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Janggut Laksa @Roxy Square: Just how good is “The Original Katong Laksa”?

Janggut Laksa at Roxy Square is a long-running Katong laksa stall dating back to the 1950s, known for its coconut-rich, mildly sweet gravy and short noodles served in S$6–S$8 porti...

You Can Get Legit Laksa And BCM At This Popular Singaporean Restaurant In London

Located in London’s vibrant Soho district, Singapulah has attracted crowds with familiar Singaporean classics such as laksa and nasi lemak. The post You Can Get Legit Laksa And BCM...

Queensway Original Curry Chicken: Solid bowls of curry chicken & laksa in Queensway

Queensway Original Curry Chicken at Queensway Shopping Centre serves classic chicken curry from S$6, paired with bread or rice, alongside Janggut Laksa. The review highlights the c...

Get Legit Laksa, Chicken Rice And More At This Restaurant In Tokyo

Singapore Holic Laksa in Shibuya, Tokyo serves up something rather familiar: laksa and chicken rice. It's said to be quite legit! The post Get Legit Laksa, Chicken Rice And More At...

Katong Mei Wei Chicken Rice Review: Does The Famous Basement Stall Hold Up Today?

Katong Mei Wei Chicken Rice is a famous chicken rice stall in Katong Shopping Centre with free soup and achar. The post Katong Mei Wei Chicken Rice Review: Does The Famous Basement...

Nasi Berlauk Kuali Gelegok, Pantai Dalam

JB food guide: Hossan Leong’s picks at Taman Sentosa’s nostalgic open-air hawker street

In this instalment of Makan Kakis, Mediacorp Gold 905’s Denise Tan joins JB resident Hossan Leong for the best bites at Sentosa Street Food, including Grandma Ong’s heritage noodle...

Lorong 5 Toa Payoh Food Centre Fish Soup: Huge bowls, thick fresh fish slices & unique bean paste chilli

Lorong 5 Toa Payoh Food Centre Fish Soup at Blk 75 draws steady queues and even sells out of staples like rice by early evening, reflecting its popularity among nearby diners. A S$...

Da Dong Prawn Noodles Review—Does The Famous Prawn Mee Hold Up Today?

Da Dong Prawn Noodles serve up delicious bowls of prawn noodles along Joo Chiat Road. Try their Big Prawn Noodles with giant sea prawns. The post Da Dong Prawn Noodles Review—Does...

Sin Kian Heng: Heartlands bak chor mee with special fried fishballs

Sin Kian Heng Bak Chor Mee at Sin Ming Road serves minced meat noodles with a generous mix of pork, fishballs and mushrooms, plus optional braised add-ons like trotters and intesti...

Soon Soon Huat Curry Puff: Flaky curry puffs & nostalgic chee cheong fan

Soon Soon Huat Curry Puff on East Coast Road centres on handmade curry puffs, chee cheong fan and chwee kueh, with attention to flavour, texture and changes since its former Kim Ti...

The Niang's, Subang Jaya

The Niang's is Subang’s new spot for Peranakan pleasures, from pai tee to pongteh, laksa to lam mee. Snack on scrumptiously aromatic turmeric quail eggs, share in classic comforts...

Otaiii Goreng Pisang, Pantai Dalam

Seng Hiang Bak Chor Mee Opens New Stall At Lucky Plaza With Famous Soup BCM

Fans of the famous Seng Hiang Bak Chor Mee won’t have to travel all the way to the East, as they’ve just opened a new stall in Orchard! The post Seng Hiang Bak Chor Mee Opens New S...

Food Scoops: The Most Exciting New Restaurants To Check Out In Joo Chiat & Katong Right Now

Singapore – Joo Chiat and Katong are buzzing with new eateries, cafes and restaurants in the past few months, a gentrification which reminds me of Tiong Bahru many years ago. Here...

Floccus Floccus, Petaling Street

Singaporean stories

REAGAN TAN’S restaurant group, Mc Wilson Corp., looks at different cultures through its various restaurants: Gringo Chicken & Ribs (Latin), Tokyo Bubble Tea (Japanese), Honeybo...

Zalaye Claypot, Subang Jaya

Zalaye Claypot brings a new noodle experience to Subang: Claypot White Prawn Mee in pork-prawn broth. This stall serves slick yellow noodles and thick rice noodles in stock shaped...

Hangzhou Restaurant Opens First Overseas Outlet In Katong

Nai Nai Flavor is making its debut beyond its home city, bringing a unique taste of Jiangnan cuisine to i12 Katong. The post Hangzhou Restaurant Opens First Overseas Outlet In Kato...

Kelate Kito, Wisma Central

Butter Kaya Kopitiam: Chinatown’s must-visit coffee shop for pandan kaya lava toast, buttermilk clam noodles & jumbo...

Butter Kaya Kopitiam in Petaling Street focuses on butter-heavy Malaysian comfort food, with the review placing particular emphasis on its desserts, drinks and tea-time snacks rath...

Power Rojak Bandung: 24-year-old family business with sotong bakar, unique rojak & 10 types of congee

Power Rojak Bandung serves a distinctive take on rojak with dishes like rojak bandung and petis rojak priced from S$6, alongside items such as bubur kampong. The article reviews it...

Yong Chun Wan Ton Noodle: We tried Singapore’s best-rated Wanton Mee

Yong Chun Wan Ton Noodle at Bukit Merah View Market & Hawker Centre draws pre-lunchtime sell-outs and queues from about 6am for old-school Cantonese-style wanton mee made from...

Chilli Pan Mee (Batu Rd): The tastiest chilli ban mian you’ll find in SG

Chilli Pan Mee (Batu Rd) at Far East Square serves KL-style chilli pan mee using its Malaysian parent brand’s recipe, with you mian noodles, self-added chilli crisp, and well-seaso...