Food

A. General Singapore Food Resources

this is a selective listing of local food. For personal blogs and reviews, you can read these external sites –

1 ) http://www.makansutra.com
This website “seeks to reveal and share with visitors and locals alike the great colour and taste of our food culture that exist organically on our island.”

2 ) http://lovesingaporefood.blogspot.com/
Contains a list of recommended food list and food stalls, including information about opening days and hours; address etc

3 ) http://foodiefc.blogspot.com
According to FoodieFC, he “hopes to share his food journey, be it good or bad food. FoodieFC tend to be a fussy eater and hope to discover more hidden gems.”

4 ) http://ieatishootipost.sg/
ieatishootipost.sg was started in 1 Aug 2006 as part of a desire to see a website which lists Singapore’s best hawker food with beautiful photos and a frank review.

5 ) http://www.misstamchiak.com/
This website “is a Singapore Food blog with restaurant and hawker reviews on the best Singapore food.”

6 ) http://www.keropokman.com/
A guide to both local international cuisine found in Singapore. Food are also categorised by the places where they can be found in Singapore

7 ) http://www.sgfoodonfoot.com/
Written by an amateur Singapore food blogger who wishes to share with readers food experience they can find near MRT stations. A good food resource if you wish to get good food without the hassle of travelling too .

8 ) http://www.gourmetestorie.com/?tag=healthy-food
This blogger aims to “discover Singapore’s Best Food” using words and photography.

B. Vegetarian Food Blogs

The following contains personal blogs and reviews about vegetarian food in Singapore

1 ) http://www.hungryangmo.com/
Luke, a Caucasian (born and raised in Manchester, England) living now in Singapore reviews vegetarian restaurants and food stalls in Singapore.

2 ) http://chicvegetarianfood.blogspot.com/

3 ) http://ilovemyveg.blogspot.com/

4 ) http://prefervege.blogspot.com/

5 ) http://apieceofgreenland.blogspot.com/

(Food) Roti Prata

Made from flour, this popular Indian dish in Singapore is made by cooking the dough on a hot plate. Usually comes with curry sauce. Image source: VirtualErn (Flickr)

(Food) Roti John

This is a sandwich stuffed with meat and omelettes, topped with sauces like tomato sauce, cheese and mayonnaise. Image source: inju (Flickr)

(Food) Satay

Marinated meat (chicken, mutton or beef) are stringed together in sticks and grilled over fire. Comes with ketupat (rice dumpling) and spicy peanut dip. Image source: necopunch (Flickr)

(Food) Rojak

This is a salad with sweet peanut sauce. It contains ingredients like slicked youtiao (fried dough fritters), bean sprouts, bean curds, sliced pineapple and cucumbers. Image source: avlxyz (Flickr)

(Food) Nasi Lemak

Rice cooked in coconut milk with side dishes like eggs, chicken, ikan bilis (fried anchovies), peanuts and sambal chilli. Image source: su-lin (Flickr)

(Food) Mee Goreng

“Literally "fried noodle". Fried with chilli topped with tomato sauce.” (Extracted from xcode - Flickr) Image source: xcode (Flickr)

(Food) Laksa

This is the famous curry coconut noodles/ rice vermicelli in Singapore. Image source: ImipolexG (Flickr)

(Food) Hokkien Mee

Hokkien Mee (福建面 – fu jian mian) is a stir fried noodle dish cooked in Hokkien style. Comes with prawns, one or two pieces of lime and belachan chilli. Image source: deeheidz (Flickr)

(Food) Chilli Crab

A very popular seafood dish in Singapore, the crabs are stir fried with a combination of chilli sauces, tomato sauces and beaten eggs. Good to wash down with a glass of chilled beer. More information @ Wikipedia Image source: chooyutshing (Flickr)

(Food) Hainanese Chicken Rice

The chicken is boiled in a combination of chicken and pork stock. The rice is aromatic as it is cooked with chicken stock. Comes with sauce dips – chilli sauce with ginger or sweet soya sauce. More information @ Wikipedia Image source: avlxyz (Flickr)