Supper meaning: As everyone slowly becomes night owls, more and more people are eating supper in Singapore, which is defined as a meal that is eaten from 10am to 12am.
So, are you looking for late night supper spots in Punggol or Hougang? Run out of places to have supper in the North-East? Have a friend constantly complaining about having a lack of supper spots in Singapore?
Read on and we’ll show you 5 more places offering late night delicacies like Mala dishes, dinner dishes like porridge spots and of course the much-covered Chomp Chomp, all to satisfy your late-night cravings.
Kovan wan xing mala
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Address: 1008 Upper Serangoon Road, Singapore 534746
Phone: 9887 3317
Opening Hours: 11am to 3am daily.
Price: $15- $20
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Want to join the mala craze? Or looking for places to enjoy mala? Kovan Wan Xing Mala is definitely something to try out. Is opened till 3am daily making it an extremely popular place for your late night supper cravings. Some mala tend to be too oily, salty or numbing with all the spices, masks the dish. However, the mala at Wan Xing is extremely aromatic and does not have too much of that grease and disappointment. The mala’s addictive and fragrance flavours will definitely make you go back for more. They also have a wide variety of ingredients for you to choose from, potatoes, lotus roots, pork belly, enoki mushrooms and bean curd skin are some examples of the must have mala ingredients to try.
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Looking for something else apart from the normal mala dish? Maybe you could even try their chong Qing grilled fish. The dish includes lots of ingredients and spices making the dish very fragrant. Do not worry about the portion, wan xing mala offers generous amounts of fish perfect for sharing as a group. Other than fish they also offer other seafood and food choices for you to satisfy your cravings. We strongly recommend you to bring your supper kakis, this a good spot for all your supper gatherings.
Sin heng kee porridge
Address: Blk 685 Hougang Street 61, Singapore 530685
Phone: 9118 1569
Opening Hours: 7am to 9.30pm daily
Price: $4-$6
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sinhengkee
Sin Heng Kee is a household favourite, so expect long queues when you go there (reviewers even say you have to take a queue number to eat!)
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Sin Heng Kee’s porridge is more congee-like, which is more watery and undergoes hours of boiling. Sin Heng Kee offers a range of congee, including : frog-leg, century egg, pork and meatball. You may consider adding 50 cents to add an egg and smear it to get extra taste on your congee, as well as youtiao for 80 cents- oil fried pastry that is a favourite addition to congee by locals.
Side Dishes
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On top of You Tiao(fried dough sticks), you may also add on other scrumptious side dishes like century egg, braised peanuts with chestnuts, sliced abalone for those who want that extra kick to a dish that is already made with tender care and love, and for those who are more adventurous, dried chilli frog.
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Even though Sin Heng Kee is open everyday from 7am to 930pm, there are days which the stall might not be open, especially on Tuesdays. If you’re reading this in April, do note it will be closed on the 22nd (Thurs) and 26th (Mon) of April 2021.
Source: Sin Heng Kee’s Facebook Page
Additionally, it closes shop daily at 930pm so you can’t have supper there unfortunately.
If you like what you heard but can’t go down to have it or if the stall is not open, no worries! You may order from foodpanda and see if they deliver to your location, or simply Google “Sin Heng Kee near me.”
Chomp Chomp Food Centre
Address: 20 Kensington Park Rd, Singapore 557269
Opening Hours: 5.30pm-12.30am
Looking for a supper spot in Singapore? Chomp Chomp Food Centre at Serangoon Garden is a perfect supper place, especially when you have occasional late-night cravings for Hokkein Mee, Satay and chicken wings, stingrays, carrot cake and their oyster omelette. Let us recommend our top 3 hawker stalls in Chomp Chomp. This food centre is the perfect place for supper with friends, offering a wide array of food and drink choices!
Ah Hock Fried Hokkien Mee
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Don’t say bojio! Easily one of the most popular and known stalls at Chomp Chomp. There is always a long queue here, so be prepared for the long wait of at least 30 - 45 minutes. Their flavourful Fried Hokkien Mee comes in 3 sizes ($3, $4, $5) combined with prawns and squid and simmered in a rich broth. It is an amazing sight to see how the chef tosses and mixes the yellow and white rice noodles and artfully fries them in a very hot wok at just the perfect temperature till all the stock is absorbed into the noodles, making the noodles packed with flavours. The noodle has bits of egg, pieces of prawns and squid tucked away into the noodles, soaking up the gravy and natural ingredients of the other ingredients. The Noodles are also served well with a spoonful of sambal chilli sauce and calamansi.
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The noodles have the taste of “wok hei'' (a hint of smoky flavours) as you bite into the noodles. The base was rich; the prawns fresh and you could still taste its natural sweetness. The squeeze of calamansi, gave the noodles a nice citrusy touch, while the addition of the chili sauce, completes the taste of the noodles. Overall, a well- balanced plate in terms of flavours, and frequent customers here rate Ah Hock Fried Hokkien Noodles as the best among all the Hokkien Mee stalls, though taste is always subjective. This plate of noodles is definitely worth the wait to satisfy your supper cravings. Don’t worry, Ah Hock Hokkien Noodles opens all the way till 12am, so come down and try it for yourselves.
Tip: If you are planning to have dinner here, do come early around 6pm to beat the long queues especially on weekends!
Chomp Chomp Hai Wei Yuan Seafood BBQ (忠忠海味园BBQ海鲜烧烤)
There are a number of seafood stalls here in Chomp Chomp, but many would recommend stall #1. For the Sambal stingray there is a choice of sizes, ranging from $10, $12, $15. The chef takes a piece of banana leaf, stingray and seasoning the fish with a thick layer of sambal, the chef then moves on to wrap the banana leaf over the fish before covering it up. Within the banana leaf wrapper, the stingray sort of bakes and steams at the same time. The banana leaf helps to keep all the flavours as the fish marinates inside.
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The stingray takes around 10 mins to cook, before being garnished with a handful of sliced red onions and served with calamansi and a side of shrimp based dipping sauce. The entire dish has a wonderful banana leaf roasted aroma to it. First time eating stingray? Unsure of the texture and taste? Do not worry, the taste of stingray is quite neutral and does not have a fishy taste at all. The stingray has a texture that is somewhere in between chicken and fish, being quite firm yet it’s juicy and soft at the same time. When eating, you can also taste a hint of banana leaf which is embedded into the fish. The sambal is a little sweet and spicy and has a roasted flavour to it. You can also drizzle the calamansi over the fish giving it that extra taste. What tasted good are also the bits of sambal that had been charred to give the stingray a beautiful smoky taste.
Big Big Fries
Location: #01-30 Chomp Chomp Food Centre, 20 Kensington Park Rd, Singapore 557269
Opening Hours:
4pm till 11pm (Monday, Wednesday and Thursday)
4pm till 12am (Friday to Sunday)
Closed on Tuesday except public holidays
To all fries lovers, ever wished they were longer? Big Big Fries is one of the newer hawker stalls at Chomp Chomp food centre. Offering enormously long fries, customers should look out for the big big fries that they sell which comes with various toppings and sauces. Having unique options like mentaiko mayo, truffle mayo and more. They also offer a number of familiar flavours like nacho cheese and barbecue sauce. If you can’t get enough of their mentaiko mayo sauce! You can also start stocking up on bottles at the price of $12, to snack on it with all your other finger food. You can pre order their mentaiko sauces via whatsapp at 9772 7063 and arrange for self-collection or delivery.
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Qi xiang chicken pot
Address: 973 Upper Serangoon Road, Singapore 534725
Phone: +65 8808 6730
Opening Hours: 4pm - 12am daily
Price: $20-$30++
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/qixiangchickenpot/
Love hotpot? Well, you just might have the “hots” for this place!
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This hotpot place is located near Kovan MRT. It offers a whole variety of ingredients, like enoki mushrooms, chicken, quail eggs, tau pok, cheese tofu and many other usual hotpot ingredients. For around 20 to 30 dollars, you'll be getting unlimited broth with a large variety of hotpot ingredients so you can eat to your heart's content.
Pricing
Each hotpot costs $37.90 for a whole chicken and $26.90 for half a chicken. For the frog meat option, two pieces of frog legs cost $28.90 and four pieces of frog legs for $39.90.
For those who want to eat less, you may consider the hotpot with only two drumsticks for the S$25.90 for two drumsticks.
If you are still hungry after ordering their hotpots, you can get additional ingredients at $2.90 per plate If you love meat, you can get extra pork or beef for $5 a plate.
Broth
Thickness is the measure of how salty the soup is in hotpot lingo.
You may also choose the spiciness level of the broth. Ashlyn from Eatbook suggests you get the normal spice level “so you get a nice splash of heat that complements the flavourful soup instead of a ma la pot that kills your taste buds.”
The soup with normal thickness and the lowest spiciness level looks like dark soy sauce.
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For those who still prefer a lighter broth flavour profile, have a go at their Herbal Pot broth. For adventurous foodies, Hendrick from Seth Lui recommends you select their frog meat option (two pieces of frog legs for S$28.90, four pieces of frog legs for S$39.90).
Being a popular weekend haunt, do be prepared to face long queues if you want to go for weekend hotpot, or go on a weekday where cross may not be as thick.
Ponggol nasi lemak
Address: 965 Upper Serangoon Rd, Singapore 534721
Phone: +65 6281 0020
Opening Hours: 4:30pm - 12am daily, closed on Thursday
Price: $5-7
Facebook: https://www.ponggolnasilemak.com.sg/
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Right beside the previous place on our list, Qi Xiang Chicken Pot is the famed Ponggol Nasi Lemak. To clear the air, this nasi lemak is unfortunately not halal certified as it is a chinese nasi lemak restaurant.
Menu
Source: Ponggol Nasi Lemak’s website
Ponggol Nasi Lemak offers four set menus, as with most nasi lemak establishments.
Set Meal 1 contains rice, fried fish, a fried egg,sambal chilli, cucumber and peanuts and ikan bilis(fried anchovies) and costs $5.50
Set Meal 2 contains rice, a fried chicken wing, a fried egg,sambal chilli, cucumber and peanuts and ikan bilis(fried anchovies) and costs $4.70
Set Meal 3 contains rice, a fried chicken wing, sambal chilli, cucumber and peanuts and ikan bilis(fried anchovies) and costs $5.70
Set Meal 4 contains rice, ladies fingers,brinjals, fried long beans and sambal chilli and costs $4.30, which makes it vegetarian friendly.
Feel as if the main set meals do not fill your palate? No worries. There are a lot of sides to choose from, so if you want extra rice, peanuts and ikan bilis, luncheon meat and many more, you may order them as a side dish to your main meal for a filling supper.
Sides
Source: Ponggol Nasi Lemak’s website
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