I am currently on a quest to find the best stalls at Taman Jurong Food Centre, and recently I checked out Tai Seng Fish Soup. Read more →

Xin Sheng Gor Hiong Prawn Cracker is a second-generation hawker stall that sells handmade ngoh hiang items. Read more →

Ng Kee Teochew Fish Ball Kuay Teow Mee is an old school fishball noodles stall located on the third floor of Taman Jurong Food Centre. Read more →

75 Ah Balling is a third-generation hawker stall that sells glutinous rice balls served with peanut soup. They are the only stall in Singapore to serve this unique combination. Read more →

My review of Rong Xing Yong Tau Fu at Taman Jurong Food Centre. This famous YTF stall definitely did not disappoint. Read more →

7 TEA Café 台灣茶飲小舖 is a small bubble tea stall located on the third floor of Taman Jurong Food Centre. Their bubble teas are really affordable, starting from just $1.50 for the basic milk tea. Read more →

Sikkander’s Briyani is an Indian food stall located on the second floor of Taman Jurong Food Centre. Read more →

I recently got to check out Feng Zhen Lor Mee at Taman Jurong Food Centre! Read more →

ButterNut is a fusion-Western food stall at Taman Jurong Food Centre best known for their thin-crust pizzas. Read more →

People staying in the West will be familiar with 58 Minced Meat Noodle, a famous hawker stall known for its delicious Bak Chor Mee. Read more →

People staying in the West of Singapore will probably be familiar with Tien Lai Rice Stall 天來飯店, a hawker stall famous for its delicious char siew. Read more →

One of my favourite Western food stalls in Singapore is Tom’s Kitchen, located on the third floor of Taman Jurong Food Centre. Read more →

Recently, I visited Old Tiong Bahru Bak Kut Teh to satisfy my bak kut teh craving. It was my first time visiting this restaurant and I’m glad to say I had a really enjoyable meal. Read more →

Well-loved by many and with a steady stream of loyal supporters over the decades, Blanco Court Prawn Mee is one of the “must-try” food places in Singapore. Read more →

Ah Ter Fishball Noodles is one of my favourite comfort food in Amoy Street Food Centre, so I was happy to find out that they had opened a new branch – Ah Ter Bak Chor Mee – at 313@somerset. Read more →

I often see Da Shi Jia Big Prawn Mee 大食家大大大虾面 being featured on social media and food blogs, so I decided to give it a try recently. Unfortunately, I was left underwhelmed. Read more →

There is one reason why I really like visiting Heng Hua Boon Lay Boneless Duck Noodles (興發文礼起骨鸭面) in Boon Lay Hawker Centre. Other than the super delicious duck noodles, it’s because the stall doesn’t boast the usual “culinary awards”, celebrity photos, and other random accolades. Read more →

Boon Lay Place Food Village is a hawker centre in Boon Lay that houses a variety of awesome stalls selling delicious hawker fare. While less known to the rest of Singapore, it is a popular dining spot for residents and workers in the area. Read more →

Recently, I chanced upon Nyonya Chendol, a hawker stall that specialises in chendol. I tried their sweet iced dessert and was really impressed by how delicious it tasted! Read more →

Xin Sheng Gor Hiong Prawn Cracker (新生五香虾饼) at Boon Lay Market Hawker Centre is the perfect place to indulge in delicious sinful food. The fried Ngoh Hiang ingredients at this stall are super satisfying! Read more →

I recently chanced upon Ma Bo Lor Mee at Boon Lay Market Hawker Centre, and boy was I blown away by its delicious taste. After some googling, I realised that this is actually a very well-known lor mee stall in Singapore. Read more →

Recently, I stumbled upon Feima Minced Meat Fishball Noodle (胖妈鱼圆肉脞面) at Boon Lay Market, and I was pleasantly surprised by how good the noodles at this stall tasted! I liked the dish so much that I subsequently went back several times to eat it again and also try the other dishes in the stall. Read more →

I almost don’t want to share about Lin Ji Fish Soup and Porridge (林记鱼汤鱼粥) at Boon Lay Market, because the queue at this hidden gem is already usually very long. I simply love the fish soup from this stall, which I feel is one of the best in Singapore. Read more →

Working in the CBD, I love to eat at Amoy Street Food Centre, which has a large variety of stalls selling delicious hawker fare at affordable prices. During lunch peak hour, I have to queue for an average of 15 to 30 minutes. But hey, I am a Singaporean and I love to queue, so that’s fine with me! Read more →

Girls, if you like watching a hunk clad in a tight t-shirt preparing fishball noodles with his muscular arms, Ah Ter Teochew Fishball Noodles is the stall for you. This charming hawker is Gilbert, who was even voted as the “Most Handsome Hawker” in 2005 by The Straits Times. Read more →