Singapore food recipes

Grilled skewers of tender marinated chicken thighs basted with a Singapore inspired sauce.

This murtabak recipe is for a delicious folded roti or flatbread stuffed with juicy flavorful chicken. Popular in Singapore and famous in Asian and Arab countries, murtabak is a beloved food. This easy version of murtabak Singapore makes little pockets of goodness that are crispy on the outside and moist on the inside. Journey to Singapore with a local favorite everyone will go crazy for!

Tasting Singaporean street food is essential to understanding Singapore's multicultural population, its impact on the diverse local cuisine, and the rich hawker food culture. Our Singapore food guide includes a map pinpointing the best Singapore hawker centers, where you'll find Michelin Bib Gourmand street food vendors, so you can dig into these 18 mouthwatering street foods to eat in Singapore! #Singapore #SingaporeanCuisine | Food in Singapore | Singapore food | Singapore street foods

Marion has created an easier-to-manage, at-home version of Singapore Chilli crab, using prawns instead. Still delicious!

When one mention Singapore, who doesn't know Chilli crab? This popular seafood dish had been around since 1956. Fresh crabs stir-fried in a semi-thick. sweet, tangy, savory, tomato and chilli based sauce which will electrify your palate and satisfy your tastebuds. Arguably one of Singapore's greatest culinary inventions. If you are a fan of seafood, this is one dish that you must try while you're in Singapore. Don't get cheated by it's red and spicy look. Despite its name, chilli crab is NOT…

30-min. Singapore Curry Noodles. Curry seasoned rice noodles stir fried with juicy savoury chicken and vegetables! #singapore noodles recipes #chinese noodle recipes #singapore food recipes

Singapore Street Noodles is a flavorful dish with chicken, shrimp, and vegetables served in a homemade curry sauce, giving it an authentic touch that's hard to resist.

This homemade Char Kway Teow is a restaurant-quality dish that is loaded with sweet and savory flavors. It's also one of the easiest Southeast Asian food recipes that you can make right at home.

How to make Char Kway Teow, a sinfully delicious Singaporean street food classic you can easily master at home!

How to make Singapore’s hawker centre favourite: Oyster Omelette – A Delectable Blend of Fresh Oysters, and Savoury Eggs. The Batter Make the batter right before making the oyster omelette. If left too long I find the batter becomes sort...Read More