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Where to eat in Singapore
Hawker stalls, cafés and restaurants, with what to order and what it costs.
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Hawker
The Ultimate Guide to Tian Tian Chicken Rice
The Maxwell stall people queue for. Five to ten dollars for Hainanese chicken rice where the rice does more work than the chicken.
S$5 to 10
Restaurant
Zam Zam Singapore: the best Murtabak in Town
Murtabak across the road from Sultan Mosque on North Bridge Road. Order the mutton, stay for the briyani, give the deer murtabak a miss.
S$7 to 25
Hawker
Discover the Secrets Behind Ah Tai Chicken Rice: A Culinary Journey in Singapore
Chicken rice at Maxwell Food Centre without the famous queue next door. Six to ten dollars for steamed chicken, and usually a seat going at lunch.
S$6 to 10
More food guides
Fusion Spoon: A Family-Friendly Cafe at Botanic Gardens
A halal café at the Tanglin end of the Botanic Gardens. Six to sixteen dollars, the egg mayo sandwich is the pick, and it’s air-conditioned when the heat wins.
Tsui Wah and Its Signature Dishes You Must Try
Hong Kong cha chaan teng classics at Tsui Wah, Clarke Quay. Order the crispy bun with kaya butter and iced milk tea. Busy at peak mealtimes.
Zam Zam Singapore: the best Murtabak in Town
Murtabak across the road from Sultan Mosque on North Bridge Road. Order the mutton, stay for the briyani, give the deer murtabak a miss.
Ya Kun Kaya Toast Guide: How to Eat Breakfast Like a Local
Charcoal-grilled kaya toast, soft-boiled eggs and kopi at Ya Kun on Beach Road. What Set A is, and what the brown sauce is.
Discover the Secrets Behind Ah Tai Chicken Rice: A Culinary Journey in Singapore
Chicken rice at Maxwell Food Centre without the famous queue next door. Six to ten dollars for steamed chicken, and usually a seat going at lunch.
Discover A Noodle Story Amoy Street’s Michelin-Worthy Secrets
Singapore-style ramen at Amoy Street Food Centre, with ten straight years of Michelin Bib Gourmand. Come for the sous-vide char siu.
The Ultimate Guide to Tian Tian Chicken Rice
The Maxwell stall people queue for. Five to ten dollars for Hainanese chicken rice where the rice does more work than the chicken.
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