Ever since young, a lot of us grew up with nasi lemak as our all-time comfort food. With coconut milk-infused rice, crispy ikan bilis, chicken wings fried to perfection, a delectable fried egg, and sweet and spicy sambal, you cannot go wrong with this local Malay dish. Over time, many variations have popped up, including Chinese and Indonesian variations.

Here are 10 nasi lemak eateries offering delivery services in Singapore. It’s time to #supportlocal and satisfy those nasi lemak cravings of yours.

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BOON LAY POWER NASI LEMAK

Famous for selling their authentic Malay-style nasi lemak, and some even claim the nasi lemak they serve is among the best in Singapore. If you’re craving nasi lemak as a supper treat late at night, Boon Lay Power Nasi Lemak is your best bet as they’re open till 3.30am. Indulge in their nasi lemak set that consists of spicy sambal chilli, crispy fried chicken, and fragrant coconut rice.

Nasi lemak islandwide delivery is offered on their website here. A minimum order of S$30 is required, with a delivery fee of S$8.

PONGGOL NASI LEMAK

Established in 1979, Punggol Nasi Lemak is one of the most popular nasi lemak in Singapore and the fact that people are still raving about this brand and queueing for their nasi lemak sets at their 3 outlets just prove our point.

They offer islandwide delivery on this website. You have to spend a minimum order of S$40, and a delivery fee of S$15++ is applicable. If your nasi lemak order exceeds S$200, you are entitled to free nasi lemak delivery.

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LEE WEE & BROTHERS

Prepared using an authentic family recipe since they started, Lee Wee & Brothers has distinctive local flavours that are always preserved in their nasi lemak sets. Their coconutty rice, juicy fried chicken, and flavourful otah are freshly prepared daily. Their banana leaf prawn otah is moist, tasty and so deliciously yummy, making it stand out from the other nasi lemak stalls.

Call +65 6535 6535 or WhatsApp +65 8522 3800 to place your order. Nasi lemak islandwide delivery is available. Free delivery for nasi lemak is offered to those whose orders exceed S$40.

MIZZY CORNER

One of Changi Village’s most famous nasi lemak stalls, Mizzy Corner is also one of the best we’ve had. What we love about their nasi lemak is the fact that they use basmati rice instead of the regular jasmine rice, making it softer and fluffier, with hints of pandan and coconut, just the way we like it! The sambal is also super delicious, with a harmonious blend of sweet, savoury, and spicy elements.

Islandwide nasi lemak delivery is offered with a minimum spend of S$20. A delivery fee of S$7 is applicable. Use the code “Super5” at checkout for 5% off your nasi lemak order if it exceeds S$40. A delivery surcharge of S$3 applies if you order on eve of and on public holidays. Order here.

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QIJI

Qiji is well-known for serving local Singaporean delights that include their nasi lemak sets. Their nasi lemak variation is more Chinese than Malay, so if you’re a fan of Singaporean Chinese nasi lemak that comes with green-coloured rice infused with coconut milk and pandan leaves, fish cakes, and a tasty deep-fried chicken wing, Qiji will hit the right notes for you.

Islandwide delivery for nasi lemak is offered if you spend a minimum of S$40. A delivery fee of S$28 is applicable. You can find more information on their website here, where they answer FAQs.

THE COCONUT CLUB

This restaurant is famous for selling super atas gluten-free (and MSG-free!) nasi lemak that costs a whopping S$16.30 for their regular chicken leg set. But don’t be deterred by the sky-high prices, their high-quality ingredients definitely make up for it. The owners spent 2 years sourcing for the best coconuts and refining their nasi lemak recipe before they opened The Coconut Club.

On this website, nasi lemak islandwide delivery is offered with a minimum spend of S$60. A delivery fee of S$9 applies too.

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CRAVE

Crave houses the widely famous Original Adam Road Nasi Lemak by Selera Rasa. There are over 30+ stores scattered across the island, so you are bound to find one at a nearby mall. We recommend ordering the Nasi Lemak Royale set that consists of fragrant basmati rice, crispy chicken wing, crunchy fish fillet, and deep-fried bergedil.

If you still want to opt for nasi lemak islandwide delivery, you may order here. A minimum order of S$30 is required, with a delivery fee of S$5.

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NASI LEMAK AYAM TALIWANG

If you’re a fan of the Indonesian variation of nasi lemak, Nasi Lemak Ayam Taliwang is the ideal eatery to order from. Their signature dish is, of course, the Nasi Lemak Ayam Taliwang Set, featuring a spicy, flavourful grilled chicken originating from Lombok, Indonesia. The set also includes tempeh, ikan bilis, kang kong, and sweet Taliwang sambal chilli that is made in-house.

Islandwide delivery is offered on https://nasilemakayamtaliwang.oddle.me/en_SG/. You have to make a minimum order of S$25. A delivery fee of S$9 is also applicable when you order their nasi lemak.

CHONG PANG NASI LEMAK

Established in 1973 as a humble hawker stall in Chong Pang Village Hawker Centre, Chong Pang Nasi Lemak is a household name that sees crowds flocking to this stall, eager to get their hands on a nasi lemak plate on the daily. Even during this Circuit Breaker period, delivery slots are filling up fast. Be sure to get their Set D, which is a standout set as it includes sweet and sour chicken that’s not usually seen in nasi lemak sets.

As of now, they deliver to areas such as Punggol, Sengkang, Bukit Batok, Bukit Panjang, Choa Chu Kang, Woodlands, Admiralty, Sembawang, Ang Mo Kio, Bishan, Toa Payoh, and Tampines. WhatsApp your orders to +65 9426 6755. You are only allowed to order a maximum of 8 nasi lemak packets. Visit their Facebook page for more information.

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KAMPUNG KIA NASI LEMAK

Butterfly pea-infused Malaysian-style nasi lemak. Need we say more? This nasi lemak set is so eye-catching that we just had to order a plate for ourselves. Their Rendang Chicken Nasi Lemak set is a must-try, the rendang being delectable with a great texture. Their sambal chilli is on the sweeter side and not so spicy, so if you’re a fan of sweeter sambal, this might just do it for you.

Do check their Facebook page for a full list of the areas they deliver to. A minimum order of S$20 is required, with a S$5 delivery fee. If your order exceeds S$35, you are entitled to free nasi lemak delivery. Alternatively, they are available on GrabFood, Foodpanda, and Deliveroo.

Yishun – the place where most Singaporeans poke fun at for their mysterious yet somewhat hilarious happenings. However, what some don’t know is that it’s a pretty poppin’ place filled with all sorts of hidden foodie gems! Just think cheap laksa, army stew and crispy har cheong gai!

Here’s a list of all the nosh we think are worth making a trip down to Yishun for – regardless of what crazy things you may find when you’re there!

928 YISHUN LAKSA

A favourite of Singaporeans, regardless of whether they are Yishun residents, is 928 Yishun Laksa. Despite not having an actual name, many flock to this stall for their S$2.80 laksa bowls.

Silky noodles in a fragrant broth are topped off with beansprouts, egg, taupok and fishcakes. Their “hum” is optional, so let them know whether you’d like some in your laksa!

928 Yishun Central 1#01-155
Singapore 760928
Tel: +65 9731 9586
Mon to Sat: 8.30am – 7pm
(Closed on Sundays)
Nearest Station: Yishun

925 YISHUN HAINANESE CHICKEN RICE

A plate of this chicken rice will have you coming back to Yishun just for their tender and succulent slices of chicken. Drenched in a savoury soy sauce and sesame oil dressing, this is one of the better chicken rice stalls in Singapore.

A plate of their S$6 chicken will be enough to share with a friend. You can order some rice and soup to go along with it! If you haven’t tried this hidden gem, time to put it on your to-eat lists!

Blk 1 #01-249
925 Yishun Central
Daily: 11am – 10pm
Nearest Station: Yishun

AH LOCK HAKKA TOFU BOWL

If you’re looking to have something on the healthier side, Ah Lock’s Hakka Tofu Bowl (S$5.50) will be a great option if you’re in the Yishun area. Located in Yishun Park Hawker Centre, this bowl comes with a generous helping of veggies, tofu meatballs and tofu chunks. It’s also topped with an addictive creamy mayo sauce.

51 Yishun Avenue 11
Yishun Park Hawker Centre #01-08
Singapore 760355
Mon, Wed to Fri: 12pm – 2pm, 6pm – 9pm
Sat & Sun: 12pm – 9pm
(Closed on Tuesdays)
Nearest Station: Yishun

AH TAN WINGS

This stall needs no introduction. Ah Tan Wings, also located in Yishun Park Hawker Centre, serves up plates of crispy yet juicy Shrimp Paste Wings (S$5.20). A plate of this comes with rice, cucumber slices, a perfectly-fried egg and 3 golden brown Har Cheong Gai. To some, it’s truly the best Har Cheong Gai in Singapore, and we now know why they’ve said that.

The chicken is fried to perfection, yet it’s not greasy. It has a superb prawn paste flavour that goes very well with the rice and egg.

51 Yishun Avenue 11
Yishun Park Hawker Centre #01-40
Singapore 768867
Mon to Fri: 11am – 9pm
Sat & Sun: 11.30am – 9pm
Nearest Station: Yishun

CHONG PANG NASI LEMAK

Being a little out of the way has not stopped crowds from flocking to Chong Pang Nasi Lemak. Their affordable yet extremely delicious side dishes have rightfully earned their claim to fame – especially for those fancying a late-night supper!

Our favourites have to be their fried hashbrowns, sambal sotong and their fried chicken wings!

447 Sembawang Road
Singapore 758404
Tel: +65 9655 1868
Daily: 5pm – 7am
Nearest Station: Yishun

FAT PAPA’S

The halal-version of the hit burger joint Fat Boys can be found in Yishun! Fat Papa’s still offers up their signature burgers such as The Elvis and their Bleu Peppercorn burgers but include delicious mains such as the Chicken Mac & Cheese and Salted Egg Crab Pasta!

This one’s for our Muslim friends who love a great juicy burger and some indulgent Western food!

Northpoint Mall #01-150
922 Yishun Avenue 2
Singapore 769095
Daily: 11.30am – 10pm
Nearest Station: Yishun

HENG HUA RESTAURANT

Nestled amongst HDB flats in Yishun, Heng Hua Restaurant is a hidden gem which serves authentic Heng Hwa delights and a wide variety of zhi char dishes at pocket-friendly prices. You can expect to find mouth-watering Chinese food that is perfect for your family.

The one dish that you must order is the Heng Hua-Style Fried Bee Hoon (S$4.50). Not only did the vermicelli had hints of the seafood flavour from the clams, but the crunchy peanuts and seaweed also made the dish even more addictive.

748 Yishun Street 72
#01-212 Singapore 760748
Tel: +65 6756 1762
Daily: 11am – 11pm
Nearest station: Yishun

HOLY COW CREAMERY

Known for their crispy waffles and ultra-delicious ice cream, Holy Cow Creamery is a great place to beat the sizzling Singapore heat. They make all their ice cream and cones in-house, having a great selection of flavours such as Mao Shan Wang Durian, Matcha-Mochi and Root Beer Float!

292 Yishun Street 22, #01-291
Singapore 760292
Tue to Thu, Sun: 11.30am – 10pm
Fri & Sat: 11.30am – 11pm
(Closed on Mondays)
Nearest Station: Yishun

LIT LIT XIN POPIAH & ICE KACHANG

Tucked away near Yishun MRT is Lit Lit Xin Popiah. For just S$1.50, you get a roll of delectable popiah! The skin of the popiah is paper-thin yet held the delicious fillings inside without any seeping of sauce. A kick from the chilli was also a welcome sensation!

We also enjoyed a bowl of Ice Kachang, sold at the same store, for S$1.70! It’s truly hard to find such affordable gems in Singapore nowadays.

Nice Snack Corner
928 Yishun Central 1, #01-155
Singapore 760928
Mon to Sat: 8.30am – 7pm
(Closed on Sundays)
Nearest Station: Yishun

PIZZA MARU

Famous for their plethora of fusion-style pizzas, pasta, bibimbap towers and wildly-popular Korean fried chicken, you’ll be treated to a different kind of Korean meal! Their pizza dough formula boasts a soft, bread-like texture comprising green tea and chlorella, along with 12 healthier grains which include rye, black rice, barley and oats – perfect for those looking for a guilt-free way to enjoy pizza!

Our favourites have got to be the Mango Ocean Pizza (regular S$19.80, large S$23.80), the Real BBQ Chicago Pizza (S$26.80) and their Supa Hot Dakganjeong fried chicken (S$16.80 for 6 pieces, S$29.80 for 12 pieces)!

930 Yishun Avenue 2
1 Northpoint Drive #B1-192/193,
Northpoint City (South Wing)
Singapore 769098
Tel: +65 6254 4307
Daily: 11am – 10.30pm
Nearest Station: Yishun

SUPARAKKI RAMEN

Our latest food-find is Suparakki Ramen located in Northpoint City, serving ramen under S$10. Meaning “super lucky” in Japanese, you’ll find you and your tastebuds feeling exactly that when you taste their ramen.

Try their S$6.90 Dry Truffle Ramen for a strong kick of truffle with tender pulled pork! It’s super fragrant yet still doesn’t break the bank.

Suparakki Ramen
1 North Point Drive
Northpoint City, #B2-152
Singapore 768019
Daily: 10am – 10pm
Nearest Station: Yishun

QUENCH! BISTRO & BAR

Thirsty tipplers can head down to the eccentric Quench! Bistro & Bar for a drink after a long day at work. Their extensive range of beers ranging from craft beers to your favourite draughts, you will be in for a good night of fun. They also serve up some finger food to go with your pints!

81 Lorong Chencharu
#01-10 ORTO
Singapore 769198
Tel: +65 6257 3657
Mon, Fri: 11am – 3am
Tue to Thu: 11am – 2pm
Sat & Sun: 9am – 3am
Nearest Station: Khatib

Tiong Bahru is one of the best areas for hungry souls with the many hidden gems and cafes that offer scrumptious food at almost every turn. Newly opened in early 2019, Cafe Pandan is yet another addition to the bustling area.

Serving a plethora of traditional Singaporean breakfast dishes and even having their own DIY-Nasi Lemak station, Cafe Pandan is a must-visit for those in the area craving for a good ol’ school meal.

We had a taste of their Plain Cheong Fun (S$3.50) which came in a generous portion despite the affordable price tag. The silky rolls of cheong fun were coated in a sesame soy sauce and accompanied with a dollop of their house-made chilli.

Their chilli was what truly made the dish so delicious, giving it that small kick of spice with a hint of sweetness. Mix this in with the soy sauce to create a thicker sauce that can coat each piece of cheong fun!

For a good breakfast, sometimes, simplicity is the way to go. It certainly was the case with Cafe Pandan’s Thick Toast Set (S$5). Fluffy thick toast is slathered with a generous helping of the slightly savoury peanut butter and accompanied with 2 soft-boiled eggs and a choice of hot Teh or Kopi.

The toast was delicious and we liked how liberal they were with the peanut butter. The bread was soft but we felt that it was a bit dry. However, it wasn’t a big issue once you chase it down with a sip of their hot tea.

The tea was flavourful and milky, but we did feel it was slightly on the sweet side.

Cafe Pandan sits near to Wangz Hotel, so keep your eyes peeled for this entrance when you go exploring the enclaves of Tiong Bahru.

Cafe Pandan
241 Outram Road
Singapore 169044
Tel: +65 6224 2723
Tue to Sun: 8am – 8pm
(Closed on Mondays)
Nearest Station: Outram Park/Tiong Bahru