Greenwood Avenue, opening from 8am to 10pm daily in the October 2026 store locator. Its presence gives the street an everyday function beyond leisure dining.
This is also a good reminder of why one timetable cannot serve a whole neighbourhood. A supermarket may begin selling groceries in the morning while nearby restaurants prepare for lunch. A business might be open but a particular product may be out of stock.
If you are planning a dinner and a grocery errand together, choose a sequence that respects the actual restaurant reservation and supermarket opening hours. For a special ingredient, consider checking availability with the retailer before making a separate trip.
How to reach the street from the Bukit Timah transport network
Greenwood Avenue lies in the wider Sixth Avenue–Tan Kah Kee part of Bukit Timah. Which MRT station or bus route is convenient depends on your starting point and chosen business. It is not appropriate to give one universal five-minute walking time to every storefront.
Save the correct address—18, 20 or 34/38 Greenwood Avenue—before setting off, and use an up-to-date route that includes public footpaths and crossings. For general neighbourhood orientation, see our Sixth Avenue MRT and pedestrian access guide.
Driving is also possible, but roadside parking may be limited, particularly near meal times. A restaurant listing that mentions parking does not guarantee a space. Avoid obstructing residents’ entrances or loading areas while waiting for a table.
A relaxed outing in five steps
- Choose the purpose: seafood dinner, Korean meal, groceries or a short neighbourhood look.
- Read the operator’s own page: record the street number, daily service window and last-order or collection condition.
- Book only when necessary: use the actual restaurant, then look for confirmation and any deposit rules.
- Keep the schedule flexible: leave room for rain, traffic and time between separate businesses.
- For children: compare how a restaurant, supermarket and retail fish counter serve different needs on one street.
- For 2027: recheck the same sources because individual business arrangements can change.
Why do local dining streets matter to a neighbourhood?
A cluster of street-level businesses can help a neighbourhood feel recognisable. Familiar staff, nearby housing and repeating local routines create a different identity from a shopping complex serving thousands of visitors. The important function is not only eating out; services and groceries can support residents’ everyday lives.
For a student learning urban geography, this creates a simple observation exercise. Draw the street with its different business types. Which activities bring people here in the morning, at lunchtime and in the evening? How would access change if the road had no safe crossings or the pavements were obstructed?
The answers show how commercial use, road design and neighbourhood routines interact. A short food outing can therefore teach something about the way cities organise daily activity.
What is happening from now until 2027?
October 2026: the three businesses named in this guide appear in their operators’ current published listings. Greenwood Avenue is an existing retail and dining destination, not a future construction project.
During 2027: expect the details worth checking to be menus, promotions, live stock, operating hours, reservations, public-holiday exceptions, tenants and any street access works. No source reviewed confirms an estate-wide reopening or closure for 2027.
If a named outlet moves or changes its service, update that outlet’s details rather than declaring that the entire Greenwood Avenue dining scene has closed. A single business change is not the same as a change to the neighbourhood’s built form.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Greenwood Fish Market?
The operator currently lists the Bukit Timah location at 34/38 Greenwood Avenue, Singapore 289236. Confirm late dining hours directly because different site pages show slightly different closing times.
Is Nami Korean Grill House also on Greenwood Avenue?
Yes. Nami lists 18 Greenwood Avenue and separate lunch and dinner periods, with earlier last-order times.
Can I buy groceries on Greenwood Avenue?
Cold Storage lists a store at 20 Greenwood Avenue, currently with 8am–10pm daily opening hours.
Is every Greenwood Avenue venue open seven days a week?
Do not assume that. The specific operators listed here publish their own hours, and others on the street may use different schedules.
Will Greenwood Avenue reopen in 2027?
The street and named businesses are already operating. No street-wide 2027 reopening is confirmed by the sources checked.
Sources and update
Checked 25 October 2026. See Greenwood Fish Market Bukit Timah branch, its contact and hours listing, Nami Korean Grill House branch and last-order details and Cold Storage Greenwood official store locator. Our earlier Greenwood Avenue restaurant guide offers broader dining background.