Last Updated on 2016-06-23 , 12:28 pm
We, as Singaporeans are known to love our food and as a food heaven country with many varieties of delicacies, we’re spoilt for choice. In Singapore, you’ll be able to spot hawker centres, kopitiams, bakeries and shopping malls just a few distances away. This meant that whenever we are craving for any snack, we can always satisfy our craving and never go hungry. Here’s a list of our top picks with locations for the best selection in Singapore!
Curry Puff
Hot crispy pastry shell filled with chunks of curry chicken and potatoes (my stomach is rumbling just thinking of this), this is a traditional snack loved by many people, of all races. Sometimes differing in flavours, such as sardine or mushrooms, the puff is able to satisfy anyone’s craving from its savoury flavour and crispy pie skin. Old Chang Kee sells one of the most satisfying curry puffs in Singapore. With the various outlets that they have, you’ll definitely find a store near you – www.oldchangkee.com
Goreng Pisang
Goreng Pisang, also known as banana fritter is a banana deep fried in batter. Another well-loved snack, this is a common tidbit sold at Malay stores where the makcik would deep fry the fritter to a golden brown in the early mornings, leaving the favoured snack crispy and warm.
Location: Geylang Lor 20 Banana Fritters
Old Airport Road Food Centre #01-57, 51 Old Airport Road, Singapore 390051
Muah Chee
A dish made out of bite-sized glutinous rice balls coated in chopped peanuts and sugar, this is known to be one of Singapore’s oldest and historical snacks. Usually, cut into small pieces while adding to the peanuts and sugar mix by the Auntie, the snack is served in a small palm-sized plastic container with two toothpicks. We often silently cheered for more peanuts when we watched the chewy rice balls being scooped up into the container.
Location: Hougang 6 Miles Famous Muah Chee
480 Toa Payoh Lorong 6, #B1-01 HDB Hub Gourmet Paradise Food Court Stall 21, Singapore 310480
Egg Tarts
A favourite Hong Kong snack sold in Singapore, the egg tart is a popular snack especially among the Chinese. With an outer pastry crust usually in an oval or circle shape, soft egg or egg custard is filled on the inside. Biting down on the tart, the combination of buttery crust and soft, sweet egg filling is bound to keep you wanting more.
Location: Leung Sang Hong Kong Pastries
18 Jalan Membina, Singapore 164018
Tau Sar Piah
A popular Penang snack that is well-loved by many Singaporeans, the Tau Sar Piah can be found in either sweet or savoury flavours. Consisting of a pastry skin on the outside with bean paste on the inside, the circular shaped delicacy can still be found, sold at old-school bakeries where their pastries are soft, freshly baked and oh-so-yummy.
Location: Loong Fatt Eating House & Confectionary
639 Balestier Road, Singapore 329922
Popiah
Commonly known as Popiah, the spring roll is a favourite dish for foodies. Spread out on thin skins made of wheat flour, the Popiah is mainly filled with chopped peanuts, egg slices, bean sprouts, shredded carrots, lettuce after a spoonful of sweet sauce. Many variations are available with other ingredients such as prawn or crab meat.
Location: Kway Guan Huat Joo Chiat Popiah
95 Joo Chiat Road, Singapore 427389
Otak-Otak
Paired with Nasi Lemak or just eaten alone, this spicy fish cake wrapped and grilled in coconut leaves is awesome. Usually sold by the Malay uncle or auntie, they can be seen fanning the otak-otak while its delicious grilled smell travels in the air. The otak-otak is also sold in a non-spicy variety, with the fish cake looking white instead of the usual orange.
Location: Nam San
261 Joo Chiat Road, Singapore 427515
Ice Kacang
A well-loved iced dessert ordered by many Singaporeans especially in the humid weather, this dessert is first prepared with a mountain high of shaved ice in the bowl before condensed milk, gula melaka (brown sugar) and syrups. Below the sweet ice is a mix of cubed grass jelly, red beans and atapchi. Don’t we all remember having this to quench our thirst?
Location: Qing Tian Hot & Cold Desserts
Redhill Market and Food Centre #01-60, 85 Redhill Lane, Singapore 150085
Cheng Tng
Sold and served either cold or hot, the Cheng Tng is a favourite among the locals. Even our grandparents love this! The light and refreshing soup cooked with longan, agar-agar strips, barley and lotus seeds. This can be found in dessert stores in hawker centres, with some stalls even branching out to sell mainly Cheng Tng.
Location: Ye Lai Xiang
Bedok Corner Food Centre #01-31, 1 Bedok Road, Singapore 469572
Vadai
This is a popular Indian snack also known as a fritter or doughnut due to the shape of the snack. Palm-sized, the fried delicacy is circular-shaped with a hole in the middle. The Vadai can be found in Indian stores or restaurants where you’ll be able to order it as a snack or mix it in an Indian Rojak. Many variations also include a large fried prawn on top of the Vadai.
Location: Gina’s Vadai
237 East Coast Road, Singapore 428930
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