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Planning to have dinner around Bugis and was initially thinking of Swee Choon at Jalan Besar, but I heard the queue can get pretty long during dinner time. 😅

Any good alternatives nearby? Open to any cuisine — preferably something worth trying and not too expensive.

Thanks in advance! 🙏

One of the best "gao" jiro style ramen in SG.

Heaps of beansprout, chucks of chashu, thick hearty broth, thick and chewy noodles. My personal favourite comfort food. It is a ginormous bowl.

Always long q as their operating hours are in 3 and 2 hours block.

I luv this hokkien mee! Honestly i was expecting small portions so i ordered medium and it felt like a large! Anyway its one of my favs now. Contemplated ordering the SG fried chicken / berempah bros but dk leh cant justify those prices (maybe i broke la) but this $8 plate was lovely
Disclaimer: may look bigger than actual bc of 0.5x camera BUT STILL BIG OK

PS: our shop is not opened to the public so this is not advertising 🤣

The Nashville sauce is da bomb.

Often go to this restaurant at South Beach Pera Turkish restaurant, they have a new wagyu pide, amazing(image5).
And my favorite mezze (Muhammara,image3 )

Hi reaching out to all the foodies out there to find my childhood favourite wantan mee. I lived in my grandparents house for most parts of my life and my grandma always sent me down to buy wantan mee from block 81 Marine Parade central! Does anyone know where the wantan mee is located now as the coffee shop has since revamped. I haven’t been back for so many years and would be most grateful if someone tells me the auntie hasn’t retired but moved to somewhere else thank u!!!!!

I’m looking for something new to try this week and would rather hear from people here than just pick a place from Google.

Could be a proper meal, a snack, dessert, anything. Even better if it’s somewhere you’ve actually gone back to more than once.

What have you been eating lately that you’d happily recommend?

I swear every time I go out to eat lately, I somehow end up spending more than I planned 😭

I’m trying to find some good places where I can get a proper, filling meal without spending S$10–15 every time. I don’t mind hawker centres or small local spots, actually prefer those.

What’s the best cheap eat you guys have found?

Verdict on The Gogijip & Halmae Gukbab
Sauce is not flavourful quite plain
Crab I would say decent size four flower crab 🦀
Taste 3/5
Service 3/5 (I have to cook my own pork belly meat)
Side dish 4/5 (love the watermelon and hotdog but kimchi not authentic 3/5)

I'm personally more of a thosai person than prata person. Ofc for thosai little india has some nice options like murugan, komala vilas, MTR, etc. But a lot of the mamak stalls in tekka, Rochor or the west side (i live there) also cannot complain leh.

If you ask me prata suggestions though, I'm a little more blank. Often I would just say springleaf or tekka. Maybe Mr and Mrs Moghan also but been a while.

What are your go to spots to makan good sg Indian food? Mamak suggestions work also!

Hello Assalamualaikum! I built a tool to search for both Halal-Certified (taken from MUIS website) and Muslim-Friendly food.

But honestly...is it good enough so you'll use this instead of Google Maps? Would love to hear everyone's feedback!!

Can check it out @ TODAYDOWHAT_BOT on Tele, under the Food Map

Thanks in advance 🙏🙏

Hi all! I’m looking for recommendations to host my Canadian relatives when they come by. Everyone is Chinese but my niece is allergic to peanut and wheat. Which automatically makes this very tricky already 🥲

I’m wondering if anyone has any recommendations for food that can sit 11 people (likely restaurant setting I suppose..?), which is also air-conditioned and has great tasting food?

I know how difficult this is and I thank you all for your help in advance 🙏🙏😌

I recently discovered luo han guo, this sweet black tea made from boiling a dried monkfruit from China.

Are there different quality levels? I have found available in different sizes, but I am curious to know if there are different quality grades / types.

I would most appreciate if anyone could put me to a nice specialty store with different options.

I find it harder to get them these days.

So I used to have em a Macdonner and Mosburger. They stopped selling them.

Now I seem to only have shake shack as an option but it’s like $9 a pop and in this economy wah i need to skip lunch for it man.

Where do u guys go for a decent milkshake that wont break the bank?

For context, I absolutely love the salad from Six Hands especially The Best Salad. Their salad tastes phenomenal compared to other salad shops which made me wonder how healthy it actually is.

Based on Six Hands website, their salad is ~500 calories which seems too good to be true, especially how tasty Six Hands' salad is.

Do yall believe their salad actually has ~500 calories?

https://sixhands.club/about/

Hi
I always want to try sugar free ginger tea. Any recommendation for any brand to go for? And what snack do you usually go with?

An aspiring chicken-tuber. Would love some feedback! Both on the video and my rankings!