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10 Islandwide Deliveries For Your Favourite Hokkien Mee In Singapore For A Hae-ppy Meal

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Islandwide Delivery Hokkien Mee Cover Photo

Hokkien mee is, hands down, one of Singaporeans’ most beloved hawker foods. Some like it wet and saucy, others drier but moist. Whatever it is, the crux of this dish is in the prawn broth (and some say, the lard).

We don’t know if it’s just us but doesn’t this dish taste ten times better dabao-ed? Just letting sit in its own gravy seems to give it more time to soak up all of the prawn essence and develop a richer profile.

Well, if you’ve just been hit by hokkien mee cravings, wait no longer. Here are 10 places in Singapore delivering this treasured dish islandwide!

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Xiao Ya Tou – Familiar Asian Dishes Elevated With Quality Ingredients

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Xiao Ya Tou Collage

Xiao Ya Tou, or better known as XYT,  is a modern Asian restaurant bar on Duxton Hill that serves up a plethora of playful and somewhat cheeky food and drink offerings—all of which find their inspirations stemming from cuisines from all across Southeast Asia.

The eatery is hard to miss. Its distinctive red lanterns, plastic chairs, and loud decor just call out to you as you walk past. Xiao Ya Tou is one establishment that will undoubtedly guarantee you and your mates a solid meal, yummy locally-inspired cocktail but more importantly, a great time out.

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Bukit Timah Food Market & Hawker Centre Singapore

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Bukit Timah Hawker Oyster Omelette

When it comes to cheap and good food in West of Singapore, the first place that comes to mind is definitely Bukit Timah Food Market & Hawker Centre. It is one of my usual hang-out places for local food as it’s only ten minutes away from my home.

It can be quite a daunting task when you are ordering food in hawker centres. Which stalls do we order from? Shall we flip a coin, judge by the number of newspaper cuttings, or simply look at the queue of each stall? If you are planning to make a trip to Bukit Timah Hawker Centre, I’ll like to share with you some of my favorite food there.

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Old Airport Road Food Centre Singapore

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Katong Ah Soon Fried Oyster

The Singapore Food Scene is getting very exciting with the opening of Celebrity chef restaurants, and many new dining concepts. But when my overseas friends ask me for recommendation on what to eat in Singapore, or what is the true Singaporean cuisine, I’d definitely reply: Hawker Food.

With the exception of places like Newton Circus, Lau Pa Sat & Chomp Chomp Hawker Centre, the prices of food in the other food centre usually are around $2-3. You are going to be shocked by this, but my last visit to Old Airport Road Food Centre was actually a few years ago, before the renovation. I need someone to scold me for taking so long to revisit this wonderful place, which undoubtedly is one of the best Hawker Centres in Singapore.

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Tian Tian Lai (Come Daily) Hokkien Mee

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Hokkien Mee

When I was planning for a one-day hawker food trail with my friend, she said that we have to try the famous Toa Payoh Hokkien Mee at Lorong 1 food center (near Braddell Mrt station). To be frank, I wasn’t very convinced initially. But it has been quite some time since I last had a good plate of hokkien mee, and I guessed there wasn’t any harm in trying. Our first stop of the hawker food trail – Tian Tian Lai (Come Daily) Hokkiee Mee.

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