R&B Grill Bar is a neighbourhood grill bar in Singapore's Woodlands area, located at #01-06 MR3, 101 Woodlands Ave 12, Singapore 737719. The name sets out the concept plainly: grilled cooking in a bar-style setting, serving the residents and businesses around Woodlands Avenue 12.
The restaurant takes orders online through Oddle, and its storefront is set up for both delivery and pickup — so you can have food brought to your door or collect it yourself. Through the Oddle Eats platform you can also save favourites to a personal list and plan orders in advance, choosing a preferred delivery date and time.
At the moment the online storefront is displaying "We'll be back online soon!" with the menu unavailable, so online ordering is paused while the page is refreshed. Opening hours, phone and email are not listed on the pages currently available, so it is best to check the storefront once it is back online for the latest menu and contact details.
R&B Grill Bar serves the Woodlands area of Singapore from unit #01-06 MR3 at 101 Woodlands Ave 12, Singapore 737719. The name lays out the concept plainly: a grill bar, the kind of format that puts grilled cooking and a bar-style setting under one roof. Woodlands, in Singapore's north, is a neighbourhood of residential estates and business parks, and a grill bar planted along Woodlands Avenue 12 is well placed to serve both crowds. Beyond the name and the address, the restaurant keeps a fairly quiet online presence, which makes its listing details all the more worth having in one place.
Like many Singapore restaurants, R&B Grill Bar takes orders through Oddle, the home-grown platform behind eats.oddle.me. Its storefront title is the clearest statement of how it operates: 'R&B Grill Bar - Order online for delivery & pickup!' The storefront advertises two convenient ways to get its food: delivered to your address, or prepared for pickup, with both handled through the restaurant's own Oddle page. That setup matters for diners — rather than piecing together information from scattered sources, everything about ordering lives in one storefront.
The Oddle Eats platform is built around planning ahead. Diners can favourite restaurants into a personal list, browse a wide range of participating eateries, and schedule food orders in advance — selecting a preferred delivery date and time so a meal lands exactly when it is needed. Any order placed with R&B Grill Bar rides on that infrastructure, which is genuinely useful for everything from a planned weeknight dinner to feeding a group at a fixed hour. The platform also runs a mobile app on the App Store and Google Play, which adds order updates, curated stories and personalised recommendations on top of the basics.
One caveat applies at the time of writing. The restaurant's Oddle storefront currently displays a short message — 'We'll be back online soon!' — with the note that the menu is unavailable. In practice, that means the online menu cannot be browsed and orders cannot be placed through the page at this moment. Statuses like this are usually temporary. Restaurants pause their storefronts for menu updates, maintenance or a short break in service, and the message itself is a promise of a return rather than a sign-off. The sensible move is simply to check back periodically; when the page goes live again, the menu and both ordering options reappear with it.
Because the storefront is offline, some details a diner would normally find online are not published on the pages currently available. Opening hours, a phone number and an email address are not listed, so they are worth confirming through the storefront once it returns — or through any official channel the restaurant maintains — before making a special trip. The address, however, is confirmed: 101 Woodlands Ave 12, #01-06 MR3, Singapore 737719. Quoting the full unit line, including the MR3 building reference, is the surest way to arrive at the right door.
Even with its online menu temporarily unavailable, having R&B Grill Bar's details accurate and in one place does real work. The name signals the format; the address pins down exactly where in Woodlands to go; and the Oddle connection identifies the official channel for delivery and pickup once ordering resumes. For locals, that is the whole foundation of a regular habit — know where the grill bar is, keep an eye out for the storefront coming back online, and use delivery or pickup when it does. Neighbourhood restaurants live on exactly that kind of familiarity, and it starts with a listing that gets the basics right.