(Food) Laksa

(Food) Laksa

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

(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

(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

(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...
(Food) Char Kway Teow

(Food) Char Kway Teow

“Flat rice noodles (kway teow) and thick wheat noodles are fried with dark soya sauce, fishcake, egg, chinese sausages and bean sprouts. Prawns may be (added).” More information @ Wikipedia Image source: cactusatwatercooler (Flickr)
(Food) Bak Chor Mee

(Food) Bak Chor Mee

This is the dry version. You’ve got your noodles, minced pork, mushrooms, some vinegar and soy, some wantons, maybe a piece or two of crispy pork fat, and a bowl of broth. Image source: imipolexg (Flickr)