Swing by just before 7.45pm or 8.45pm daily to get the best vantage spot to watch Garden Rhapsody, the captivating 15-minute sound and light show.
Don’t be disheartened by the long line, because the queue actually moves pretty quickly. Enjoy a whole flock of duck dishes here: duck rice, duck noodles and duck porridge
You can choose from chicken, fish and mutton, it is the chicken biryani that has captivated the hearts of locals. The soft chicken meat falls off the bone effortlessly and is ridiculously delicious.
Do not underestimate the famous hawker’s chicken drumstick curry – it is very potent and those with low spice tolerance must proceed with caution.
Flat rice noodles are skilfully stir-fried over high heat in a tangy dark sauce with bean sprouts and beaten egg to achieve a smoky aroma. It is certainly the best of its kind in Singapore
The chicken is poached to perfection; the skin is glossy and its flesh has retained a remarkable amount of juiciness. Served with fluffy white rice and thinly sliced cucumber
Maxwell Food Centre is one of the more popular hawker centres with both Singaporeans and tourists in the heritage Chinatown district.
It’s easy to get lost in Chinatown Complex Food Centre, home to the largest hawker centre in Singapore, with over 260 food stalls on its second floor
Tekka Centre’s first level houses a bustling hawker centre. Located in Little India, naturally you have to try the North and South Indian food stalls here.
Hoo Kee Rice Dumplings offers some of the most unique steamed dumpling options, including chestnuts, salted egg yolk and mushrooms in a bamboo leaf
Amoy Street Food Centre is located in the heart of Chinatown and has stalls spread over two floors, so there is plenty of choice. It is also home to several of Michelin’s listed Bib-Gourmand stalls
