Indulge in a wide range of cuisines fresh out of the ocean. Singapore is known for its Chilli crab - a dish that requires you to get hands on and dirty as you pick apart the shell to eat the flesh. Or indulge in something more luxurio…Open the full description
Indulge in a wide range of cuisines fresh out of the ocean. Singapore is known for its Chilli crab - a dish that requires you to get hands on and dirty as you pick apart the shell to eat the flesh. Or indulge in something more luxurious in Chinese restaurants that serve dim sums and tasty soup dumplings to slurp on.
If you want something closer to home, fast food brands like McDonalds, KFC, Burger King, and many more can still be found around the island. If you're feeling adventurous, there are also fusion restaurants that pop up every now and then to allow the curious wanderer to taste something completely different.
Chinatown Complex Market & Food Centre
Budget Meals
18
6
Eating at a hawker centre (a non-air conditioned food market serving authentic local grub) is our version of al fresco dining. Plus why limit yourself to just an option or two when you can have twenty or more?!
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Simpang Bedok
Budget Meals
10
6
There are not much of places to hang out after midnight in Singapore. In addition, there are varieties of food, mainly local delicacies. This is the spot where locals from all over Singapore like to eat and hangout. There are always chances of bumping into someone we know! It gets especially crowded during the football season!
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Casuarina Curry Restaurant
Budget Meals
10
2
Good place to hang out with families and buddies. Popular with Cyclist and Joggers. Road leading to Old upper Thomson Road is the grand prix track from 1961 to 1973. The forested area house by monkeys. No feeding is allow as these wildlife is protected by the authorities and there is camera around to monitor.
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PS.Cafe
Budget Meals
14
4
Ambience is the word to describe why people love going to any of the PS. Cafe branch. They are big on green and flower decor, their interior styling is a draw for many people. Great drinks and desserts. Perfect place for just a chill out, romantic dates at night, catch up with friends over afternoon tea..
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Wild Oats
Budget Meals
6
0
Super chill neighbourhood bar/cafe for a great hangout located in a local park. Both western hot food and bar snacks available. Serves beer/shots/wine. If you want to get local food before having drinks, there is a 24-hour coffee shop right across the road.
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Park Bench Deli
Budget Meals
7
1
The most authentic sandwich place you will ever find in singapore. Located near the Telok Ayer Mrt just 5 min walk. In the middle of where other hip cafes and shops are. Popular among the expat community and young working adults. Really, they've only got two rules: do it big and do it right.
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Tiong Bahru Bakery
Budget Meals
13
5
One of the original artisanal bakeries in Singapore, TBB does not disappoint. The tie-up between local entrepreneur the Spa Esprit Group tied up with French baker Gontran Cherrier (who also has local JVs all over Asia including in Japan) is a success with freshly baked pastries, breads and other treats waiting for you on arrival.
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Haji Lane
Budget Meals
21
4
While the neighbourhood is mostly full of tourists, locals love to spend their time around Haji Lane because of the small shophouses that are there. The Alternative Store is a personal favourite as they sell handmade clothes not typically found in department stores.
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Albert Centre Market & Food Centre
Budget Meals
6
3
If you are willing to spare half an hour to queue, order the yong tau foo (a local dish with hand made meatballs, prawn balls and stuffed tofu) from the shop ‘BAI NIAN’. Alternatively, they serve good carrot cake, flavourful fish soup and decent Lor mee- stores that could be identified from their snaking queues. Do bring tissues and wet wipes tho.
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Tiong Bahru Market & Food Centre
Budget Meals
18
9
It's very simple. Singaporeans love food, and are willing to queue up and wait for food that is worth waiting for. Food centers are where you can find a melting pot of Singaporean local cuisine, which in itself is very varied, due to our multi-ethnic, multi-cultural society. The location of the market is also near the city.
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dessert house, golden mile tower
Budget Meals
2
2
Cheap, authentic local "economy rice" that is not frequented by any tourists (unless they happen to stumble upon this place). It's open daily and caters for office workers in the immediate area. The stars of this place are the crispy yet juicy deep fried chicken wings as well as the free flow curry sauce that you can soak your rice in.
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An Ji
Budget Meals
4
1
We love the Steamed Fish Head or Tail from just $13, in special sauce or soy (I prefer soy!). Also try the Fish Fillet Noodle Soup, chunks of fish fillet and rice noodles in a fish broth with milk-like texture achieved through hours of boiling fish bones – the end product is a sweet, heavenly bowl of fresh fish soup that warms your tummy and heart.
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Tengawa Hokkaido White Curry
Budget Meals
2
0
This restaurant is the first in Singapore to serve Japanese white curry.
The white curry is creamy and tasty, and goes well with their rice, which is free flow! The chicken katsu and ebi fry are all very crispy on the outside, and juicy on the inside. The pork patty has a good blend of meat and fat, and is very juicy.
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Nakhon Kitchen
Budget Meals
5
1
It’s cheap, fast and good, plus there’s always a queue (‘so it must be good,’ says the typical Singaporean) and Singaporeans are addicted to queuing for food (well, we are addicted to queuing in general). The food is also as authentic as one can get out of Thailand and its outlets conveniently located in the heartlands of Singapore.
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Lian He Ben Ji Clay Pot Rice 联合本记砂锅饭
Budget Meals
2
0
Seldom do you still get claypot rice cooked over charcoal (the original method of cooking), most just cook over gas, or some even in a rice cooker then served in a claypot (gasp!). Lian He Ben Ji uses a combination of gas and charcoal, the former for efficiency while the latter to retain the unforgettable flavours of yesteryears.
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