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Thunderbolt Tea in Paya Lebar serves a Hakka thunder tea rice that stands out for its generous portion, varied vegetables and balanced flavours, with white rice from S$4.50 and opt...
Lin Da Ma at Amoy Street Food Centre serves Hakka lei cha with rice or hand-pulled noodles, offering meat-friendly options such as fried ikan bilis and handmade meatballs alongside...
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...
Chuan’s Ladle at Tekka Centre serves heritage-inspired ladle cakes based on the owners’ grandmother’s recipe, alongside scallion oil noodles and paper wrapped chicken. The review a...
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,...
Lian He Ben Ji Claypot Rice at Chinatown Complex Food Centre prepares its charcoal-fired claypot rice to order, with waiting times of around 30 to 45 minutes and individual portion...
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...
Pasir Ris Central Hawker Centre is home to a husband-and-wife-run hawker stall known for its collagen pao fan, featuring a golden broth simmered for at least 10 hours using fish bo...
Nasi Lemak Peel Road in Maluri draws regular queues for its aromatic coconut rice, sambal, curry chicken and less common wild boar meat. A RM20 plate with curry chicken, wild boar...
Pao Pao is Kuchai Lama's new pad kra pao stall: Its minced pork stir-fry is slicked and saucy, shot through with basil and chillies, buried beneath crisp-fringed fried eggs, their...
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...
Xie Jia Chinese Prata at Yuhua Village Market & Food Centre pairs thick, chewy prata with Chinese-style chicken curry, highlighting a local fusion that differs from the usual I...
Ah Cheng Lao Huo Tang at Marsiling Mall Hawker Centre specialises in double-boiled soups, with the review focusing on its Buddha Jumps Over The Wall, lotus root peanut pork ribs so...
Xiang Jiang Claypot Rice in Lakeside offers traditional claypot dishes, but the review finds its Mixed Claypot Rice lacking flavour, with unevenly charred, slightly undercooked ric...
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...
Lai Heng Mushroom Minced Meat Noodle in Toa Payoh has operated since 1985 and remains known for its bak chor mee despite relocating twice and discontinuing its once-signature fried...
Hainan Zi at Chong Pang Market in Yishun is assessed through its Michelin Bib Gourmand status, with a balanced review of its char kway teow, carrot cake and fried oyster. Useful fo...
Chinatown’s long-running char kway teow rivalry pits Michelin Bib Gourmand-recognised Outram Park Fried Kway Teow Mee at Hong Lim Market against the harder-to-catch Hill Street Fri...
No. 25 Minced Meat Noodle at Bukit Merah Central serves bak chor mee with an eight-hour, Japanese-inspired pork broth that is rich rather than a true tonkotsu equivalent, alongside...
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...
Prince Noodles at ARC 380 on Jalan Besar serves handmade ban mian, you mian and mee hoon kueh in dry and soup formats, with add‑ons such as pork meatballs, onsen egg and fish roe p...
The Asian Makanstall at Chinatown Complex serves Katong laksa prepared with homemade sambal, a creamy coconut broth and carefully timed cooking. The article reviews the stall's sig...
Dong Lai Shun Signature Curry Chicken at Toa Payoh West Market & Food Centre serves curry dishes developed by the owner’s husband, who has over 40 years of culinary experience....
Kam Fatt Restaurant in Bukit Bintang has served affordable local fare for more than 30 years, with most dishes priced below RM11 and the restaurant a five-minute walk from Bukit Bi...
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