Jollibee Changi City Point Closed: Where to Eat Now

Jollibee’s outlet at Changi City Point closed permanently on 31 October 2024, leaving a gap in the mall’s fast-food offerings. This guide covers the closure timeline, alternative dining options at Changi City Point, and what to know about Jollibee’s presence in Singapore.

Jollibee Changi City Point closure date: 31 October 2024 | Address: 5 Changi Business Park Central 1, Singapore 486038 | Jollibee ownership: Filipino-owned (Jollibee Foods Corporation) | Number of Jollibee outlets in Singapore: 54 (as of 2024) | Halal certification: Confirmed halal

Is there a Jollibee in Changi?

Yes, there was a Jollibee outlet at Changi City Point until it closed permanently on 31 October 2024. The closure was announced via an Instagram post by Jollibee Singapore, which stated the outlet would shut down that day. The reason cited by industry sources (EDB Singapore) was a change in mall ownership and the expiry of the lease contract.

When did Jollibee Changi City Point close?

Jollibee Changi City Point closed on 31 October 2024. The exact opening date is not widely documented, but a 2016 blog post from Daniel Food Diary already listed the outlet as operational. A 2026 listing on WhereHalal marked it as permanently closed.

Why did Jollibee close at Changi City Point?

According to an article on the EDB Singapore website, the closure followed a change in the mall’s ownership and the expiry of Jollibee’s contract. No official statement from Jollibee Singapore elaborated further.

Are there any other Jollibee outlets near Changi Airport?

Jollibee has multiple outlets across Singapore, including locations in the east region. While there is no Jollibee directly inside Changi Airport itself, the nearest outlets include those at Tampines Mall and Changi City Point’s replacement alternatives. As of 2024, Jollibee operated 54 outlets nationwide, per industry estimates.

“As we say goodbye to our Changi City Point outlet this 31 October 2024, we’re excited about where our next adventure might take us.” — Jollibee Singapore (Instagram)

Where to eat at Changi City Point?

Changi City Point still offers a wide range of dining options, from fast food to local hawker fare. A 2025 guide by Eatbook listed 23 food places in the mall. The basement food court, Kopitiam, and fast-food chains like KFC and McDonald’s remain open.

What are the top restaurants at Changi City Point?

Popular choices include Flint Specialty Grill & Bar for Western fare, Kopi Kiosk for local desserts like Ice Kacang and Chendol, and outlets like Mr Bean and Subway. The mall also houses several halal-certified restaurants.

Is there a halal food court at Changi City Point?

Yes, Changi City Point has a halal food court called Kopitiam, which offers Malay and Indian Muslim dishes. Many individual restaurants in the mall are also halal-certified. For verified halal options, refer to the Have Halal Will Travel directory, which previously listed Jollibee as a halal-friendly option.

What fast food options are available?

Fast food choices include KFC, McDonald’s, Subway, and local chains. The closure of Jollibee reduces the Filipino fast-food presence, but other international brands remain. For a broader selection, consider visiting nearby malls like Tampines Mall.

“Dine at Jollibee, Changi City Point, a halal restaurant in Singapore.” — Have Halal Will Travel

How many Jollibee are there in Singapore?

Jollibee has rapidly expanded in Singapore. As of 2024, the chain operated approximately 54 outlets across the island, making it one of the most visible Filipino fast-food brands internationally.

Where are Jollibee outlets located in Singapore?

Jollibee outlets are concentrated in shopping malls across the island, including Lucky Plaza, Square 2, Tampines Mall, and previously Changi City Point. A 2017 blog post from Mitsueki mentioned these locations. Many are in the central and eastern regions.

How many Jollibee outlets are in the east region?

Exact numbers for the east are not publicly broken down, but outlets exist at Tampines Mall, Bedok Mall, and Changi City Point (now closed). The closure reduces the east region’s count by one, but Tampines Mall remains a reliable location for eastern residents.

Who owns Changi City Point?

Changi City Point is owned by a consortium led by CapitaLand, one of Asia’s largest real estate investors. The mall is managed by CapitaLand and is located at 5 Changi Business Park Central 1.

Is Changi City Point owned by a government agency?

No, it is not directly owned by a government agency. The ownership consortium includes CapitaLand (which is publicly listed) and other institutional investors. However, the mall is situated in the Changi Business Park area, which is part of Singapore’s economic development zone.

What is the management company?

CapitaLand is the management company handling leasing and operations. The mall’s official website lists contact details for the management team. For more on similar closures of mall restaurants, see our article on Burger & Lobster Jewel: Owner, History & Closure (2025).

Is Jollibee still Filipino owned?

Yes, Jollibee remains 100% Filipino-owned. The company, Jollibee Foods Corporation, is based in the Philippines and is majority-owned by the Tan family. It is publicly traded on the Philippine Stock Exchange.

Who founded Jollibee?

Jollibee was founded by Tony Tan Caktiong in 1975. The chain started as an ice cream parlor and later transitioned to fast food, eventually expanding globally. The brand remains strongly associated with Filipino culture.

What is Jollibee Foods Corporation?

Jollibee Foods Corporation (JFC) is the parent company that operates Jollibee and other restaurant chains such as Chowking, Mang Inasal, and Red Ribbon. JFC is headquartered in Pasig, Philippines, and has a market capitalization of several billion dollars.

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