Worth it or not? Find out here :p
Hidden at Blk 412 Bedok North Ave 2, Sinfoodie is a spot where you can get good quality delicious meals at afforable prices! It's packed with SO many different stalls, meaning you can get everything from Taiwanese teppanyaki and Thai basil rice to nasi lemak, Hokkien mee and bak chor mee all in one place.
If you love kolo mee, you MUST save this spot!! Located at Beauty World Food Centre, Lao Gai Mee is a small noodle stall serving affordable Sarawak-style noodles, and honestly, we were pleasantly surprised by just how good it was. AND everything is under $6.50 nett here!
If you've always wanted to experience authentic Jeju cuisine without flying to Korea, this immersive omakase is one of the most unique dining experiences I've had in Singapore. Starting from just $45, you'll enjoy a beautifully curated 3-course meal while dining beneath stunning underwater projections inspired by the seas of Jeju!
This old-school Teochew kway chap spot serves generous portions from just $5.50, with tender braised meats, silky kway chap, and a rich savoury broth that’s been simmered for hours.
If you thought hawker western food was just chicken chop and fish & chips, this spot might change your mind. Reverie serves restaurant-inspired dishes like Beef Short Rib Ragu Mafalda and Bone-in Pork Loin Tomahawk alongside classic western favourites, all at surprisingly reasonable prices. The portions are generous and best of all, there’s no GST or service charge :p
When a noodle shop has been on the Michelin Bib Gourmand list for four consecutive years and still keeps everything under $10, it's worth paying attention to! LiXin Teochew Fishball Noodles has 58 years of heritage behind their handmade fishballs, and you can really taste the difference between their plump QQ fishballs and ordinary fishballs
Tenkaichi Japanese BBQ serves super value for money good Japanese lunch sets from just $10 with no GST or service charge, plus free drinks!! And the best part is, you can dine while looking out at a gorgeous view of Marina Bay Sands :p
If you're looking for Malaysian Nasi Lemak with a twist that won't break the bank, Madness Nasi Lemak at Fortune Centre is worth checking out. They serve unique variations like crispy pork belly berempah and mutton korma alongside traditional options, with most set meals staying under $8!
We checked out this All-you-can-eat Japanese buffet at one of SG’s oldest authentic Japanese spots since 2008!! This buffet had unlimited premium air flown fresh sashimi, crispy tempuras and more... So, was it worth it?
Hidden at Blk 412 Bedok North Ave 2, Sinfoodie is a spot where you can get good quality delicious meals at afforable prices! It's packed with SO many different stalls, meaning you can get everything from Taiwanese teppanyaki and Thai basil rice to nasi lemak, Hokkien mee and bak chor mee all in one place.
If you love kolo mee, you MUST save this spot!! Located at Beauty World Food Centre, Lao Gai Mee is a small noodle stall serving affordable Sarawak-style noodles, and honestly, we were pleasantly surprised by just how good it was. AND everything is under $6.50 nett here!
If you've always wanted to experience authentic Jeju cuisine without flying to Korea, this immersive omakase is one of the most unique dining experiences I've had in Singapore. Starting from just $45, you'll enjoy a beautifully curated 3-course meal while dining beneath stunning underwater projections inspired by the seas of Jeju!
This old-school Teochew kway chap spot serves generous portions from just $5.50, with tender braised meats, silky kway chap, and a rich savoury broth that’s been simmered for hours.
If you thought hawker western food was just chicken chop and fish & chips, this spot might change your mind. Reverie serves restaurant-inspired dishes like Beef Short Rib Ragu Mafalda and Bone-in Pork Loin Tomahawk alongside classic western favourites, all at surprisingly reasonable prices. The portions are generous and best of all, there’s no GST or service charge :p
When a noodle shop has been on the Michelin Bib Gourmand list for four consecutive years and still keeps everything under $10, it's worth paying attention to! LiXin Teochew Fishball Noodles has 58 years of heritage behind their handmade fishballs, and you can really taste the difference between their plump QQ fishballs and ordinary fishballs
Tenkaichi Japanese BBQ serves super value for money good Japanese lunch sets from just $10 with no GST or service charge, plus free drinks!! And the best part is, you can dine while looking out at a gorgeous view of Marina Bay Sands :p
If you're looking for Malaysian Nasi Lemak with a twist that won't break the bank, Madness Nasi Lemak at Fortune Centre is worth checking out. They serve unique variations like crispy pork belly berempah and mutton korma alongside traditional options, with most set meals staying under $8!
We checked out this All-you-can-eat Japanese buffet at one of SG’s oldest authentic Japanese spots since 2008!! This buffet had unlimited premium air flown fresh sashimi, crispy tempuras and more... So, was it worth it?