Familiar to many of the residents near Jalan Tua Kong are the several bak chor mee stalls staking their claim on the title for best mee pok in Jalan Tua Kong. One of which is Ah Lim Bak Chor Mee, situated in the exact coffeeshop that the supposed original Jalan Tua Kong Mee Pok had started.
Newly opened at the revamped Republic Plaza basement is Kueh & Mee. This humble stall’s food will transport you to a paradise that feels like just like home. They specialize in homely, nostalgic dishes and traditional hand-crafted Nonya kuehs that are the perfect meal if you need a mid-week pick me up or a simple, comforting meal.
A favourite to the army boys, families and even teens for their affordable yet filling nasi lemak is Chong Pang Nasi Lemak. Their selection of dishes is always extensive and never fail to fulfil any cravings! They also open late so it’s a great supper spot! We don’t mind braving some strange happenings in Yishun if we get to eat this...
Located in Mei Ling Market and Food Centre, this hawker stall is so popular, queues start right from when it opens! Serving up some delicious bowls of Hong Kong-style beef brisket or pork rib noodles is Lao Jie Fang Beef Noodles. It’s about a 10-minute walk from Queenstown MRT but we assure you it’s well worth the trek there. Check out...
When you think of local food in Singapore, dishes that pop up in your mind immediately would definitely include Nasi Lemak, Chilli Crab and of course, Char Kway Teow. So, what makes a good plate of char kway teow? The answer is wok-hei, the amount of “liao” (ingredients) and the secret black sauce that gives the dish its amazing savoury flavour!...
Yishun Park Hawker Centre, where Ah Lock Tofu is located, is home to many stalls serving delectable hawker delights. It also houses the well-loved Ah Tan Wings, specializing in one of Singapore’s most raved about zi char dishes – Har Cheong Gai. Lesser known, but equally as delectable, is Ah Lock Tofu. This humble stall in Yishun serves up a...
As Singaporeans, we can say that chicken rice is one of those dishes we will never get tired of eating. The comforting warm rice topped with silky smooth chicken and that addictive sesame soy sauce… There’s just something nostalgic about chicken rice that makes you feel great eating it. We definitely found an amazing rendition of this Singaporean dish in...
Zi Char (also known as Zhi Char/ Cze Char/ Tze Char/ Zhu Chao) refers to comforting Chinese home-style dishes cooked upon order, usually eaten at humble local eateries and coffee shops in Singapore. Whether with friends or family, it’s a great way to spend quality time over a myriad of different dishes to indulge in! Known for their innovative seafood dishes...
We all love a good soufflé pancake – jiggly, fluffy and perfect for satisfying that sweet craving. However, soufflé pancakes often have a hefty price tag along with that Instagram-worthy wobble. What if we told you that you could possibly have the best of both worlds? At SweeT.Rex, tucked away in Alexandra Village Food Centre, these cloud-like soufflé pancakes won’t burn...
The Korean Wave keeps on coming, whether it’s BTS and Black Pink, K-Fashion or Korean Food. Prepare to welcome the newest contender in Singapore’s Korean food scene – Mom’s Touch. Mom’s Touch, brought to Singapore by No Signboard Holdings, is a cult-favourite Korean fried chicken chain restaurant that has won over the hearts of locals and tourists alike. They will...