Touted to be one of Singapore’s best prata, Mr Mohgan has been flipping and making prata since he was 12. Unfortunately, he passed away earlier this year, but it’s business as usual at the famous prata stall. Mrs Mohgan has taken over the reins to carry on his legacy along with two staff, and the prata remains just as great as ever. You know a prata stall is good when their plain prata is the most...

The owner of One Kueh At A Time started the stall as a way to honour his mother’s recipes and to keep them alive, and you’ll find a variety of soon kueh on the menu with different fillings such as turnip, chives, hae bee biam, beetroot and bak kwa. Prices start from just $1.60 each and they are incredibly popular, selling out almost everyday. As there are only limited amounts of soon kueh that the...

Located at Ghim Moh Market & Food Centre, Teck Hin Delicacies sees snaking queues from as early as 6.30am! If you’re in a rush in the morning, don’t worry, as the line moves pretty quickly. Their chee cheong fun ($2.50/$3) features soft rice rolls served with a mixture of sesame oil, soya sauce and sweet sauce, along with a healthy dollop of chilli hae bee hiam.

A soft and chewy pancake, traditionally filled with peanuts or red bean, min jiang kueh is a humble old-school treat. At The Pantree, you’ll find min jiang kueh in traditional flavours, but also more modern renditions like chicken floss and ham, cheese and egg. You can even customise it and mix your own toppings! The kueh is exceptionally crisp and light, and pairs perfectly with their freshly bre...

A hearty bowl of porridge is a truly comforting way to start the day, and Zhen Zhen Porridge at Maxwell Food Centre delivers simple but satisfying bowls of porridge at an affordable price. The grains are cooked till they are broken, and the result is a creamy, thick and silky-smooth Cantonese-style congee. Take your pick from a variety of chicken and fish porridge to start your day!