Best supper spots in the East
We know the “east side versus west side” debate is well-worn at this point, but there’s no denying that a major perk the East has in its favour is the abundance of top-notch supper spots. For one, the region is home to Simpang Bedok, a late-night dining institution that’s chock-full of eateries open till the wee hours of the morning. Neighbourhoods like Geylang, Tampines, and Katong are equally packed with round-the-clock eateries to satisfy your cravings no matter the time of day.
If, like us, the only “hey, u up?” text you’re responding to is one followed with “wanna go for supper?”, bookmark this list of the best supper spots in the East to help you and the gang decide where to makan that night.
Side note: We know dining after midnight can be a bit of a pain; public transport options are few and far between, and ride-sharing prices tend to charge premiums for late-night rides. Thankfully, BlueSG is here to help you fuel your East-side supper mission.
The homegrown car-sharing solution has launched a new Free membership, which means you no longer need to pay for a monthly subscription to rent a car. Plus, with more than 385 stations islandwide—including many less than a 15-minute walk away from the eateries on this list—you’re never far from a convenient BlueSG pick-up or drop-off point when your cravings hit.
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1. Saffron’s
Indian-Muslim mamak fare is a suppertime staple, and Saffron’s is one of the best to do it in Tampines. The brand has been around for 30 years, building its reputation as a local hawker and caterer thanks to their popular “Gold Class” briyani (from $8). Made from a family recipe that has been preserved since the founder’s kampong days in the 1960s, the briyani here promises fluffy, fragrant basmati rice paired with your choice of protein.
Apart from briyani, Saffron’s has a wide selection of roti prata, murtabak, zi char and Western food options, making this a one-stop shop for a wide range of supper preferences. Don’t forget to wash down your order with a cup of their signature Teh Tarik, available hot ($1.40) or iced ($2).
Address: 201D Tampines Street 21, #01-1163, Singapore 524201
Nearest BlueSG Station: 202A Tampines Street 21
Opening hours: Daily 24 hours
Tel: 9272 6361
Website
Saffron’s is a halal-certified eatery.
2. Sin Hoi Sai Eating House
Michelin-approved zi char restaurant Sin Hoi Sai Eating House has two outlets: one in Tiong Bahru and one in Marine Parade. The latter is open till 3am daily, and prides itself on serving fresh seafood dishes through the night.
Grab your makan kakis and come here for a suppertime feast, where highlights include their tongue-tingling Black Pepper Crab ($111), juicy Prawn Paste Chicken Wings ($9), sizzling hotplate Crab Meat Tofu ($9), and spicy Barbecue Stingray ($16), dressed in house-made sambal.
Address: 187 East Coast Road, Singapore 428893
Nearest BlueSG Station: 343 Telok Kurau Road
Opening hours: Daily 4pm to 3pm
Tel: 6440 6956
Website
Sin Hoi Sai Eating House is not a halal-certified eatery.
3. Eminent Frog Porridge
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Another Michelin-approved spot on this list is Eminent Frog Porridge, which has bagged the Bib Gourmand award several times in its 20-year history for their claypot frog and porridge combo. While most frog porridge spots serve their signature in a dark, sticky sauce tempered with ginger and scallions, this longstanding Geylang stall also serves up less conventional Garlic & White Pepper and Special Homemade Chilli Frog options.
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Go for the latter if you want something with a bit of heat—sweet frog meat stir-fried in a jammy, garlicky sambal makes for a mouthwatering pairing. A single frog goes for $9, or you can buy two and get one free for $18. Be sure to add on a side of their Plain Porridge ($2), and order from their seafood zi char menu if you’re dining with a large group.
Address: 323 Geylang Road, Singapore 389359
Nearest BlueSG Station: 52 Sims Place
Opening hours: Sun-Thurs 4pm to 3:30am, Fri-Sat 4pm to 4am
Tel: 9842 2941
Eminent Frog Porridge is not a halal-certified eatery.
4. Hay Gelato
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Supper isn’t just about savouries—desserts deserve a spotlight too. And, when in the East, few late-night dessert spots deliver like Hay Gelato. Since its opening in 2020, this Bedok gelataria has gained a steady following for their distinct branding and inventive gelato flavours.
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Japanese classics like Black Sesame and Hojicha here share freezer space with more creative combinations, such as Smoked Hay and Balsamic Strawberry. A single scoop starts from $5, but you’ll want to add on a Waffle for $6.50. Buttery, fluffy, and golden-brown with crispy edges, these waffles are the perfect canvas for whatever gelato you pick.
Address: 136 Bedok North Avenue 3, #01-148, Singapore 460136
Nearest BlueSG Station: 129 Bedok North Street 2
Opening hours: Mon 5pm to 12am, Tues-Thurs 3pm to 12am, Fri 3pm to 2am, Sat-Sun 12pm to 2am
Tel: 9663 4254
Website
Hay Gelato is not a halal-certified eatery.
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5. Chai Chee Pork Porridge
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Bedok 85 Fenghan Food Centre is a haven for suppertime eats, and in our opinion, Chai Chee Pork Porridge leads the pack. There are two outlets within the food centre, but only one opens till late. Here, you’ll find bowls of congee painstakingly slow-boiled till the rice grains break down—what remains is a smooth, velvety blanket that sticks to your ribs.
Each order, priced at a wallet-friendly $4.50, is topped with house-made pork balls, a drizzle of nutty sesame oil, and airy rounds of youtiao for texture. If you don’t take pork, the branch also serves equally delicious cuttlefish ($4.50) and fish ($5.50) porridge.
Address: 85 Bedok North Road, #01-23, Fengshan Hawker Centre, Singapore 470085
Nearest BlueSG Station: 129 Bedok North Street 2
Opening hours: Tue-Sun 4pm to 12am
Chai Chee Pork Porridge is not a halal-certified eatery.
6. Beauty In The Pot
Hotpot is another suppertime staple, so when the cravings strike, swing by Beauty In The Pot. They have myriad outlets islandwide, but for Easties, their Jewel Changi branch remains one of the most convenient, and it so happens to be open till 3am daily. This Taiwanese hotpot chain is beloved for their collagen-rich pork and mala broth, both prepared from scratch, and their medley of fresh ingredients to go with your broths of choice.
FYI: Beauty In The Pot tends to run discounts when you dine at their outlets after 10pm, such as 30% off ingredients.
Address: 78 Airport Boulevard, #B2-224, Jewel Changi Airport, Singapore 819666
Nearest BlueSG Station: Changi Airport Terminal 2
Opening hours: Daily 11:30am to 3am
Tel: 6242 5131
Website
Beauty In The Pot is not a halal-certified eatery.
7. Mana Lagi by Fatty Bom Bom
Fatty Bom Bom is a popular halal-certified old-school Western food chain, and its offshoot, Mana Lagi, takes things to the next level. This all-in-one stall dishes up Western fare, Japanese hotplate dishes, and hawker classics such as fried fish noodle soup and curry rice all the way till 2:30am. If you feel spoilt for choice, zone in on their burgers and finger food.
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Try the Black Pepper Beef Burger ($8.90), where a juicy cheeseburger is elevated with a zingy black pepper sauce. Don’t skip their Cheesy Popcorn Chicken ($7.90), generously covered with nacho cheese sauce.
Address: 477 Tampines Street 43, #01-172, Singapore 520477
Nearest BlueSG Station: 494A Tampines Street 43
Opening hours: Daily 10am to 2:30am
Website
Mana Lagi by Fatty Bom Bom is a halal-certified eatery.
8. Siam Square Mookata
Siam Square Mookata, one of the pioneering mookata joints in Singapore, has long been a go-to for fans of this Thai-style BBQ steamboat. If you’re craving mooks past 10pm, the brand’s E!Hub restaurant in Pasir Ris is the place to be.
Go for their Mookata Buffet, where $32.90++ per person will get you unlimited portions of their marinated meats and seafood, so you can grill and feast to your heart’s content.
Address: 1 Pasir Ris Close, #02-126, E!Hub, Singapore 519599
Nearest BlueSG Station: 473A Pasir Ris Drive 6
Opening hours: Sun-Thurs 12pm to 3am, Fri-Sat 12pm to 5am
Tel: 8119 6664
Website
Siam Square Mookata is not a halal-certified eatery.
9. Woke Ramen
Wok hei and ramen seem like an unlikely combination, but Woke Ramen is here to prove why the novel concept works. At this Changi restaurant, diners enjoy ramen that is stir-fried in a wok hei before the broth is added, resulting in a smoky twist on the Japanese soup noodle dish.
Try the Seafood Mix Prawn Ramen ($18.90++), where an umami broth, underscored with wok’s breath, is generously topped with tiger prawns, scallops, and prawn paste balls. Sides like gyoza and karaage are also available to round out the meal. Best part? The eatery is open 24/7.
Address: 80 Changi Boulevard, #03-19B, Changi Airport Terminal 1 Viewing Mall Central, Singapore 819642
Nearest BlueSG Station: Changi Airport Terminal 2
Opening hours: Daily 24 hours
Tel: 6802 3201
Website
WOKE Ramen is not a halal-certified eatery but uses no pork or lard.
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10. 126 Dim Sum Wen Dao Shi
Who says dim sum is reserved just for breakfast or tea time? 126 Dim Sum Wen Dao Shi is a suppertime hotspot in the East, dishing up affordable dim sum in till 5:30am on weekdays, and round-the-clock on the weekends.
Aside from har gao, siew mai, and other dim sum classics, this Geylang eatery also serves up fusion small bites, like the Chilli Crab Siew Mai ($6.80 for three) or the tangy Seafood Tom Yum Siew Mai ($4.80 for three). Mains are also available if you want to carb up—think Sambal Fried Rice ($10) or Singapore Stir-Fried Bee Hoon ($10), good to share between two.
Address: 126 Sims Avenue, Singapore 387449
Nearest BlueSG Station: 52 Sims Place
Opening hours: Mon-Thurs 11am to 5:30am, Fri 11am to 12am, Sat-Sun 24 hours
Website
126 Dim Sum Wen Dao Shi is not a halal-certified eatery.
Late-night supper spots in the East
The East side is clearly the MVP when it comes to late-night eats, with supper spots to match every craving. If your stomach starts rumbling when Singapore’s slowing down, skip the Maggi mee, boot up the BlueSG app, and grab a ride to your supper spot of choice.
Remember: you no longer need to pay monthly subscription fees to use BlueSG. Thanks to their all-new Free membership, you just need to sign up for the app, and unlock rides starting from $0.52 per minute (prices may vary). Plus, you get to skip the parking fees when you return your car at a BlueSG station. BlueSG is an A-to-B car-sharing service, which means you can end your trip by parking at any designated BlueSG station near you at no extra cost. FYI, if you choose to continue your rental at point B, standard parking charges will apply.
With more than 385 BlueSG stations conveniently located all across Singapore, getting to your favourite supper spot is as fuss-free as it gets. Beyond the East, late-night dining spots in other districts will also be within easy reach.
Feel like grabbing authentic North Indian fare after 10pm? Book a car that’ll take you to BlueSG’s Kitchener Road station. Park and take a short walk away to Kalam Restaurant, where a 4.9-star Google rating is well-earned thanks to its flavour-packed thosai, dum briyani, and tandoori grilled meats. Want numbing mala and Chinese barbecued skewers past midnight? Then drive to Labula BBQ Sichuan Restaurant in Hougang, a 10-minutes walk from the Block 618 Hougang Avenue 8 BlueSG station.
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