Top 10 Best Restaurants in Singapore

The search for this smoky, spicy American classic ends here. Buffalo wings have to be one of the best comfort foods in the world. The original recipe was born in Buffalo, New York and is now popular worldwide. There are many different restaurants in Singapore that have their own take on the classic dish. What makes them so amazing is that they are crispy outside and juicy inside. Best paired with a cold beer, you can look forward to devouring this super delicious dish on a weekend night out. Here’s our take on the best buffalo wings in Singapore.

Oktoberfest occurs only once a year, but there’s no reason why you shouldn’t enjoy this German delicacy all year round. Pork knuckles are one of the most famous and delicious german foods around. The best pork knuckles you find in Singapore are usually cooked with authentic German methods. The result is a deep-fried skin, crunchy golden crisp, with the meat steeped in delectable, stewing juices. If you’re looking to satisfy your crispy pork knuckle cravings, here’s the best of the lot.

Mac & cheese is the ultimate all-American comfort food. The humble dish of macaroni pasta engulfed in a thick cheese sauce has undergone various incarnations – layered with ground beef, lobster, drizzled with truffle oil or garnished with caviar. The first recorded recipe appeared in a cookbook in 1824, where the three main ingredients were cheese, macaroni and butter, all to be layered together and baked in an oven. This popular dish is so loved that it even earned a holiday in its honour; 14 July is known as National Macaroni and Cheese Day.

It has a higher density compared to ice cream and is just what you need to indulge in to beat the humid weather. The cherry topping? A lower fat content. Here are the best joints.

The epicure team unearths the best places to enjoy this ultimate classic meat and mash comfort meal next to having it under the blanket.

With its fragile puff and melt-in-your-mouth texture, the tricky soufflé is a challenge to conquer. We applaud the restaurants that have it down pat.

Pandan chiffon cakes are not just a firm favourite among Singaporeans; tourists and celebrities are also known to lug home boxes of these fragrant gems when they are in the city. To perfect the cake, the eggs must be separated and whipped at high speeds to create a fluffy and light texture. The signature green hue comes from pandanus amaryllifolius leaves, which are pulverised then squeezed through a cheesecloth to obtain their natural essence. This National Day, we celebrate not just the traditional chiffon, but its delightful variations, such as pandan with kaya fudge and pandan butter cake, to name a few.

A staple in Chinese and Peranakan kitchens, the five-spice roll can claim to be one of the most iconic local dishes. Looking to munch on some ngoh hiang for an afternoon snack? You’ll fall in love with this delicious dish as soon as you taste the onions, soy sauce, and a sweet-savoury sauce made with crushed peanuts and garlic. The unique combination of flavours will keep you wanting more. If you are looking for the best ngoh hiang in Singapore, then you have come to the right place. Here are the best restaurants to eat this delectable dish.