r/singaporefood

I’m looking for something new to try this week and would rather hear from people here than just pick a place from Google.

Could be a proper meal, a snack, dessert, anything. Even better if it’s somewhere you’ve actually gone back to more than once.

What have you been eating lately that you’d happily recommend?

anyone here tried the donergy kebab in millenia? wants some opinion. reviews says their quiet pricy so want to know your thought before we go.

I swear every time I go out to eat lately, I somehow end up spending more than I planned 😭

I’m trying to find some good places where I can get a proper, filling meal without spending S$10–15 every time. I don’t mind hawker centres or small local spots, actually prefer those.

What’s the best cheap eat you guys have found?

I'm personally more of a thosai person than prata person. Ofc for thosai little india has some nice options like murugan, komala vilas, MTR, etc. But a lot of the mamak stalls in tekka, Rochor or the west side (i live there) also cannot complain leh.

If you ask me prata suggestions though, I'm a little more blank. Often I would just say springleaf or tekka. Maybe Mr and Mrs Moghan also but been a while.

What are your go to spots to makan good sg Indian food? Mamak suggestions work also!

Hi all! I’m looking for recommendations to host my Canadian relatives when they come by. Everyone is Chinese but my niece is allergic to peanut and wheat. Which automatically makes this very tricky already 🥲

I’m wondering if anyone has any recommendations for food that can sit 11 people (likely restaurant setting I suppose..?), which is also air-conditioned and has great tasting food?

I know how difficult this is and I thank you all for your help in advance 🙏🙏😌

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Hello Assalamualaikum! I built a tool to search for both Halal-Certified (taken from MUIS website) and Muslim-Friendly food.

But honestly...is it good enough so you'll use this instead of Google Maps? Would love to hear everyone's feedback!!

Can check it out @ TODAYDOWHAT_BOT on Tele, under the Food Map

Thanks in advance 🙏🙏

I find it harder to get them these days.

So I used to have em a Macdonner and Mosburger. They stopped selling them.

Now I seem to only have shake shack as an option but it’s like $9 a pop and in this economy wah i need to skip lunch for it man.

Where do u guys go for a decent milkshake that wont break the bank?

I recently discovered luo han guo, this sweet black tea made from boiling a dried monkfruit from China.

Are there different quality levels? I have found available in different sizes, but I am curious to know if there are different quality grades / types.

I would most appreciate if anyone could put me to a nice specialty store with different options.

Aspiring chicken content maker, made this in Singapore, would love feedback! Whether it's on the content or the rankngs, would love to know!

Tried all the fast food chicken sandwiches: McSpicy, KFC, Burger King, the one and only Chick-Fil-A, Popeyes, the homegrown 4Fingers, and dark horse Jollibee!

Thanks!

Sometimes I’m hungry but have absolutely no idea what I feel like eating, so I just end up ordering the same few things 😂. I’m curious what everyone else goes for when you’re in that situation. What’s your usual comfort food or safe order that you know will never disappoint?

My friend and I were talking about Singapore food the other day and she asked me what food I’d miss the most if I ever moved away. Now I’m curious what other people would say 😅. Is there any dish or food you think you’d genuinely crave if you couldn’t have it anymore?

I am Looking for recommendations for a nice “fancy-ish” restaurant in Singapore for a 40th birthday dinner for two — somewhere that feels special and celebratory, with good ambience and good food.

Would love a place with good seafood and chicken options. It doesn’t have to be halal — we’re perfectly happy with restaurants that serve pork/beef as long as there are good options for us.

Cuisine-wise… the birthday girl likes Japanese, Peranakan & Chinese food…. and not fond of Western and Korean.

Would love to hear your recommendations, especially places you’ve personally enjoyed