This Halal stall is famous for its authentic ginger fried chicken rice, with the chicken being delightfully crisp and aromatic with ginger notes without being overly greasy, and the rice is just as appetising. You can also order additional sides to go with your meal, such as extra fried chicken skin! Address: 91 Whampoa Drive, #01-27, 320091 Opening Hours: 9 am–3 pm, Mon to Sat

There is only one item on the menu, which is – you guessed it – chendol. Take your pick from four different variations: original, red bean, sweet corn, or D24 durian. No matter which you pick, the chendol is doused in gula melaka syrup and ribbons of pandan jelly, a great way to end your meal at Whampoa Market on a sweet note. Address: 90 Whampoa Dr, #01-17, Singapore 320090 Opening Hours: 1...

Singapore Fried Hokkien Mee seems to have a perpetual long queue, and it’s also open till 1.30am, so it’s great for late night suppers! The hokkien mee here features thick bee hoon along with yellow noodles, and it also comes with loads of minced garlic for plenty of flavour and depth. The accompanying chilli also packs a punch, and comes with sliced green and red chillies. Address: 90 Whampoa...

Xin Heng Feng Guo Tiao Tan has two identities, serving up fishball noodles in the morning and fishhead steamboat in the night. The fishball noodles comes with the typical slices of fish cake, fish balls, wontons, and a few slices of lean pork, and the noodles are cooked perfectly. In the evening, the stall remains just as crowded once fishhead steamboat becomes available, with charcoal simmering t...

As its name suggests, Yu Chu La Mian Xiao Long Bao churns out long after long of steaming xiao long baos. Each dumpling features silky, thin skin, with a minced pork filling swimming in a savoury broth. You’ll also find ramen dishes on the menu, including their signature Beef Ramen, where al dente noodles are served with beef slices swimming in a hearty beef broth. Address: 91 Whampoa Dr, #01-4...