Desserts & Sweets
There is an abundance of local desserts & sweets ranging from different cultures. Try colourful ice kachang to buttery pineapple tarts.
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Breakfast
Look no further to find your favourite local breakfast for a hearty fix. From sweet kaya toast to wholesome Chinese porridge.
New Shop Highlights
Newly opened local stalls opening up around the island! Explore them with this guide to satisfy your taste buds.
What to eat?
Check out JointHawker's recommended cuisines!
Mee Pok
A Japanese take on the traditional Mee Pok dish - offering delicious chashu slices and chewy noodles.
Beancurd / Tau Huay
A surprisingly refreshing and flavourful dessert. A favourite is the almond flavoured soybean, which gives off a subtle more interesting flavour than the plain one.
Bak Kut Teh
Freshly made peppery bak kut teh - served sizzling hot per order in a claypot.
Bak Chor Mee
A healthy yet tasty bowl of noodles, full of flavour!
Hokkien Mee
Kim Keat Hokkien Mee is a stall at Toa Payoh that specialises in their Hokkien mee which is cooked and served in a claypot.
Prawn Mee
Tastiest bowl of prawn noodles till date in Singapore.
Pau
A relaxed place to get freshly made steamed pau's.
Xiao Long Bao
Have a quick soup dumpling fix at an affordable price! These mini dumplings are authentically Chinese and of restaurant quality.
Where to eat?
Polular areas to enjoy your stay in Singapore
It is a coulorful and lively area with a deep history of Singapore. You can explore Chinese culture and cuisines. Easily accessible to the famous street hawker centre which operates at night. Do walk around to enjoy cute souvenirs and Buddha Tooth Relic Temple.
This area is small yet dense with Indian culture along the stretch of Serangoon road. You would be able to explore authentic spicy Indian cuisine and cultural experiences reeling in the sense of Indian beauty and religious beliefs.
Orchard is a shopping paradise in Singapore and stretches about 3km with urbanised shopping malls selling world-class branded goods. You can also enjoy a variety of delights ranging from fine dining to local street stalls.
Raffles Place is well-known as the financial hub of Asia today. Boon Tat Street turns into a Satay street at night in this business district clustered with urban skyscrapers. Raffles Place MRT is the closest train station to visit the Merlion park.
A variety of food cultures can be found in this area- local food at hawker centres as well as Korean BBQ, Japanese ramen and fine dining in shophouses. Urban designed public housing has also become an iconic building in this district.
Not only affordable shopping on Bugis street, Bugis has a wide range of cultures on every street. You can enjoy a Chinese Buddhist temple, Muslim mosque on Arab street and cozy shops on Haji Lane. . Check out the locals-loved hotpot street just right behind, too!
Home to many restaurants and bars in this area serve happy hours. There are many outdoor seats where you can enjoy the Laser Show from Marina Bay Sands during your wine and dinner.
Opened in early 2019 just beside Changi airport, Jewel is a must-go shopping mall. Housing the amazing attraction is the indoor 40m-waterfall! Wide range of shops so you will not forget getting a souvenir before leaving Singapore.
Guides
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