Traditional Hainanese porridge at Weng Kiang Kee Porridge As more creative hawkerprenuers, such as Mama’s Boy Bakes, Craft’B, and Ashes Burnnit step up their game to join this back-breaking industry, hawkers pushing out classic…
Tuck Kee (Ipoh) Sah Hor Fun sells crayfish hor fun in Chinatown I have a soft spot for Chinatown’s food. From Hong Lim Food Centre to Maxwell Food Centre, there lies a treasure trove…
Ah Xin Malatang is cheap, convenient and satisfying Ma la dishes have been filling Singapore’s food scene these last couple of years—with ma la xiang guo leading the charge, becoming a lunchtime staple for…
What’s Pide at Chinatown “What’s pide?” The question kept ringing in the air, as curious onlookers passed this new Chinatown kiosk. They could have been reading off the sign or were genuinely curious. One…
More than just a quick bite at Lobsters & Ice Cream The name Lobsters & Ice Cream drew me in like salted herring bait to a lobster. I love lobsters and I love ice-cream.…
Grids and Circles is your new quiet place At the risk of sounding like a basic b*tch, I’m gonna say that I love cafes. The combination of good coffee, chill vibes and delicious food…
Outram Park food places near the MRT station Foodie or not, Tiong Bahru is one of the best places to go for both cafe and hawker grub. But unless you are familiar with the…
Ten Ren Tea at Chinatown We wrote about Ten Ren Tea when it was first announced to be opened in Singapore. As the occasional bubble tea drinker who is bored of common options, I…
Haikee Brothers at Chinatown Point Mention Hawker Chan and you’ll realise it is one of the many topics that divide Singaporeans. There are those who swear by their soy sauce chicken and those who…
Hawker centres in central Singapore Everytime my boyfriend and I eat at a hawker centre, he would say, “I love hawker food. It is cheap and so good.” Sometimes I think he is low-key…
