Hearty, tasty and wallet-friendly, A9 Noodle Dumpling is a hidden eatery that sells dumplings at just $4 for 15 pieces! There are two types of dumplings available here: Chive Pork Dumplings and Cabbage Pork Dumplings. All of them are made in house and boiled fresh to order! Besides dumplings, the stall also offers mala noodles. Spice lovers can opt for the Mala Savoury Noodle or Spicy Savoury Nood...

Located on the third floor, Bodhi Deli has quite an extensive menu with several rice and noodle items, such as Pumpkin Porridge, Mee Rebus, Lor Mee and Laksa. Everything is made fully vegan here and they’re all affordably priced, so it’s no wonder they’re such a popular spot. Address: 190 Middle Rd, #03-26/27, Singapore 188979 Opening Hours: 10:30 am–3 pm daily

Serving only organic and natural food, Create Healthy Lifestyle offers both noodles and brown rice dishes. They don't use garlic, onions, or eggs here, and you won't find much mock meat either. Instead, get fresh and filling meals ranging from economical style rice dishes to noodles, soups, burgers and sushi rolls. Dishes like the Pineapple Fried Rice and Sambal Petai Fried Rice come highly raved!...

Need to warm up on a chilly day? Diner’s Shack serves fish soup with thick slices of batang fish, juicy tomatoes, minced meat, generous servings of cabbage and tofu. Try to come early if you’re looking to give it a try, the lunch crowd here can get pretty overwhelming and there’s only one chef and a server! Address: 190 Middle Rd, #02-31, Singapore 188979 Opening Hours: 11:30 am–8:30 pm Mon to...

For Turkish inspired vegetarian salad bowls and meals, make sure to check out EN Seeds Bowl of Gratitude. Dishes like Baked Pumpkin, Hummus with Pita Bread, Ezme Salad, Shuka Shuka and Baked Cauliflower not only taste good, but will ensure that you feel good as well! Address: 190 Middle Rd, #02-03, Singapore 188979 Opening Hours: 11 am–8:30 pm daily

Located in Fortune Centre, Hangawi Korean Food serves up affordable tteokguk (Korean rice cake soup), bibimbap, seolleongtang (oxtail soup), samgyetang and more. Often made with a milky bone broth, sliced rice cakes, julienned vegetables, egg and sometimes mandu (dumpling), tteokguk is a comfort meal for many Koreans. It’s also a Korean tradition to eat it on New Years’ Day to symbolise a fresh st...

Herbivore is one of the most famous Fortune Centre food, serving up meat-free Japanese cuisine. With items like the Vegan Unagi Maki that’s made with teriyaki tofu unagi, avocado, and cucumber wrapped in Japanese pearl rice, as well as the Vegan Spicy Ramen Set that comes with a side of pan-fried gyoza dumplings filled with assorted vegetables and mushrooms, you won’t even be missing meat! There’s...

For classic Cantonese dim sum, Hong Kong Dim Sum Shop has over 50 items on the menu, which includes classics such as Har Gow, BBQ Pork Bun, Chee Cheong Fun, as well as vegetarian options such as Steam Dice Mushroom Dumpling and mains such as Chicken Porridge and Lemongrass Pork Chop with Egg Fried Rice. Best to come in group so you can sample more dishes! Address: 190 Middle Rd, #01-06, Singapo...

An affordable and authentic Japanese restaurant, Izakaya Hikari offers a huge variety of Japanese food, from appetisers to the well loved sashimi and donburi bowls. The Hiyayakko Tofu is a popular appetiser. Served cold and garnished with spring onions, the dish is refreshingly tasty. The Sashimi Platter consists of five different kinds of sashimi, including Aka Ebi, Hotate, Salmon, Hamachi and Ma...

For some healthy fresh bakes, drop by Mama Patisserie, a humble bakery shop known for their large variety. Apart from cakes and cookies, this bakery also serves up stuffed buns with a Japanese twist. Try the popular Green Tea Anpan, which features a matcha bread roll stuffed with sweet red bean filling, or the nutty Black Sesame Yam Bun which comes with yam filling in the centre. Pro tip: Come aft...