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where to get best local food

Dec 16, 2008

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Zakiah Jamali
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Answered by Zakiah Jamali , Singapore City, Singapore

Indian murtabak...head down to Victory restaurant at Arab street.That one has lots more meat portions compared to the restrnt next door...And its yummier...

You can try Sup Tulang,an Indian dish, appears all red. Its mainly bones(mutton) with the marrow in it. Serve with french loaf.High in cholesterol but i guess pple love it..a muz try when ure here...do wear dark colored clothings as this may splash on ur clothes and the stains..will neva come off...get them at the hawker centre opposite Golden Mile shopping centre. Near Lavender mrt station.Many stalls ther selling same thing... When ure ther, try the kambing sup also. I personally like Sup Lidah. thats the tongue of the sheep. Chewy n just Yum! One more, Indian rojak..different frm the chinese rojak..all ingredients fried..served with a red peanut-based sweet sauce!

Simpang Bedok is good for cereal prawns from new hawa restrnt(it was even recommended in TV! its really gd!), Roti john...the satay..a must try is the stay babat! yummy!guess thats about it...the rest are just edible not that great...but no harm trying..

Our local foodcourts, anywher at the shopping malls, heartlands etc..serves just about everything..they r good..reasonably cheap and best of ALL..AIR-CONDITIONED!

Geylang area...lotsa shop houses and makan places. Katong laksa..that's one famous must try...

okies...happy chowing!!!

Mar 29, 2009

Naseem Huseni
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Answered by Naseem Huseni , Singapore, Singapore

Best authentic local food is available at all 'hawker centres' or 'Food Courts' which can be found in all shopping malls. ENJOYY!!

Dec 16, 2008

Danini

Answered by Danini , Singapore City, Singapore

I suggest you go to the Newton Food Centre!!
This web intro all the best local food in Singapore.

http://www.the-inncrowd.com/newtoncircus.htm

Dec 17, 2008

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Answered by SHARINDER KAUR , Pasir Ris New Town, Singapore

you can try other than newton hawker centre, there is adam road food ctr,changi village that has a large varities of local food at reasonable prices and good chilling out pubs that are not too noisy and exp.

Dec 19, 2008

AN
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Answered by AN , Singapore City, Singapore

I beg to differ with the above answers. If you are visiting for the first time, prepared to be shocked at the behaviour of stall owners at Newton.
The best bet will be to go to Lau Pa Sat, after 5:30-6 PM to really ENJOY the LOCAL food including Satay, Sting Ray BBQ fish, Hokkien Mee, Biryani, Chicken Rice, Wanton Mee alongwith a chilled TIGER Beer...Enjoy!!

Jan 29, 2009

yi qian chia
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Answered by yi qian chia , Singapore, Singapore

if you are after the famous singapore dish chilli crab you might want to go to ang mo kio.they serve the best chilli crabs(i can send the pictures if you want)you should go geylang too,although that is a red light district,they serve fantastic food and the best durians in the season.for me,lau pa sat is just way to expensive,and the food standards have definitely dropped. BBQ chicken wings,big prawn noodles and all flavours popiah can be found at serangoon garden way food centre,another name for it is 'chomp chomp'(the taxi driver will understand)the places that i have recommended are great with a cheaper price

Feb 04, 2009

Penny Chow
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Answered by Penny Chow , Jurong East, Singapore

I think the best place to get local food is the Esplanade food court.They have satay, barbeque seafood, friend hokkein mee, roti prata etc etc.

Mar 04, 2009

Penny Chow
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Answered by Penny Chow , Jurong East, Singapore

I think the best place to get local food is the Esplanade food court.They have satay, barbeque seafood, friend hokkein mee, roti prata etc etc.

Mar 04, 2009

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Answered by Rachel , Singapore, Singapore

you can try places like Simpang Bedok for cheap and good prata. Changi Village has some good food too =)

Mar 28, 2009

peter clarke
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Answered by peter clarke , Amphoe Hua Hin, Thailand

go to little india, get real singaporean food and buy those great ingredients you always wanted.

Apr 09, 2009

Syed Monzur Quader
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Answered by Syed Monzur Quader , Dhaka, Bangladesh

Pls. check:
1.www.streetdirectory.com/restaurants/local_food/
2.www.best-singapore-vacation.com/top-5-places-in-singapore-for-local-food.html
3.www.travel-singapore-with-me.com/singapore-food.html

Apr 14, 2009

Penny Chow
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Answered by Penny Chow , Jurong East, Singapore

You can try the Esplanade, Makan Sutra food court, Lau Pa Sat at Raffles Place or Tim Sum Wan Hao restuarant, one of the best Cantonese resturants and starting from 1 June, they have Tim Sunm buffett 1-for-1.

Jun 09, 2009

Penny Chow
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Answered by Penny Chow , Jurong East, Singapore

For Indian food, you can try the streets of Little India near Mustafa shopping centre, steamboat at Turf City, Chong Pang Steamboat and Esplanade for all other local food.

Jun 12, 2009

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