Malaysia Boleh! at Bugis Junction We get it, Malaysia is just a skip and a hop away, but sometimes you get an itch for Malaysian hawker food, and you need to scratch it without…
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Food By Themes17 Malaysian Food Places In Singapore For Curry Chee Cheong Fun And Famous Nasi Lemak
Malaysian food in Singapore When Malaysia announced that it was opening up its borders for land travel from Singapore, I jumped for joy like most Singaporeans. I texted my makan kakis hurriedly to make…
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Ipoh’s Ho Ma Chicken Rice in Singapore Travel across the Causeway is made easier now, but there are still plenty of delicious Malaysian food gems to be found on home turf, should the craving…
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Gurney Drive at Punggol Northshore Plaza You may have heard of Gurney Drive, but after they closed all their outlets in 2015, they faded away from the Singapore food scene. Well, they are back…
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Food NewsThis Yishun Eatery Has KL Hokkien Mee And Ipoh Curry Noodles, Made By The Chef Behind Soi 19
Daruma Tavern has KL hokkien mee Yishun is not where you’d think to go to for craft beers and authentic KL-style Hokkien mee, but thanks to Daruma Tavern, you now have to add the…
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Meng Meng Roasted Duck Singapore As we wait with bated breaths to be able to cross the Causeway and feast again, we’re ever-thankful for Malaysian culinary legends setting up shop in Singapore. One such…
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Nam Heong Ipoh eatery in Orchard Anyone who has been to Ipoh will find the name Nam Heong familiar. The eatery specialises in dim sum and traditional Ipoh rice and noodle dishes, and has…
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Shu Heng Bi Tai Mak in Ang Mo Kio Whether you call it mee tai mak, 老鼠粉 (láo shŭ fĕn) AKA mouse noodles, or silver needle noodles, these rice noodles are often a love-it-or-hate-it…
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Hawker ReviewsMalaysian HupKee Fishball Noodle Review: Malaysian-Style Mee Pok With Handmade Yellowtail Fish Paste In Ang Mo Kio
Malaysian HupKee Fishball Noodle at Ang Mo Kio Avenue 4 Most of us are probably more acquainted with the Teochew version of fishball noodles found at our local hawker centres. However, I’m not sure…
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Rotiboy in Singapore One of the things I miss the most about being able to travel to Johor Bahru is getting my hands on a box of coffee buns from Rotiboy. Founded in Penang,…