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 →

Most Singaporeans working in the CBD area will know of Han Kee Fish Soup at Amoy Street Food Centre. This iconic food stall is famous for its popular fish soup and snaking long queue. Read more →

It seems that every day I am discovering new gems at Amoy Street Food Centre, and Gyu Nami is my latest find. Read more →

“This is so good!” I thought to myself as I slurped down the wanton noodles from the famous Wah Kee Noodle (#02-125) stall in Amoy Street Food Centre. There was no doubt that I would be coming back again for this. Read more →

Lau Pa Sat (also known as Telok Ayer Market) is a popular food centre located in the heart of Singapore’s business district (CBD). Read more →

Yu Tang Clan offers a variety of tasty Teochew-style fish soup, breakfast, and dessert items. Read more →

Golden Shoe Hawker Centre is located at Market Street in the bustling business district of Singapore. It is a popular lunch venue for office workers in the area, offering a wide selection of local foods at affordable hawker prices. The people who refuse to eat here because it is “hot and stuffy” are missing out on the hidden gems here! Read more →