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Guan Huat Yong Tau Foo: 46-year-old YTF stall with super gao laksa broth & over 40 ingredients

Guan Huat Yong Tau Foo at Bukit Merah Central Food Centre has been serving handmade yong tau foo since 1980, offering over 40 ingredients priced from S$0.70 each with laksa, dry an...

This Popular Halal Yong Tau Foo Spot Has Over 50 Ingredients—Here’s What We Thought

Jason Niang Dou Fu at Beach Road is one of the most popular yong tau foo spots in Singapore. Here is our review! The post This Popular Halal Yong Tau Foo Spot Has Over 50 Ingredien...

Xin Xin Yong Tau Foo: Chunky fish & flavourful broths I’d slurp any day

Xin Xin Yong Tau Foo at Bendemeer Market and Food Centre focuses on affordable, generously portioned yong tau foo and fried fish soup, with options ranging from anchovy-based class...

Restaurant JIE reimagines Cantonese, Hakka and Teochew classics

Restaurant JIE’s latest seasonal menu reimagines Cantonese, Hakka and Teochew classics, from lei cha to mui choy, yellow wine fish to braised duck and yam rice.Refined craftsmanshi...

Special Chilli Yong Tau Foo: Affordable YTF at $0.60 a piece, open for over 40 years

Special Chilli Yong Tau Foo at Berseh Food Centre offers yong tau foo at S$0.60 per piece with no minimum order, making it one of the more affordable options for a filling hawker m...

Hakka Thunder Tea Rice: Largest mounds of Hakka YTF paste I’ve ever seen

Hakka Thunder Tea Rice at Margaret Drive Hawker Centre continues a 15-year Hakka food legacy after the death of its co-founder in 2024, with Mrs Ang now leading the stall alongside...

New Horse Noodles: Sibling duo offer Hakka YTF with ABC-style soup & Malaysian dry noodles

New Horse Noodles at Chinatown Complex serves handmade Hakka yong tau foo inspired by an 85-year-old Malacca hawker's family recipe, brought to Singapore by two former corporate pr...

Tao Xiang Bak Kut Teh Fish Head Noodles: RM14 dishes at hidden gem in residential area

Tao Xiang Bak Kut Teh Fish Head Noodles on Jalan Tiong Nam serves a claypot fish head noodles dish featuring fried fish, fish balls, yam, tomatoes and salted vegetables in a balanc...

Shu Xiang: Authentic native Chinese cai fan spot in Orchard with over 30 dishes & loaded portions

Shu Xiang at Far East Plaza serves native Chinese-style cai fan with over 30 dishes, drawing regular crowds of Chinese workers and students for its affordable prices and hearty por...

Homemade Ramen Muginae, Sin Chew Kee Road

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The Noodle Memories – a Taste of Kuala Lumpur Pan Mee at Hong Lim Food Centre

Hong Lim Market & Food Centre remains one of the most established destinations in Singapore for hawker food. Located in Chinatown, this bustling multi-storey complex attracts l...

Chun Kei Tai Bu Noodle Restaurant: Nearly a century of homemade hakka tai bu mee & authentic dumplings at Pudu

Chun Kei Tai Bu Noodle Restaurant in Pudu has served Hakka tai bu mee since 1931, with this review assessing its long-standing kolo and black sauce noodles, wantons and prawn dumpl...

Canton Delicacies: Ex-Marriott Chef has 14 types of soup that tastes like home

Canton Delicacies at Geylang Bahru is a hawker stall run by a former Singapore Marriott Tang Plaza Hotel Cantonese chef, with a menu centred on double-boiled soups and a selection...

Yap Seng Bak Kut Teh: Authentic Klang bak kut teh with thick & velvety soup in JB

Yap Seng Bak Kut Teh brings over 20 years of Klang bak kut teh heritage to JB, offering both claypot soup and dry versions alongside sides such as ladyfingers and braised eggs. Its...

This stall sells Muslim-friendly gepuk stinky tofu plus tofu dumplings & puffs till 3am

Ghost Stinky Tofu offers Malaysian-inspired takes on fermented tofu, including gepuk stinky tofu, fried dumplings and stinky tofu puffs. The vegan, Muslim-friendly stall suits firs...

Ji Xiang Confectionery: SG’s most famous Ang Ku Kueh store with humble beginnings

Ji Xiang Confectionery in Everton Park has been making handmade ang ku kueh since 1988, offering traditional favourites alongside flavours such as corn, yam and black sesame from i...

HK Wanton Mee: Smoked duck rolls & plates of Malaysian-style noodles at Hougang

HK Wanton Mee at Ci Yuan Hawker Centre serves Malaysian-style noodle dishes at wallet-friendly prices, with the review highlighting its well-seasoned wanton noodles, flavourful boi...

Yi Family Dynasty Fried Rice: Secret fried rice & ngoh hiang recipe by ex-Din Tai Fung chef

Yi Family Dynasty Fried Rice at Telok Blangah Crescent Market & Food Centre serves family-inspired dishes from owner Joseph Khow, an ex-Din Tai Fung chef, including fried rice,...

Guang Fa Laksa: Crowd favourite laksa with extra cockles in Havelock

Guang Fa Laksa at Havelock Road Cooked Food Centre focuses on laksa with an unusual cockle-heavy option, including an Only Cockles Laksa priced from S$6–S$7. The review highlights...

Fatty Mee Hoon Kuih House: Cheap hand-torn silky smooth mee hoon kueh worth queuing up for

Fatty Mee Hoon Kuih House in Klang has served handmade mee hoon kueh since 1980, drawing long queues for bowls cooked from scratch despite waits of up to 45 minutes. The review cov...

Restoran May Shaw: Secluded eatery serves spicy, chai poh-laden Hakka mee in industrial estate for 20+ years

Restoran May Shaw in Puchong serves a distinctive Hakka mee from a family-run eatery tucked inside an industrial estate, with the review focusing on its combination of minced meat,...

Soong Kee Beef Noodle & Lao You Ji Porridge: Special minced meat dry noodles with hearty beef innards soup by 2nd-Ge...

Soong Kee Beef Noodle & Lau You Ji Porridge in Kuala Lumpur has been serving beef noodles since 1945, with this review focusing on its tripe beef noodles, clear beef broth and...

Dunman Food Centre wanton mee showdown: Joo Chiat Ah Huat vs Dunman Road

Dunman Food Centre houses two well-known wanton mee stalls with different histories and styles, making it a useful stop for diners comparing classic Singapore renditions. This comp...