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Under $9 gets you Sarawak laksa & wok hei fried kolo mee at this Malaysian-run stall

Fu Ren Jia at Kimly Coffeeshop on level 6 of Lucky Plaza serves Sarawak dishes including kolomee, rice sets and laksa. Its menu suits budget diners around Orchard Road, with stando...

The Neighbourwok Opens Cafe In Serangoon With Famous Hokkien Mee And Kaya Toast

The Neighbourwok has opened a new cafe in Serangoon Central with their iconic hokkien mee, kaya toast, laksa and more! The post The Neighbourwok Opens Cafe In Serangoon With Famous...

Capitol Cafe: We tried “the best nasi lemak in Malaysia”, generous Penang CKT & one of the best kaya toasts

Bukit Bintang’s Capitol Cafe is a kopitiam-style eatery about a 6-minute walk from Bukit Bintang MRT, serving classics such as kaya toast, nasi lemak and Penang-style char kway teo...

JustB Baba: New East Coast Peranakan spot’s authentic pork buah keluak & classic pork chap chye

JustB Baba, a Peranakan eatery in Marine Parade and second outlet from the family behind Marie's Lapis Cafe, offers heritage Nyonya cooking alongside traditional pork dishes and ha...

The Neighbourwok Hokkien mee opens Serangoon eatery with kaya toast, laksa & dry ban mian

Wok & Toast at Serangoon Central Drive is a new eatery from the team behind Neighbourwok, serving Hokkien mee, laksa and kaya toast, with more dishes available from its 4 Oct 2...

Kimpson’s Table – Comforting Korean Noodle Bowls

Dining at a good Korean restaurant in the Central Business District need not neccassrily mean having to pay premium prices. Located in Far East Square, Kimpson’s Table presents a c...

New 10-stall Geylang kopitiam with charcoal-grilled Chinese skewers from $1, satay & kwap chap

JFD Coffeeshop at Geylang Lorong 29 is a 10-stall kopitiam featuring Northeastern Chinese skewers, satay, Western fare, kway chap, roasted meats and more. Located beside Masjid Kha...

Ying Ker Lou: Hakka Pan Mee

Sweet Bistro: Shiok Penang char kway teow by kueh hawker, only available 3 hours a day

Sweet Bistro at Holland Drive Market and Food Centre serves Penang char kway teow alongside traditional kuehs and tidbits. Its char kway teow is drier, smoky and generously packed...

103 Coffee, APW Bangsar

Restoran Dim Sum Jinbo: Stall selling Musang King bun & possibly the best dim sum in Seremban

Seremban’s Restoran Dim Sum Jinbo serves a range of classic dim sum alongside its distinctive Musang King Bun, with dishes such as prawn dumplings, siu mai and yam croquettes. The...

Island Kitchen, Taman Tun Dr Ismail

Haig Road Putu Piring: Sensational Netflix-featured local snack

Haig Road Putu Piring serves traditional steamed rice cakes filled with gula melaka and coconut, with outlets across Singapore. Brown Coconut and Gula Melaka flavours are priced fr...

Old China Cafe: Charming heritage Nyonya cafe in Chinatown since ‘97 with spicy fried rice & must-try pai tee

Chinatown’s Old China Cafe offers Nyonya cuisine in a quieter, heritage-style setting, with no pork or lard but alcohol served on the premises. The menu includes Nyonya Fried Rice...

Laksa Tiam: This hidden Chinatown spot serves Southern Thai prawn peanut & green curry laksa with freshly made noodl...

Laksa Tiam is a Thai-inspired laksa eatery along a quieter side road in Petaling Street, Kuala Lumpur, serving four varieties of laksa with freshly made rice noodles from RM18 per...

Ah Keat Pig’s Organ Soup and Kway Chap: Judging the most popular kway chap hawker in Singapore

Ah Keat Pig's Organ Soup and Kway Chap at Blk 233 Yishun Kimly Coffeeshop serves affordable kway chap and pig’s organ soup. The kway chap includes well-executed pig skin, pork bell...

Twenty Five N 25, Taman Paramount

This Old-School Kueh Shop Has Been Around Since 1981, Sells 13 Ang Ku Kueh Flavours

146 Famous Bukit Merah Ang Ku Kueh has been around since 1981. Now, they have 13 kinds of ang ku kueh to choose from. Here's what we tried! The post This Old-School Kueh Shop Has B...

Traditional Penang Food: Authentic Penang assam laksa, fried kway teow, Nyonya fried rice & chendol in Toa Payoh

Traditional Penang Food in Toa Payoh serves Penang favourites including assam laksa, Nyonya fried rice, fried kway teow and chendol, with prices ranging from S$4 to S$6.90. The eat...

Nasi Kandar Express, Southville City

Restaurant JIE explores Hokkien inspirations and beyond

Cheeky Bee Hoon: Ex fine-dining chef’s Malaysian-style bee hoon & fresh crab dumplings in Katong

Cheeky Bee Hoon in Katong serves Malaysian-style bee hoon created by former fine dining chef Darwin Wong, with Soup, Dry and Braised Pork versions from S$8.90. The narrow restauran...

Tracy’s Sarawak Kitchen: Unique Eastern Malaysian dishes like money cai mee sua & tomato kway teow

Tracy’s Sarawak Kitchen at 8890 Eating House beside Aljunied MRT serves Sarawak dishes including Money Cai longevity noodles, tomato kway teow, Sarawak laksa and Hakka braised pork...

Spicy Hubby: Popular Amoy Street hawker opens Malaysian-style nasi lemak in town with ayam gepuk & chicken rendang

Spicy Hubby at Centrepoint Food Street serves Malaysian-style nasi lemak with non-traditional protein options, including ayam gepuk, chicken rendang and ayam berempah. The Somerset...