Well-known for providing accessible local cuisine, leading food service provider Select Group, is excited to launch Hawkers’ Street right in the heart of town in the prestigious ION Orchard.
Located at basement 4 of the popular mall, diners can look forward to enjoying delectable dishes from six carefully-selected famed hawkers, including Michelin-accredited brands, under one roof.
At Hawkers Street, diners will be able to taste:
Nam Sing Hokkien Mee
A crowd-favourite at the renowned Old Airport Road Food Centre, the highly-raved stall was started by two brothers, Ng Seng and Ng Tong, who arrived in Singapore from Xiamen as coolies in the 1940’s. Ng Tong’s son, Ng Hock Wah, who still swiftly and skillfully fries up plates of hokkien mee at the age of 73 – something that he has been doing for over 50 years, will be handing the stall over to the 3rd generation.
Beach Road Scissors-Cut Curry Rice
The legendary and pioneering Hainanese curry rice stall in Jalan Besar is well-loved for its braised pork belly and crispy pork chop, that is characteristically cut up with scissors which emit a distinctive snapping sound – hence its moniker. The highlight is undoubtably the curry gravy and braised pork sauce poured over steamed rice, accompanied with sides.
Ann Chin Popiah
Founded by late former Mr Lim Kam Chwee and now run by his children, the age-old brand has successfully expanded to ten outlets island-wide since its humble beginnings as a pushcart in 1958, and awarded the Michelin Plate in 2019. The former coolie from the Fujian province in China has always been known for his handmade popiah wrapped with a silky-thin skin that is freshly made daily till today.
Famous Eunos Bak Chor Mee
Using a time-honoured, 100-year-old recipe from way back in 1923 and transcending four generations, the family-run chain is said to be the first to introduce Bak Chor Mee (minced meat noodle) to Singapore by way of founder Chen Lian Fu when he migrated to the country from China.
Jian Bo Shui Kueh
Founded all the way back in 1958 by Mr Wang who earned his keep by selling shui kueh or chwee kueh (steamed flour cakes) from a pushcart at Tiong Bahru Market, after arriving in Singapore from China, the brand has now become an ubiquitous chain in Singapore with 20 outlets and earned a Michelin Plate in 2019.
King of Fried Rice
The immensely popular King of Fried Rice requires no introduction – its popularity evident from its rapid expansion to seven outlets in three years. Founded by former Jumbo Chef Lester Li, the brand is loved for its signature egg fried rice topped with grilled pork chop or shrimp, priced from just $6.90.
Singer-songwriter turn serial F&B entrepreneur and serious foodie, Hong Junyang is ready to introduce his newest venture: ClickAFood (also known as CAF for short).
Expect an Instagrammable café cum commerical kitchen decked in aesthetically pleasing pastel shades. The bright and eye-catching space decked out with #OOTD spots brings together four culinary delights inspired by Junyang’s travels and love for a multitude of choices. CAF’s menu is made up of these main cuisines: Korean (KOREAN MAMA), Thai (THAITANIUM), Local (168 发), and Western (FIG & FIDDLE).
The fifth menu is aptly named ‘喝 HĒ’, where you can find a concise drinks menu – from bubble tea to coffee. ClickAFood also uses specialty coffee beans from PPP Coffee for the perfect cup of Joe, all day at Upper Paya Lebar where you might even be starstruck by Hong Junyang himself – see you there!
After a two-year hiatus during which it spent much effort sourcing for a new location, Seafood Paradise is set to reopen at VivoCity, boasting a gorgeous view of the bay! Seafood Paradise was the little spark that led to the success of Paradise Group today with over 100 outlets worldwide.
The restaurant is all set to make a comeback to reignite happy memories for all its loyal customers with its signature dishes — Signature Creamy Butter Crab topped with Coconut Crumbs, Popular Singapore Style Chilli Crab, Poached Tiger Prawn with Chinese Herb in Superior Stock, and Crispy Kang Kong topped with Cuttlefish in Homemade Seafood Sauce, just to name a few!
Staying true to his local roots, owner and head chef Joel Ong continues to keep our Singaporean traditions alive with his wok. Innovating his menu with unique twists and simple tweaks, Chef Joel brings his brainchild – Enjoy Eating House and Bar to the neighbourhood of Stevens.
Expect an array of quality selections exclusive to the Stevens flagship such as the unique Classic Yu Sheng Ceviche, White Pepper Alaskan King Crab alongside familiar classics Grandma’s Te Kah Bee Hoon and Singapore Style Chilli Prawns.
Ready to serve you local delights at Suntec City, Downstairs is a void deck-themed concept simply about delivering good coffee, good food and good memories with a smile.
Diners can even have some fun at their Hopscotch court on-premise or use the retro letterbox decorations as photo backdrop.
Enjoy comforting Dim Sum delights at their alfresco seating area along the Singapore River from 11.30am – 5pm daily.
Their Sampling Menu is also perfect for solo diners, couples or diners who want to have their favourites in small portions. One of the most popular choices include the famous Long Beach Chilli Crab cooked in a delectable spicy-sweet and eggy chilli gravy topped with fresh crab meat is best to consume with handmade fried bun ($18 per portion)
The Sampling Menu is available all-day at Long Beach @ Robertson Quay.
Bound by a common desire to preserve local heritage flavours; Lemak Boys is the newest casual dining concept by Les Amis Group which shines the spotlight on local favourite dishes with a Peranakan twist. Brought to you through the lens of three young chefs — Jun Xiang, Daniel, and Martin who have fostered a strong bond while working at Les Amis Group’s Peranakan restaurant, Indigo Blue Kitchen.
Gather in the company of family and friends while you tuck into local heritage dishes inspired by Peranakan flavours. Each bite guaranteed to inspire, satisfy, and keep you coming back for more.
Welcome to the BBright Side! A creative concept by BreadTalk Group, Butter Bean has opened its first outlet at Funan and a second will follow at VivoCity in September 2020.
Centered around creating conversations and connections over a cup of coffee, Butter Bean presents traditional Nanyang coffee-based beverages and bakery goods with a modern twist, changing the way you can enjoy the same local flavours you love.
Discover a fresh new Nanyang coffee experience at Butter Bean!
Located at Funan Mall, Butter Bean’s first outlet seats 45 and spots a welcoming yellow interior with a vibrant ‘Cherry to Cup’ wall mural illustrated by local creative studio 8EyedSpud. The space is characterised by marble counter displays, a butter block-inspired bar table and a faux tree which add a refreshing touch of green. The second outlet at Vivo City will boast a larger space for 84 and includes an alfresco patio that is perfect for a laidback breezy afternoon.
The café offers affordable contemporary Nanyang coffee-based beverages and reimagined Singaporean dishes made without pork or lard, including toasts, baked goods, mains andsandwiches, and are freshly prepared daily on premise.
Guess who’s finally in City Hall? Local favourite Ponggol Nasi Lemak has opened their first branch in City Halll at Capitol Singapore.
Ponggol Nasi Lemak is most famous for their signature dish of fragrant coconut rice with sides of fried chicken wing, sunny-side-up egg, fried peanuts and anchovies, and sambal chili sauce. Also don’t forget to try their favourites such as archar, otah and fried ikan kuning!
Established in 1979, Ponggol Nasi Lemak is a heritage food brand serving one of the most iconic specialty food in Singapore. Under the guidance of founders Mr. Ang Chye Choon and Madam Koh Ah Tan, the family started delivering traditional pre-packed Nasi Lemak in Banana leaves to distributor and hawker stores in Singapore.
Pioneers of Singapore’s cafe culture, PS.Cafe opens its eighth outlet, PS.Cafe by the Sea at East Coast Park, making this their first foray out East, away from the hustle and bustle of the city-centre. Inspired by its waterfront location while staying true to the homegrown brand, the menu showcases and celebrates seafood with exclusive dishes, while introducing a special Junior section for the first time.
Starting from humble beginnings in 1999, PS.Cafe began as a cosy cafe hidden within Projectshop clothing store. The charming and understated spot quickly gained a following for its hearty takes on savoury cafe classics, famous truffle shoestring fries and indulgent cakes, puddings and tarts. Since then - over the course of 20 years, PS.Cafe has steadily expanded in Singapore and recently opened up in Shanghai and Seoul this year.
Spanning over 3,000 sq ft, this 120-seater offers a multitude of crowd-pleasers, impeccably suited for friend gatherings, date nights and weekend brunches with loved ones.
The all-day menu at PS.Cafe by the Sea at East Coast Park pays homage to the serene waterfront location with new seafood dishes such as Chargrilled Octopus ($21) - PS.Cafe's spin on a 'char siew' features octopus wok-fried in a homemade sauce served with chilli lime dip, and Lemongrass Mussel & Clam Spaghettini ($29.50) a Thai-inspired pasta topped with portobello mushrooms, black mussels, fresh Venus clams and various aromatics tossed in a sweet and sour sauce.
Additional new creations, exclusive to PS.Cafe by the Sea East Coast Park include:
Poached Ocean Trout Niçoise ($27) a modern twist on a classic French salad with string beans, green olives, capers, spinach and tuna aioli for a refreshing start to the meal.
Chorizo & Calamari Stew ($30) a hearty pot teeming with white beans, fire-roasted peppers, spicy chorizo and tender squid topped with black garlic aioli and a side of crusty bread.
Singapore Chilli Crab & Prawns ($32) a nod to East Coast tradition of chilli crab, PS.Cafe's rendition comprises fried soft shell crab and grilled tiger prawns with wok-crisped mantous, fresh chilli crab dip and jade fried rice.
Signature items that are familiar to fans such as PS. Truffle Shoestring Fries ($16), Tiger Beer-Battered Fish & Chips ($32) and Spicy King Prawn Aglio Olio ($29.50) are also available. An array of hand-stretched pizzas and a multitude of Asian delights will also be on the menu for a stellar communal dining experience.
Adding to the brand's extensive dessert menu, the novel addition of the Banana Surprise Sundae ($16) showcases PS.Cafe's take on the banana split crowned with toasted almonds, chocolate sauce and tangy strawberry compote - a treat to delight any sweet tooth. Also not to be missed are menu stalwarts, Sticky Date ($15) with lashings of decadent toffee sauce and Double Chocolate Blackout Cake ($16) a rich dark chocolate sponge drizzled with dark chocolate sauce.
For the first time, PS.Cafe launches its Junior Menu for children under 12 years old; featuring kid-friendly items such as its iconic Spaghetti Bolognese ($14), Mini Pancake Stack ($12) with maple syrup, bananas and vanilla ice cream, Grilled Ham & Cheese Toasties ($12) with fries, and Cheeseburger and Fries ($13). All items on the Junior Menu come with a complimentary bowl of soft-serve ice cream with chocolate or strawberry sauce.
PS.Cafe by the Sea at East Coast Park's brunch menu with classic-favourites including eggs benedict and pancakes kicks in on weekends at 9.30am until 4 pm. The restaurant also serves breakfast from 9.30am to 11am Monday to Friday, offering staples such as almond chia seed granola and avocado toast.
Hawkee is Singapore’s very first robotic food court operating out of Fraser Tower in the heart of the central business district.
Hawkee presents a delicious and fuss-free dining experience where their robochefs whip up local favourites and trendy delicacies, from Hokkien Mee, Char Kway Teow to Mala Xiang Guo in Singapore's first-ever eatery with fully-automated cooking.
The newly-opened 91-seater food court operates with a total of 10 robotic chefs.
D.I.A.N.A., is the name of Hawkee's robotic hawker chef and it is capable of whipping up 11 different local delights. matching the freshness and authenticity of a traditional hawker centre!
Delight in unforgettable Singapore flavours and Peranakan classics at Violet Oon Singapore at Jewel.
Nestled within the lush tropicality of the world-class Jewel Changi Airport, Violet Oon Singapore at Jewel will whisk you away with their assortment of Singapore flavours.
With an elevated all-day dining menu showcasing local favourites and one-dish delights, they invite you to take a moment to discover Singapore’s diverse and nuanced culinary heritage.
Watch the dancing flames of their glassed-in open grill room, grab a drink at their long bar, or recharge over a warm meal. Visitors are also welcome to shop their selection of gourmet delicacies perfect for gifts and souvenirs.
Lee Wee & Brothers’ brand-new concept called O’TAH, is a casual but modern 12-seater kiosk at Jewel Changi Airport’s food hall. Open 24/7, the concept is a departure from Lee Wee & Brothers’ traditional heritage, and offers an imaginative dining experience characterised by modern interior design, creative plating and packaging as well as innovative dishes.
Brace yourself for an otah revolution with The Coconut Collection, featuring flavours exclusive to Jewel. The chefs have put a new spin on the classic otah, embedding new treasures within minced mackerel that is marinated and mixed with a homemade spice paste. There are four offerings: Pink Salmon Otah, Scallop Otah, Cream Cheese & Corn Otah, and Green Petai & Anchovy Otah. The ingredients are wrapped in a pair of coconut leaves, which impart a tropical fragrance and sweetness, then grilled for a light smoky aroma. Each otah at O’TAH is handmade to ensure consistent quality.
At O’TAH, the traditional otah is also remade into various forms. O’TAH Fries are bound to delight both adults and children alike — hand-cut hunks of mackerel fish otah fries are accompanied with shoestring potato fries. Dip them into the lime and herb mayonnaise for maximum indulgence.
Ben’s Burger is a towering creation showcasing mackerel fish patty, tomato, purple cabbage, caramelised onion and sunny side up, all sandwiched between fluffy charcoal buns.
There is also the Pesto Salmon Nasi Lemak, a new take on Lee Wee & Brothers’ best-selling dish. The mackerel fish otah is paired with pesto salmon on a bed of fragrant coconut rice. Not forgetting the satisfying medley of omelette, potato croquette, anchovies, peanuts, purple cabbage, pickled vegetables and sambal chilli with a real kick!
This April, Fresh Fruits Lab Group (FFL) introduces their third concept outlet, Herit8ge. Conceptualised with the idea of reminiscing the yesteryears while paying homage to local flavours, Herit8ge will bring forth its take on local flavours with a modern twist.
Nestled amongst the lush greenery in Jewel Changi Airport top floor, Herit8ge takes inspiration from the 70s style while incorporating elements of contemporary Singapore. From its interior to kitchenware, the restaurant exudes subtle nostalgic touches while sporting iconic colours of porcelain - white and blue. Furnished with a combination of woven rattan and bent timber pieces, the restaurant evokes a sense of heritage while offering diners a cosy experience.
At Herit8ge, diners will be treated to a diverse assortment of familiar local dishes with a modern touch. The menu will feature dishes that reference humble local classics and reinvented with modern cooking techniques. Soak up the 1970s ambience and reminisce about yesteryears over a plate of their signature Char Siew Pork Ribs or the Bak Chor Mee Salad.
To complement the mains, explore their very own rendition of Singapore desserts. With that, top it off with their sock-brewed arabica coffee inspired by the traditional Singapore brewing method. Otherwise, choose from a wide selection of beverages ranging from beers to their own concoction of local-inspired cocktails.
Hideout By The Local Box at The Heeren is an underground casual-dining playground for all local hidden gems.
Hideout By The Local Box serves local cuisine inspired by Asian flavours. Have a taste of their Gula Jawa Chendol, Dry Mee Tai Mak Laksa With Toasted Prawns, Har Cheong Gai Chicken Chop and more for that uniquely Hideout food experience.
Get a taste of nostalgia at Colonial Club Signatures and embark on a gastronomincal journey through Singapore's rich culinary heritage.
A harmonious blend of East and West, Colonial cuisine is a fusion of expatriate taste and local ingredients, resulting in a delicious merger of foods. Savour a delectable mix o heritage cuisines, including Hainanese-style western delights, Nyonya dishes and local-favourites with British-Colonial influence.
Singapore’s pioneer celebrity chef Justin Quek redefines the quintessential Singaporean gourmet experience at casual all-day diner JustIN Flavours of Asia.
From local breakfast of tangy mee siam and lunches of Malay-style nasi campur, to dinner of lobster Hokkien mee to supper of zichar classics – the newly-opened JustIN at Marina Bay Sands is your go-to destination for an authentic, sophisticated taste of Singapore.
View JustIN's menu here, with a list of delectable creations.
One of Asia’s most internationally-celebrated chefs, Justin Quek is famed for his expertise in French fine dining and his deep understanding of Asian cuisines. His Franco-Asian cuisine – borne of his Asian heritage and his extensive experience in Europe – is represented by signature dishes such as his foie gras xiao long bao, and lobster Hokkien noodles. As a leading chef from Asia, he has served numerous politicians and dignitaries such as former Chinese president Jiang Zemin and Microsoft founder Bill Gates. He also famously cooked for all of Singapore’s founding prime minister Lee Kuan Yew’s birthday dinners since 1993.
Enjoy all-day dining in the elegantly decorated space and savour the goodness of Singaporean home cooking by Head Chef Tammie Loke who brings with her decades of experience in entertaining the most discerning guests.
A celebration of traditional Singapore dishes like Char Siew Noodles, Claypot Chicken Rice and Crispy Prawn Rolls, One Bowl faithfully presents these handmade traditional classics from your grandmother’s kitchen to your table. And with almost all items priced below S$15, enjoying your favourite comfort eats just got so much easier.
Their cosy ambience is perfect for both private lunches and also larger gatherings.
The Berlin Bar is the brain child of local celebrity and performer John Molina. It has been his long time desire to create an entertainment experience that is a world class melting pot of all things exceptional.
The world’s too small for walls - Berlin personifies more than just a uniquely good time, it’s about the coming together of people separated by different beliefs, systems or stereotypes, giving hope to peace and unity for freedom.
Located in the newly renovated Chijmes, Berlin has something for everyone. Supported by a cutting edge team, John Molina has developed a unique concept which will offer a music journey from the 1980’s to modern electronic music all in one night. Live music performances and DJ’s will entertain in a trendy atmosphere, where service staff is part of the lifestyle, proudly serving food and drinks with modern nostalgia.
Berlin at Chijmes is not just another place, Berlin provides an escape, and brings entertainment and enjoyment as a remedy to daily stress.
Foodies can whet their appetite with a carefully selected range of international bar food, VIP tapas, local delights. Apart from staple drinks to accompany the food, Berlin will serve up champagne cocktails and old classics with a sexy and fun twist. At Berlin there’s always something for everyone!
Berlin offers a unique vibe, enjoyed together with a music experience that evolves through the night. Here, live music and DJ’s come together to deliver quality music. All this in a diverse and intriguing setting, that is sexy and fun.
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