After a culinary stint at a Ritz-Carlton hotel, chef-owner Janson decided to put what he learnt into a western food stall of his own. Big Boys Sizzling Hot Plate creates interesting flavour combinations – their vongole features hae bee hiam made from an old family recipe dating back over 50 years! Another special dish to try here is the Signature Cornflakes Chicken which is extra crispy thanks to...

Blanco Court Fresh Fish Soup should be a familiar name for fish soup lovers, with its main branch located at Beach Road. Made using Batang fish, the Sliced Fish Soup is fresh and tender and goes perfectly with the rich broth. You have the option of adding milk or without. They also serve Fried Fish Soup that comes with the addition of salted fish, which adds depth and dimension to the soup. Just b...

Yes, you can get a great bowl of ramen in a hawker centre too! Buta Kin serves hearty ramen and udon for just under $7, and they’re full of ingredients like veggies, charsiu, black fungus and an onsen egg. The broth is tonkotsu-based and you can customise it how you like with black garlic oil or spicy chilli paste. Address: 144 Upper Bukit Timah Rd, #04-28, Singapore 588177 Opening Hours: 11 a...

Traditional North Indian food is, sadly, still very uncommon in hawker centres, but Dhaba 1376 makes a strong case for why there should be more of them. Their menu is very extensive, with over 40 items featuring starters, kebabs, biryanis and more. The bestseller here is the Chicken Tikka Biryani. Marinated in a variety of spices, the chicken is tender and succulent, and the accompanying curry is...

The famous fried chicken wing brand was established in 1989, and has since expanded to three other outlets, including one at Beauty World Food Centre. They’re best known for their chicken wings that are crispy on the outside, tender and juicy on the inside. They are well-seasoned with an extra crispy batter that’s not too oily. Other than chicken wings, you can also find other snacks that are usua...

Feng Ji has been serving up plates of char kway teow for over 30 years. The style is moist but not wet with a good wok hei, and a plate comes with beansprouts, egg, fish cake, Chinese sausage, fresh cockles and lard bits. While it might not be the most popular stall at Beauty World Food Centre, it is a reliable choice to quell any char kway teow cravings! Address: 144 Upper Bukit Timah Rd, #04-...

Another reliable spot to get a taste of Malaysia without having to cross the causeway, some 15 different herbs and spices go into making Feng Xiang’s signature broth, and the result is a deeply comforting soup that feels like a hug for the soul. Tinged with a slight sweetness and herbal notes, tender pork ribs complete the hometown dish. The Dry Bak Kut Teh) is worth a try too. The usual hot broth...

Offering a variety of dishes like Turkish kebabs, Greek souvlaki, and Italian pizzas, Hapiha will definitely satisfy your cravings for hearty Mediterranean food. Best of all, they are all made without any MSG! Get the chicken kebab for a fuss-free lunch, or the kofta platter for a filling dinner. End it on a sweet note with a slice of sticky-sweet baklava. Other must-trys include the San Daniele P...

Run by a mother-daughter duo, this stall draws in the relatively long queue so be prepared to wait during peak hours. You can get their soya sauce chicken with hor fun, rice or noodles. Another great option is the dumpling noodles. The dumplings are filled with minced meat, prawns and black fungus and are freshly hand made daily! Address: 144 Upper Bukit Timah Rd, #04-48, Singapore 588177 Open...

Mutton soup is something that is becoming more uncommon in Singapore, as not everyone likes the gamey taste and scent. But Hong Wen Mutton Soup is still going strong and they’ve been at it for over 40 years! Choose from Mutton Stomach Soup, Mutton Soup, Mutton Tendon Soup or Mixed Mutton Soup. Expect fall-off-the-bone meat and fragrant soup with herbal notes! Address: 144 Upper Bukit Timah Rd,...