Fangko coffee serves really spicy Indonesian food.
Fangko Coffee, HK St: An Indonesian Cafe With Food That Will Burn (If You Like It Spicy)
Mama’s Kent Penang Delights, NUS: Homely Malaysian Food Hits the Spot
Mama’s Kent Penang Delights at NUS serves authentic Malaysian food.
New Lucky Claypot Rice, Holland Village: #1 Recommended Food According to My Followers
New Lucky Claypot Rice at Holland Village serves a mean claypot, but avoid the soups.
Anson Town Bistro, Yishun / Sembawang: Authentic Malaysian Food. “Feels Like Home,” Vouched My Two Malaysian Friends.
Anson Town is most famous for their chee cheong fun, but at Anson Town Bistro, our favourites are some other dishes.
Dignity Kitchen, Boon Keng: They Train and Hire Disabled People at This Halal Food Court. Underprivileged People Can Come Here to Claim Meals.
Social enterprise Dignity Kitchen at Boon Keng serves good hawker food.
Dindigul Thalappakatti, Little India: I Tried the Outlet in Chennai and It Was The Best Biryani Ever
Originally from Indian state of Tamil Nadu, Dindigul Thalappakatti at Little India is famed for its biriyani.
Taboo, Duxton: Iconic 23 Year-old Gay Club Is Now a LGBT Cafe in Collaboration with Haoke and f’ve
The beloved gay club Taboo is now a cafe serving Hakka food in the day, and Peranakan cuisine at night.
Lechon Republic, Novena Regency: Filipino Food, the Most Popular Restaurant at the Novena Regency
There is only one thing you should order at Lechon Republic. It’s lechon.
RELOCATED: Ipoh Tuck Kee Son 怡保德记仔炒粉, Foch Road: Famous Ipoh Wan Tan Hor Makes Debut in Singapore (With 1.5-hour Queue!!!)
The famous Tuck Kee in Ipoh has set up shop in Singapore!
Yang Guo Fu 杨国福, Bugis: World’s Largest Mala Tang (Not MLXG) Chain with Over 6000 Outlets
Yang Guo Fu 杨国福 has now two outlets in Singapore: at Bugis and Singpost Centre (Paya Lebar).
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