Showing 1-4 of 4 results
-
Chinatown Complex
As you'd expect, the large, eternally busy hawker centre here has some great Chinese food stalls. The choice is vast, the smoky atmosphere appropriately unkempt.
-
Killiney Kopitiam
This Singaporean institution is the place for breakfast. The waiter yells your order at ear-splitting volume and the coffee - shaken by the resulting seismic disturbance - inevitably arrives erupted into the saucer.
-
Victoria Street Food Centre
Seemingly manifested to fill a space between high-rises, and with its small shrine outside, this is great for a late-night feed. Locals wheel and deal, friends neck bottles of beer, solo guys read books - you might even catch some English Premier League on the telly.
-
Ya Kun Kaya Toast & Coffee
Though a chain of them is now spread across the island, none matches this for a sense of the original 1940s coffee, kaya (coconut jam) toast and runny-egg stall that spawned it. Grab a seat inside for a ringside view of the bustling, yelling, no-nonsense staff. Traditional Singapore breakfast at its cholesterol-laden, caffeine-charged, sugar-fuelled best.
Showing 1-4 of 4 results
