If you’re in the mood for some lip-smacking lor mee, head over to Nanyang Lor Mee. The red snapper lor mee is a popular option here, featuring a velvety and flavourful gravy. The bowl is topped with chunks of red snapper, braised pork, half a braised egg and a slice of crunchy deep-fried yam to add extra flavour and texture to the dish. Other variations include chicken karaage lor mee, cod fish lo...

Seng Bee Chicken Rice shot to fame after it was featured in a Mediacorp TV food program, so come prepared to queue. They serve both roasted and steamed chicken here, but what’s special about them is they also serve other dishes such as Lemon Chicken Rice, Thai Chicken Rice and Curry Chicken Mee. And other than the usual red chilli sauce and dark sauce soy, the stall also has a green chilli garlic...

At Tasty Kitchen Grilled Fish, you can get a whole fish slathered in a sauce of your choosing that comes in both spicy and non-spicy options. Besides their signature dish, the stall also serves an extensive menu that includes salted egg chicken, fried rice, and vegetables. We suggest coming with a few friends so you can order a few different dishes to share! Address: 724 Ang Mo Kio Ave 6, #01-4...

Looking to cool down from the heat? From yummy drinks like avocado milkshake with gula Melaka, and Yakult soursop juice to classic beverages such as ABC juice, banana milkshake, and kiwi strawberry juice, The Icebreaker boasts a wide selection of healthy juices and smoothies to keep you hydrated. Address: 724 Ang Mo Kio Ave 6, #01-37, Singapore 560724 Opening Hours: 10 am–9 pm Mon & Tues, Thu...

Serving deliciously smooth porridge, silky chee cheong fun and economic bee hoon with an assortment of side dishes in the morning, this stall also whips up a myriad of traditional ngoh hiang dishes ranging from crispy prawn fritters, juicy fishcakes, meaty pork sausages to delightful popiah in the afternoon. Choose between a traditional sweet pink dip or chilli sauce topped with grated peanuts to...

This stall makes its grass jelly and soya bean drinks from scratch, and it’s one of many outlets across Singapore. Quench your thirst with a cup of Soya Bean, or sit down for a bowl of Cold/Hot Beancurd. You might also prefer the Beancurd Grass Jelly, which combines both beancurd and grass jelly for a refreshing treat! Address: 724 Ang Mo Kio Ave 6, #01-38, Singapore 560724 Opening Hours: 8 am...

One of the most popular stalls at Ang Mo Kio Central Market & Food Centre is Xi Xiang Feng Yong Tau Foo, which dishes out hearty portions of yong tau foo. Simply pick your favourite ingredients, the type of noodles or rice and if you want to have it dry, with clear soup or laksa broth. The stall is well known for their laksa broth which is rich, fragrant, spicy and coconut-y, while the clear soup...

Get your fix of comfort food in the form of congee at this joint. Serving Cantonese-style congee that is cooked in a superior stock of pig and fish bones, you’ll find a variety of options such as Minced Meat Peanut Congee, Chicken Congee, Sliced Fish & Cuttlefish Congee, Meatball Century Egg Congee and many more. Address: 724 Ang Mo Kio Ave 6, #01-32, Singapore 560724 Opening Hours: 8 am–7:30 ...

This joint has been around for over four decades and is a popular haunt for mee rebus lovers. Unlike many other stalls that typically only offer a single mee rebus option, Yunos N Family has gives you the option of enjoying it with chicken, satay, oxtail and more. Other items on their menu include mee soto (which you can also get with extr ingredients), sota ayam and satay. Address: 724 Ang Mo...

Another wanton mee stall in Ang Mo Kio Central Market & Food Centre, while the dish looks unassuming, the noodles and wantons will give you a different perspective. The noodles are springly and tossed in a sauce mix that’s deep with the flavour of shallot oil and dried prawns. While the char siew is nothing to shout about, the wantons are well-seasoned and wrapped with a mix of minced pork and wat...