If you enjoy fantastic food, Singapore is the place to be. The blending of cultures has resulted in a vast range of great food from China, Indonesia, Malaysia, India, and western dishes. The options are limitless.
In Singapore, you don’t have to look far to find a mouthwatering meal. The city is filled with boundary-pushing eateries led by celebrity chefs, as well as simple hawker finds that will satisfy your hunger for cheap.
Location: 30 Merchant Rd
Must try: Sweet Chilli Crab
Singapore’s hallmark dish is Sweet Chilli Crab. Jumbo Seafood – Riverside Point, situated right on the water of Clarke Quay, is one of the best and most well-known places to try it. However, the quality of some of the other things on the huge menu is what makes this Chinese restaurant one of the best places to eat in Singapore in my opinion. The pork ribs with honey glaze, superb seafood fried rice, and venison with spring onions and ginger are some of the best thing which is a must-try.
Location: 11 New Bridge Road
Must try: Pork ribs soup
From humble beginnings, selling pork ribs and a spicy soup dish from a pushcart in 1969, to many locations across Singapore today. Braised chicken feet and sliced fish soup are among the new additions to the menu. The main attraction, however, is pork. Specialising on cuisine from China’s ancient Teochew area. Expect long lines during peak hours, but they move quickly as you order, pay, and then find a seat.
Location: Marina Bay Sands, L1-05, The Shoppes
Must try: Shredded pork with sesame bun
It’s located in the famed Marina Bay Sands shopping mall. Since its inception in 2000, this popular Chinese restaurant chain has gone a long way. Now with 70 sites across Asia, including one with a MICHELIN STAR (Kitchener Road). There are some truly interesting meals on the menu, ranging from seafood to deep-fried duck with yams served on a platter hidden among liquid nitrogen.
Location: Satay Street – Lau Pau Sat Market
Must try: Chicken satay and spicy peanut sauce
Next on my list of the best places to eat in Singapore are a number of hawker shops known for their amazing satay skewers. At the famous Lau Pa Sat street food market. However, there is street sitting surrounded by skyscrapers. Choose a table after ordering your chicken, beef & mutton, or prawn skewers, and then get them when your buzzer goes off.
Location: 1 Kadayanallur St, #01-10/11 – Maxwell Food Centre
Must try: Hainanese Chicken Rice
Tian Tian Chicken is yet another well-known hawker stall. This time, it’s in the Maxwell Food Centre in Chinatown. It makes my list of the top ten best places to eat in Singapore because the quality of this chicken rice dish is outstanding, and it is a must-try for everyone visiting the city. Don’t be tempted by other places in the same market that appear to be very similar. Regardless of the queue, you’ll want to visit this award-winning location.
Location: 65 Chulia St, #05-02 OCBC Centre
Must try: Scrambled eggs with chistorra sausage
If you’re looking for a hidden gem in Singapore, look no further. This elusive spot might be a bit challenging to locate since it has shifted from its previous Hokkien Street location. To access it, you’ll navigate through an indoor parking lot, take the lifts to the fifth floor, and then head right into another car park. The service is quite nice, and they even have robots carrying meals to tables and singing happy birthday.
Location: 35 Keong Saik Rd
Must try: Traditional kaya toast + Kopi
Now it’s time for breakfast on the list of the top places to eat in Singapore. Kaya toast, to be precise. Soft boiled eggs, a toast sandwich filled with coconut custard (kaya), and a black coffee with condensed milk (kopi). Hainanese immigrants adapted what they saw aboard British ships anchored in Singapore to create this dish. Tong Ah Eating House, one of the best places to try this meal, has been offering it for decades at a very low price.
Location: 133 New Bridge Road (+ many other locations)
Must try: Kaya toast + iced milo
Toast Box is another great spot to eat in Singapore that specialises in kaya toast. With locations throughout the city, you should have no problem finding one of these modern establishments. The traditional Singaporean cuisine is excellent, plus they provide oat milk and chocolate milk. There may be a long queue, but it moves swiftly.
Location: 500 Clemenceau Avenue North
Must try: Black pepper crab @ Alliance Seafood
The last of the nine best places to eat in Singapore is a full Hawker Centre. Crazy Rich Asians, a hit film, features the Newton Food Centre. There is a wide range of high-quality cuisine available. Newton Mee Gorang Stall for roti canai and curry dipping sauce, or the MICHELIN Guide-listed Alliance Seafood for black pepper crab, are a must try. Then, from Thong Lai Cold Drinks & Beer, soothe your thirst with a sugar cane and lime drink. It’s important to note that you find a table first, then give the vendor your table number, and they’ll send your meal over.
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