Chijmes doesnt have one simple answer to your question. It is a site that houses a collection of restaurants and each has their own pricing. Those that have websites will publish them there - the ANgloIndian cafe and bar does for example and would be toward the lower end - rising to more expensive locations. Since some include expensive imported goods - such as the Carnivore Churrascaria - prices can go fairly high These are not cheap food court prices , but city centre sites. So these start at mid range restaurants and go up to include some fairly pricey ones. Chijmes' own website has a directory with links to websites for those restaurants that maintain them...so look them up is the best option. Find the prices for a place that interests, or search through for one that matches your budget.

Best time to visit evening . It’s open most of the time . In case of some functions the entry in the hall only is closed .(

This is a collection of bars and restaurants so you need to have a look around at them then decide which you like the look of.

Yes, it’s straight off the street, no stairs

100 metres. just across the road

Not at Chijmes. But I recommend you to go to Kampung Glam or go to Arab street for halal food.

Can't say but check the webpage? There are numerous muslim people in Singapore.

Prices were similar to australia..$39 for a steak...they have happy hours for drinks..definitely more expensive than the local hawker stalls with sate or curry,but cheaper than 4star hoteis..and lovely surrounds

Hi Janny, thanks for your enquiry, you may wish visit our tenants website and book a table directly.

Hi Fiona, thanks for the enquiry, only guide dogs are allowed in the premises.