Tag Archives: Street Food

Moorish Dinner at Artichoke Cafe & Bar

I’ve been meaning to check out Artichoke Cafe and Bar for the longest time but just never got around to doing so till recently. A little bit of an Arabophile, I love Middle Eastern food and have been thinking about getting a fix so I was thrilled when J organized dinner at Artichoke. Serving Moorish [...]

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Breakfast Chee Cheong Fun from Amoy Street Hawker Centre

One of my favourite local breakfast food is Chee Cheong Fun (steamed rice flour rolls). They’re usually sold smothered with sweet sauce and chili sauce. As I prefer savoury food to sweet food, I usually opt to omit the sweet sauce and chili.   Chee Cheong Fun 猪肠粉 @ S$1.20   My plate of Chee Cheong Fun draws its [...]

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Hai Nan Xu Ji Chicken Rice at Marine Parade Central

Hainanese Chicken Rice, one of many hawker dishes that has me craving a fix whenever I’m away from Singapore for more than 2 weeks. Although Chicken Rice is often referred to as a national dish of Singapore, it is getting increasingly difficult to find well-prepared chicken rice in hawker centres and foodcourts. Roast Chicken Drumstick [...]

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Mexican Soul Food at Señor Taco

Happy Cinco de Mayo (Spanish for 5th of May), a day to celebrate Latino culture and heritage. I love Mexican food but it’s quite difficult to get a fix as not many friends enjoy it as much as I do. When I received an invitation to try new items from Señor Taco’s menu at CHIJMES, I was [...]

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Savouring Tradition: Chwee Kueh from Bedok

I feel sad that hawker food in Singapore has largely lost its soul in the past decade with attention to preparation and flavour sacrificed to expediency and profitability. Whenever I find any hawkers who retain the richness of flavours and techniques from the past, I feel compelled to tell all my friends about these last bastions [...]

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Traditional Tau Suan from Dessert Hut

Tau Suan (Split Mung Bean Dessert with a porridge-like consistency) has been one of my favourite local desserts ever since I was a child but in the last 8 years, I hardly ate it, largely because the versions sold at most hawker stalls or foodcourts are but a shadow of this humble dessert’s tasty past. [...]

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Traditional Haig Road Putu Piring – Gastronomic Ruminations

My cycling accident in February has made it a little more inconvenient to travel.  Unable to travel to Malacca to get a Putu Piring fix, I had to turn to the next best alternative that’s alot closer to home, the famous Haig Road Putu Piring. This stall has been selling my favourite Putu Piring since my [...]

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Fluffy, Hot Putu Piring @ Jalan Tengkera, Malacca

During a recent trip to Malacca, I was determined to check out the famous homemade Putu Piring that I had seen featured in a Malaysian food programme. Putu Piring has been my favourite snack since I was a child and given it’s rarity in Singapore, I was eager to get a fix. I was the first to [...]

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Lagoon Chicken Curry Puffs @ East Coast Lagoon Food Village

Chicken Curry Puff @ S$1.20 This is one of my favourite stalls at East Coast Lagoon Food Village. I would usually buy a curry puff to munch on while waiting for the rest of the food to be served. For those who are unfamiliar with curry puffs, these are a popular snack in Singapore. Think [...]

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Tong Kee Wonton Noodle Shop @ Kowloon, Hong Kong

We stumbled upon this gem of a noodle house by accident. We were in a cab trying to find our way to the famous Cheong Fun stall called Tong Kee in Jordan, Kowloon. However, in my haste to get food, I saw “Tong Kee” on the sign and told the cabby that we were at [...]

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