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7 Dover Food Gems To Visit Including German Sausage And XO Fish Head Bee Hoon Stalls


Dover food gems for the Westies


Dover is an area I got familiar with during my primary and secondary school days. Searching for good food in the vicinity before every CCA training is a routine of mine and my teammates. After doing so for years, I’ve managed to collate a list of Dover food places worth going to!


1. Grill Werkz



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Grill Werkz is an affordable Western stall offering a variety of grilled meats under $20. For both their Norway Grill Salmon ($12.80) and New Zealand Ribeye Steak ($19.80), the meat on each dish is grilled till they produce a slight char. One item on the menu that my teammates and I never fail to order is the Combo Mixed Grill ($15.80). It is great for sharing as it contains a wide variety, including pork chop, steak, ham, sausages, egg, and potato wedges.

Address: 28 Dover Crescent, 7 Stars Coffeeshop, Singapore 130028
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 11pm


2. Erich’s Wuerstelstand



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Those who often walk past German sausage kiosk Erich’s Wuerstelstand in Chinatown might notice that it is no longer there anymore. It has since shifted over to a coffeeshop in Dover. A sausage that is well-loved by customers is the Kaesekrainer ($4) – a smoked pork sausage filled with cheese. That itself isn’t enough if you’re heading down, as their Meatloaf Sandwich ($5) is also a must-eat!

Address: 28 Dover Crescent, 7 Stars Coffeeshop, Singapore 130028
Opening hours: Daily 7am to 9pm
Tel: 9627 4882
Website


3. Wakon Ramen


Housed under the same roof as the previous two stalls is Wakon Ramen. Their popular Hakata Ramen ($6.50) consists of a thick creamy white broth made by boiling pork bones for hours. Another of their signatures is the Volcano Seafood Ramen ($9.90) where you get to choose your spice level from less spicy to extra spicy. If spicy food is your thing, go for the extra spicy!

Check out our full review of Wakon Ramen!

Address: 28 Dover Crescent, 7 Stars Coffee Shop, Singapore 130028
Opening hours: Daily 10:30am to 9:30pm
Website


4. XO Fish Head Bee Hoon



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Those residing in Dover would definitely have paid a visit to XO Fish Head Bee Hoon at least once. The fragrant milky broth of their Fish Head Bee Hoon ($7) is what keeps regulars coming back for more. Along with a generous number of fish slices, this dish is a must-try! Other dishes such as Prawn Rolls ($12) and Prawn Paste Chicken ($10) are also popular among regulars as well.

Address: 19A Dover Crescent, Singapore 131019
Opening hours: Daily 11:30am to 2pm, 5pm to 11pm
Tel: 6778 3691


5. Uncle Louis Hainanese Chicken Rice



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It is not only XO Fish Head Bee Hoon that garners a long queue; Uncle Louis Hainanese Chicken Rice, which is a few stalls down at the same coffeeshop, does too. I remember having their Steamed Chicken Rice ($3) – the oily chicken rice was shining, with several pieces of chopped up chicken laid neatly on top of it. Their tangy chilli gave the entire dish an extra oomph.

Address: 19A Dover Crescent, Singapore 131019
Opening hours: Daily 8am to 5:30pm


6. Manna Cafe



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Manna Cafe at Singapore Polytechnic offers Western food that is not taxing on the wallet. You can get classics such as chicken chop and fried chicken with sides such as garlic rice, fries, and mac and cheese. Opt for a set meal at $5 to get a main, two sides and a drink. Hit this place up if you crave for Western food yet are tight on budget.

Address: 500 Dover Road, Singapore Polytechnic T5, Singapore 139651
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 7:30am to 6:30pm


7. Hwang’s



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Hwang’s is a pocket-friendly Korean restaurant that is popular among NUS students as well as the public. Their dishes are all under $10, yet portions are pretty decent. They have BBQ Meat sets at $6.50, Stew and Rice Sets from $6, and Noodles sets from $4. Each set comes with two side dishes, rice, and a bowl of soup. Hwang’s also has a wide variety of Korean sodas and some of which you can only find in Korean marts.

Address: 1 Create Way, #01-09 Create Tower, University Town @ NUS, Singapore 138602
Opening hours: Mon-Sat 10:30am to 9pm
Tel: 9833 0603
Website


Dover is worth the visit


If you’ve already tried all the food places at Clementi and Ghim Moh Food Centre, take a train down to Dover for more good eats. Let us know if you know of more Dover food places worth checking out in the comments below!

Claire

My surname is Chew for a reason

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