On a rainy day there’s nothing better than a piping hot bowl of kambing soup, and not many does it as well as A Rashid Khan. Inside this spicy broth are chunks of mutton, garnished with coriander and leek. The soup also comes with sliced french loaf so your tummy will surely be satisfied! If you are feeling adventurous, try the mutton soup with brains – it’s even been mentioned in the Michelin Gui...

Now run by a Gen-Y hawker who’s taken over the reins from his father, Abdhus Salam Rojak is one of the famous Indian rojak stalls at Ayer Rajah Food Centre. The amount of ingredients on selection may be a bit overwhelming, but you can’t go wrong with options such as the prawn fritter, coconut fritter, beef lung, and the lentil fritters. The rojak here is fried to a crisp and paired with a sauce th...

Another popular rojak stall within Ayer Rajah Food Centre, Adam A Rojak boasts of a 4.9-star rating on Google! They have a good variety of ingredients here, from eggs to hotdogs, tempeh and fish fillets. Apart from the yummy Indian rojak, many also come back again for the hospitable and friendly service from the staff here! Address: 503 W Coast Dr, #01-79, Singapore 120503 Opening Hours: 9 am–...

A hidden gem at Ayer Rajah Food Centre, Adam Chicken is one of the more popular Muslim stalls at the hawker centre, drawing long lines during lunch hour. Serving two main dishes – Roasted Chicken Rice and Ayam Penyet, you can pair your chicken with Nasi Goreng instead of the usual rice served! Their Ayam Penyet is a must-try. Fried to crispy perfection, it is sinful yet delightfully indulgent....

Not to be confused with Ah Hua Eating House at Pandan Gardens, Ah Hua Teochew Fish Ball Noodle has a very extensive menu and has been serving up delicious bowls of noodles for over 10 years. Their generous serving and affordable prices provide incredible value for money. You won’t go wrong with the Teochew Fishball Noodles with handmade fishballs, minced meat, meatballs, fish dumplings and fishcak...

For some halal Southern Indian-style briyani, head over to Allauddin’s Briyani. Their signature Nasi Briyani is made with fluffy, long-grained high-quality basmati rice. Take your pick from Mutton, Chicken or Fish Biryani with egg and papadum or without, and you can also choose top up with Chicken Sambal, Fried Chicken, Fried Fish and more! Address: 503 W Coast Dr, #01-29, Singapore 120503 Ope...

While Banana Leaf Nasi Lemak & Economical Bee Hoon isn’t Michelin standard, it is homely and comforting, drawing a queue in the morning with their typical Singaporean breakfast fare. Their nasi lemak is fragrant, fluffy and coconutty. And a special shoutout goes to their chicken wings which are so good, you’ll often find people there just for it! Address: 503 W Coast Dr, #01-38, Singapore 12050...

Another stall that has earned itself a loyal following is Firdaus Prata & Briyani House. You will find lots of people queueing for their Briyani during lunchtime, and the sheer size of this dish explains it all. A heaping of yellow long-grain rice is doused in curry gravy, alongside a sizeable chicken thigh to accompany you to the very last grain of rice. The dish also comes with a hard-boiled egg...

The other famous Indian rojak stall at Ayer Rajah Food Centre is Habib's Rojak. They also pride themselves on having three different types of prawn fritters, and other great items to try include the fish fillet, coconut fritter, and the potato. Everything is handmade fresh daily, and the sauce is made less spicy but it goes well with all the items! Address: 503 W Coast Dr, #01-68, Singapore 120...

For comforting and nutritious bowls of Cantonese soups, join the queue at Hong Kong Yummy Soup. Every bowl of soup is cooked from scratch, and then slowly boiled to extract maximum nutrition and flavour. Take your pick from options such as Spareribs Soup with Lotus Root, Peanut Chicken Feet Soup, Spareribs Soup with Mushrooms, and the Cordyceps Flowers Soup with Chicken that is strong, herby, and...