Prima Taste Kitchen serves a wide variety of authentic Singapore dishes from popular street food, wok-fried dishes and Singapore's famous seafood. They even have their own brand of pre-mixed ingredients & condiments you can buy home to cook yourself.

Was thinking what to eat for lunch? When I saw their promotion and decided to try their $9.50 sampler lunch which allows me to choose 3 different dishes. 1 meal with 3 choices....

Decided to go Centre point then had my lunch at Prime Taste Kitchen. They serve local fare like mee siam, curry chicken, chicken rice, prawn noodles etc. These mains cost from SGD 6.50 onwards. Although, I have been working here for very long, didn\'t go to this restaurant and try. I ordered the chicken rice at SGD 6.90 with a top of SGD 3.50 for a glass of soya bean milk and a small plate of chye sim with soya sauce. The serving of the Chicken was quite big; it is a not bad lunch place

Laksa from Prima Taste never disappoint me.The gravy is not too spicy and the coconut milk used in making the gravy is very fragrant and thick.Love the thick rice noodles which are very smooth and chewy.The prawns, cockles, sliced fish cakes, beansproutsused in the laksa are very fresh too.Not to forget their signature chilli paste which uses their in house recipe and ingredients to make it.It is quite spicy and not really suitable for those who cannot take too spicy food.

we were surprised by the quality of laksa. i think the concept is to let you taste what it would taste like to make your own laksa with their bring home packs. anyway, there was lots and lots of cockles in this laksa. the spice was perfect and the coconut was very very fresh. the noodles were perfect as well. wish there was more ingredients like a few vegetables or something. but other wise the taste is actually quite fantastic. highly recommended.

I was there with my wife for dinner We ordered the Laksa Seafood Porridge, served piping hot in a claypot. Actually, this is more like mui fun than porridge There\'s prawns, crayfish, clams, scallops, bamboo shoot, shredded cucumber, laksa gravy, and rice instead of noodles The rice tainted the flavour of the laksa gravy Service was surprisingly good Taste-wise, it’s good, but not great. I’d say this place is just alright

A group of friends and I met in Orchard and we were looking for a good and quiet place to sit down and have our dinner. We wanted something simple and budget, and at the same time steer away from the usual food court. We finally decided to settle for Prima Taste Kitchen, which is humbly located at the far corner of Centrepoint. If you\'ve gone to the supermarket often enough, you might have already noticed the whole range of Prima packet pastes on the shelves. Well, this casual dining place not only sells their Prima packet pastes, they also serve an entire menu of local cuisines made from the same specialty pastes. We looked through the menu and the price range is about $5 onwards. We all ordered the laksa, which is $5.50 for a standard bowl and $8.00 if you want cockles and chicken added. The laksa was good, but i felt the flavour could have been slightly stronger. They were generous with the cockles, but unfortunately, I can\'t say the same for the chicken and fishcake and laksa leaves. I would recommend this place if you want some local food, away from the hustle & bustle of the crowd.