There is nothing better than the satisfaction that comes with hogging on dim sums, munching on fries, tucking into luscious buttery parathas and gulping down all concoctions from coffee to cocktails late at night. The good part about living in Singapore is that you have access to an exhaustive variety of supper joints which promise to fill your tummies and empty your pockets.
But it is more than worth it. Keep reading to find out some of the picks which Expat Choice has compiled. Image Credit: The Hainan Story Facebook Page
Yong He Eating House
This coffee shop is late night creativity at its best with unconventional desserts like Mochi You Tiao and Saltish Beancurd, and the Fried Spring Onion Cake and the Taiwan Noodles if you don’t particularly feel like a sugar rush this late at night. The Tea Eggs are something to look out for. Piping hot from the steaming pot, they promise to fill you up. But wait for them to cool down before you start devouring them. With prices quite opposite in nature to the Guoco Tower, this eating house will ensure that you don’t go home hungry. Image Credit: Yong He Eating House Singapore Facebook Page
a. 458 Geylang Road, Lor 24A Geylang, Singapore 389417
R.K. Eating House
When you have R.K. Eating House to take care of your paratha needs, you don’t need to look any further than Kensington Park near Serangoon Gardens. Their towering tissue paratha is definitely a signature. Taller than the tallest skyscraper yet cheaper than a cup o’ Joe, this one is mighty tough to get through, so be sure to bring company. The best thing is that you can wash it down with gallons of Teh Tarik-a cold beverage made with the perfect amount of powder, water, condensed milk and ice. Late night food never gets better! Image Credit: RK Eating House Facebook Page
a. 1 Kensington Park Rd, Singapore 557253
s. www.facebook.com/pages/RK%20Eating%20House/136998656367288/
The Hainan Story (Hotel Boss)
This one has not one but two outlets serving authentic Hainan cuisine and giving you a taste of rich Hainanese culture- one at Hillion Mall and another one at Hotel Boss near Bugis. It does not matter if you woke up in the middle of the night with an empty stomach and an empty refrigerator. The cafe is open 24 hours a day and there is something here for everyone. You can call for local favourites right from kaya toast to kway chap and curry rice or treat yourself to a wide range of pastries and bread. Image Credit: The Hainan Story Facebook Page
a. 500 Jln Sultan, #01-09 Hotel Boss, Singapore 199020
s. www.facebook.com/thehainanstory/
t. +65 6291 1969
Cafe de Muse
A charming place with grand interiors and a chic decor, Cafe de Muse at Shaw House along Orchard Road leaves no stone unturned in ensuring that its customers leave with their hearts bursting with love and mouths bursting with burps. Gourmet burgers welcome you in the early hours of the morning to kick off your day on a heavy note. Either that or take your pick from tantalizing cocktails and mouth watering desserts which give you the same satisfaction regardless of the time. Image Credit: Cafe de Muse Singapore Facebook Page
a. 350 Orchard Rd, Singapore 238868
Diandin Leluk Thai Restaurant
The Golden Mile Complex- a humongous mega structure resembling a typewriter is also house to the Diandin Leluk Thai Restaurant apart from a plethora of other shops, malls and apartment buildings as well. DLTR is best known to serve legit Siamese cuisine around the clock. Tangy Southeast Asian delights such as Mango Salad, Steamed Squid with a zesty and spicy Lemon Sauce, Green Curry Chicken and many more. Put the perfect finishing touches with a nightcap in the form of an Iced Green Tea or a Rosella. Image Credit: Diandin Leluk Thai Restaurant Facebook Page
a. 5001 Beach Rd, #01-67/68/69 Golden Mile Complex, Singapore 199588
Coffeesmith (Orchard Gateway, Northpoint and Suntec City Outlet)
It is only fitting that I have myself a delish cup of coffee while writing about one of the most sought after coffee houses with a South Korean heritage. They don’t joke around with their coffee here at Coffeesmith. Only high quality Arabica coffee beans are used in their brews. Moreover, the cafe franchise serves a range of desserts such as waffles, muffins and bing su for the perfect sugar rush. So don’t deprive yourself of a much needed caffeine kick. Image Credit: Coffeesmith Facebook Page
a. 930 Yishun Ave 2, Singapore 769098
Cafeela Roti Prata and Seafood Restaurant
Another one for the prata-heads out there. You don’t need to worry about the time of the day when you can pay a visit to Cafeela Roti Prata and Seafood Restaurant. Specializing in a variety of delectable delicacies which include but are not limited to buttery pratas, chilli crabs, curry fish heads and many more, Cafeela is the perfect spot for your hunger pangs. So don’t wait to satiate your hefty appetite. Get a table now. Image Credit: Misstamchiak.com
a. 254 Jln Kayu, Singapore 799481
t. +65 6483 5477
126 Dim Sum Wen Dao Shi (Geylang)
It’s all in the name! Serving delicious dim sum dishes for over 3 decades, this branch is a 24 hour eatery unlike its Boon Keng counterpart. Be it your customary yum cha for an early morning fix or craving for carrot cake, chee cheong or seafood rolls, you can stop by the restaurant at whatever time you please. Moreover, an online frozen-food order delivery system is in the works. Who needs to get out in the midst of a pandemic anyway? Image Credit: 126 Dim Sum Wen Dao Shi Facebook Page
w. 126.com.sg/
