Explore The Best & Authentic Malaysian Food in Singapore
Given Singapore and Malaysia’s shared history and cultural affinity, it’s no wonder that Singapore houses some of the best and most authentic Malaysian food. Being only a bridge apart from one another, there is a unique quality in having the amalgam of both cultures, creating a distinct cuisine like that of Malaysian.
Getting hungry now? Check out our curated list for the best and most authentic Malaysian food here in Singapore!
1. Penang Culture
A big part of the attraction in Penang lies in the street food. From Penang Fried Koay Teow, Rojak, Assam Laksa to BBQ Seafood, Penang offers a staggering variety of hawker food. Whilst the traditional favourites remain popular, the street food scene is also constantly evolving and innovating. Interesting new dishes and new takes on old dishes continue to keep customers intrigued and in love with Penang food.
Penang Culture embodies this dual spirit of innovation and tradition in our food. With kitchens helmed by Penangite Head Chef Wong Thin Lipp, who started his culinary career in the streets of Penang, they serve authentic Penang street food that brings comfort to the soul, and fresh perspectives to old favourites which will keep you coming back for more. Penang Culture is the first Penang-themed Halal Restaurant in Singapore.
Website: http://www.gdgroup.com.sg/penang-culture
Email: [email protected]
List of Outlet Details: http://www.gdgroup.com.sg/locations#penang-culture-locations
2. Shan Cheng 山城
The name of the restaurant, 山城 (Shan Cheng), is the Chinese equivalent for ‘City Of Mountains’, a name given to the city of Ipoh in Malaysia by its residences as its landscape is depicted by sprawling hills and mountains.
Shan Cheng’s mission is to bring the local taste of Ipoh to Singaporeans, Malaysians and all who missed Ipoh’s cuisine or would like to give the original Ipoh fare a try. To preserve authenticity, Shan Cheng directly imports ingredients such as coffee, Ipoh’s rice noodles or Hor Fun (河粉) and various sauces from Ipoh.
Notably, Shan Cheng’s house specials such as their Char Siew, Curry, Ginger Duck and Shredded Chicken Hor Fun are prepared from secret recipes of the founders’ mother. The generous serving of ingredients that comes along with every variation of it simply makes it a crowd-pleaser. Shan Cheng great service and food has also earned them the “Food and Service Excellence Award 2014” by the Singapore Enrich Group.
Website: http://www.shancheng.com.sg/
Email: [email protected]
Contact: 6481 0723
List of Outlet Details: http://shancheng.com.sg/outlet/
3. Anson Town Singapore
One of the town attractions is a Leaning Tower of Anson Town which erected in 1885. Near the clock tower are some outdoor eateries serving some of Ipoh’s better-known hawker fares.
There are many Malay delicacies can also be found in Anson Town. These include ‘mee rebus’ Mastan Ghani, a boiled noodle dish served with a moderately spicy and sweet gravy, Mee Jawa, Nasi Kandar, Satay, Fruit Rojakand Soya Bean curd. The local Chinese community has many famous delicacies as well. One of them is ‘Heong Peah’ (Fragrant Biscuit), a crispy pastry layer outside and a sticky filling inside (also known as beleko).
One of the famous delicacies in Anson Town is the ‘Chee Cheong Fun’. It is very different from the traditional Hong Kong Chee Cheong Fun which usually stuffed with shrimps and serve wet. Anson Town Chee Cheong Fun normally served dry and with some green chilli pickles.
Website: http://www.ansontown.sg/
Email: [email protected]
Location: 324P Changi Road, Singapore 419799
Contact: 6345 9689
Location: No.7 Gambas Crescent #01-07 ARK, Singapore 757087
Contact: 6253 5538
4. PappaRich Singapore
At PappaRich you will be able to find authentic and delicious staple Malaysian food in the urban city of Singapore. Designed as a cosy ambience with a trip down memory lane to the good old days for a family get together; or that familiar chit chat space with friends about everything under the sun, all these await you at PappaRich.
You can indulge in all-time favourites such as PappaNasiLemak, Pappa Chicken Rice, Pappa Curry Laksa, Pappa Prawn Mee, and the deliciously rich and creative drinks menu that fits right to your stomach and warms right up to your heart.
By staying true to its ingredients and ensuring top quality food is served, the lavish selection on our popular menu will leave you wanting for more.
Website: http://www.papparich.com.sg/
Email: [email protected]
List of Outlet Details: http://papparich.com.sg/index.php/locations/
5. Malaysian Food Street
Malaysian Food Street is located in one of the famous tourist destinations in Singapore, Sentosa Island. Dining here is quite an experience, with it being a melting pot of the best of the best, or “sedap” (delicious) street food in an immersive indoor and unique old-colonial town ambience where orders are served from famous hawker-style stalls.
Enjoy the smell of authentic Malaysian street food such as Chicken Rice Ball or Satay! You’ll be convinced that Malaysia “boleh” (can achieve)!
Website: https://www.rwsentosa.com/en/restaurants/malaysian-food-street/overview
Location: Waterfront, Level 1
Email: [email protected]
Operation Hour:
Monday & Tuesday from 11 am to 7 pm
Thursday to Sunday and Public Holidays from 11 am to 9 pm
Closed on Wednesdays
6. Malaysia Boleh SG
Malaysia Boleh! aims to satisfy the Singaporean’s craving for authentic Malaysian street hawker food by gathering some of the best street hawker foods in the whole of Malaysia under one roof. It features (amongst many others) Penang Jalan Cheong Fatt Tze prawn noodles soup, Petaling Street famous claypot rice and Klang Bak Kut Teh.
One of the main draw of Malaysia Boleh! is the food prepared from authentic traditional secret recipes of top-rated Malaysian street hawkers. These hawkers have at least 20 years of experience and have been carefully selected by the Fei Siong Group.
At Malaysia Boleh! you get to enjoy a good variety of authentic traditional Malaysian street hawker fare with nostalgic flavour and taste all under one roof at reasonable prices, without having to travel to Malaysia!
Website: https://malaysiaboleh.com.sg/
Email: [email protected]
Contact: 6370 1155
List of Outlet Details: https://malaysiaboleh.com.sg/index.php/our-store
Malaysian food deserves much more global recognition, especially in Singapore. So if you’re a food lover, no doubt to go and head to these places that serve Malaysian food for a hearty and satisfying gastronomic experience.
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