After a long wait, Chinatown Food Street was officially back. This is the appropriate place to friends gather to enjoy delicious cuisine and nightly chat when Singapore tourism.
Chinatown Food Street recently refurbished promises to bring you many new things. Improved by Group Select Group ('Barons' of the famous food center in Singapore Food Trail), focus food street 24 street stalls and 6 great restaurants - including the famous brands such as Fu Chen Ji (Royal golden fried rice), Fatty Weng (Dim sum and braised pork) and Koo Kee (stuffed tofu).
If before people and visitors often complain neighborhood too hot and messy, Chinatown Food Street, now installed automatic cooling systems and glass roof, do not allow the vehicles crossing. In addition, hours of operation be extended, open from neighborhood 11 am to 11 pm daily.
Coming to Chinatown Food Street, you enjoy lots of delicious local dishes at one of 10 The following street stalls:
1. Tiong Bahru Meng Kee roast duck
This is not exactly the most famous barbecue Tiong Bahru market, Char siu smell sweet but with hot crispy skin will defeat all diners. A plate of roast duck will be "cup" clean in minutes, this is confirmed indescribable attraction of this dish.
2. Keah Kee fried oysters Katong
Food derived from food "ORH Lua", also known as oyster omelet Chaozhou. Uncle Law – who prepared this dish more 50 this year - said, His family are selling ORH Lua and owns several stalls around the island. Oyster omelet His price range 8 USD, 10 USD, with fried egg layer smooth outside and inside full of fresh oysters.
3. Geylang Lor frog porridge 9
This is the booth attracted the most media, For Geylang famous frog porridge pride in culture Singapore cuisine. A diet consisting of white porridge served with sauce frog (frog kung pao), Special style white porridge Guangdong and frog legs cooked with spicy kung pao sauce, salty.
4. Odeon beef noodles
Noodles cooked beef famous Odeon style Hainan, chewy noodles mixed with soy sauce and sliced beef. The host ever want to rest, not continue to sell more but looks many patrons persuaded him. Here we can enjoy the famous dry noodles served with herb broth and beef.
5. Old Airport Road Satay Bee Hoon & BBQ Steamboat
Hock Leng Satay Beehoon (fried rice noodles satay) on Old Airport Road famous specialty Lok Lok, dip skewers and satay sauce. Fried rice noodles satay quite popular in Singapore. Wheat main medium to spicy peanut sauce government processing the family recipe is sure to please travelers.
6. Joo Chiat The Moh Noodle House
This is mixed noodles mixed most famous in the East. Called "ang moh" because the owner of the restaurant first look high and look like white people. Wanton noodles chewy with a little sauce and very loved Char siu.
7. Chomp Chomp Goodluck grilled chicken wings BBQ
Referring to the sidewalk dish can not help but mention the grilled chicken wings. Despite higher prices than surrounding but chicken wings are cooked here are, remain soft and juicy taste.
8. Boon Tat Road grilled seafood
This is the seafood shop system is present in many places, such as food center in Singapore Food Trail, Makansutra gluttons Bay and Lau Pa Sat market. The menu here is always to please tourists.
9. Newton Circus Ahmad Ibrahim Satay
Eateries serve you a dinner favorite with many barbecue skewers.
10. Cheng Kee Noodle Fujian Chinatown
Presenting food here giving you the impression upon seeing. You may have to wait a while to enjoy, because wheat is stewed shrimp stew quite thoroughly in water to achieve the best taste.
Still a few more stalls difficult when faced with finding skilled chefs when former owner no longer continue to work anymore, and have high rates than previously but overall neighborhood retains the original flavor characteristics. Chinatown Food Street is still the ideal destination for tourists who visit the island nation of Singapore lion and want to enjoy the famous local cuisine.
Address: Chinatown Food Street, 335 Smith St Singapore 050335 (Chinatown MRT)
Business hours: 11h00 AM - 11:00 PM daily.
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