If you’re hungry past midnight and you’re in the western part of Singapore, you’re not out of options. From cheese-stuffed prata to bubbling hotpots, the west stays awake with its array of late-...
Yong Tau Foo has long been a favorite among locals who enjoy fresh ingredients paired with comforting soup or flavorful sauces. This Hakka dish offers a wide range of choices, from silky tofu and boun...
Laksa holds a special place in Singapore’s food culture, celebrated for its aromatic coconut milk-based broth and satisfying noodle texture. Many stalls have perfected this dish, each with its own s...
Fishball noodles hold a special place in Singapore’s food culture. The bouncy texture of handmade fishballs, the balance of chili and vinegar, and the choice of noodles make this dish an irresistibl...
Singapore’s food scene thrives on variety, from hawker favourites perfected over generations to fast-food chains known for convenience and bold flavours. Whether you’re browsing food menus for the...
Singapore’s hawker roots just found their way into a global fast-food icon. In an unexpected but welcome twist, McDonald’s Singapore is teaming up with local seafood powerhouse JUMBO Seafood to ro...
Bak Kut Teh, or “meat bone tea,” has long been a staple in Singapore’s culinary heritage. It’s not just a dish; it’s a ritual. A steaming bowl of pork rib soup, rich in either herbal or pepp...
Ordering coffee in Singapore isn’t just a quick morning fix—it’s a local language, a social code, and a caffeine ritual rolled into one. Ask for a “kopi” at a hawker center or kopiti...
Singapore’s bak kwa culture is fierce, flavour-packed, and festive all year round—not just during Chinese New Year. The grilled pork jerky isn’t just a snack; it’s a tradition, a gift, a queue...
If chocolate cake is the question, Singapore offers some of the most gratifying answers. From heritage bakeries to luxury patisseries, the island is stacked with options that go far beyond the generic...
