If you’re craving for nasi lemak but find the queue over at Boon Lay Power Nasi Lemak too long, then check out Banana Leaf Nasi Lemak. This lesser-known stall serves up pretty delicious nasi lemak too! The rice here is imbued with a rich coconut fragrance, and the ingredients are fresh and delicious. While the fried chicken wing isn’t as hot and crispy as their competitor’s, this still makes for a...

Head over to Boon Lay Fried Carrot Cake & Kway Teow Mee if you have a craving for fried carrot cake. Available in both white and black versions, both are gussied up with egg and preserved radish. The white carrot cake is rich and varied, but the black is also tasty with a sweetness to it thanks to the addition of dark soy sauce. Meanwhile, the fried kway teow also packs a satisfying wok hei, and y...

Boon Lay Lu Wei serves up delicious braised meat dishes you cannot miss. One of the must try items you should get is the braised pork rice which has just the right ratio of fats to meat, and the braised duck rice which is tender and juicy with no gamey odour. The braising sauce also has pleasant herbal notes which goes nicely with the rice. The kway chap is also worth a try! Did we also mention th...

The most famous tenant here at Boon Lay Place Food Village is probably Boon Lay Power Nasi Lemak. Fans of this joint always look forward to a solid plate of nasi lemak, from the tender coconut rice to the juicy chicken and the sweet-spicy sambal chilli. Open until 3.30am daily, the queue gets long during peak hours and after 10pm too, with plenty of NTU students coming over to get their nasi lemak...

Run by a Chinese couple, Boon Lay Satay is one of the few satay stalls that sells pork satay. Although the wait may be up to an hour during peak hours, that doesn’t deter loyal customers from coming back for more. You can also choose from other options such as chicken and mutton. The mouthwatering grilled sticks are savoury, tender and juicy, and the rich and fragrant satay sauce just ties it all...

Chong Pang Huat certainly needs no introduction. With multiple outlets across Singapore, it’s a tried and tested pick for when you want some delectable BBQ chicken wings. Expect fragrant, crackly and caramelised skin and a succulent interior that’ll have you licking your fingers in glee. Don’t forget the lime and chilli sauce! Address: 221A Boon Lay Pl, #01-127, Singapore 641221 Opening Hour...

Despite its stall name, the fried oyster is the main star here with its juicy and briny oysters, plus an ample amount of egg that imparts both crispy and fluffy textures to the dish. Apart from the fried oyster, their fried kway teow is also worth a try with its extraordinarily rich flavours, fresh cockles and which is neither too wet or dry. Address: 221A Boon Lay Pl, #01-111, Singapore 641221...

Heng Huat Boon Lay Boneless Duck Noodles is another popular stall at Boon Lay Place Food Village, and it’s not unheard of for their ducks to be sold out by 9am! The most popular item here is the braised duck noodles, and there are also a variety of toppings such as duck wing, duck gizzard, duck liver, and roasted pork. The duck meat is tender and juicy without a gamey taste, and it is rich and sav...

Earning the approval of many food bloggers, Ho Huat Fried Hokkien Prawn Mee is another crowd favourite at Boon Lay Place Food Village. Their hokkien mee leans towards the wetter side, with a generous portion of yellow noodles and thick bee hoon combined with prawns, sotong and eggy bits. The gravy has a lovely depth of flavour, and don’t forget the sambal and a good drizzle of lime before you dig...

One of the newer chicken rice stalls at Boon Lay Place Food Village, Kim Kee Hainanese Chicken Rice stays true to the Hainanese tradition with only white chicken rice and oyster sauce vegetables. The steamed chicken is tender, juicy, and savoury, and the rice is imbued with a rich chicken fragrance and a smooth oily texture that is not cloying. Address: 221A Boon Lay Pl, #01-117, Singapore 6412...