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Dining or snacking is one of the truly rewarding aspects of visiting Singapore, for the locals love food and the island boasts a wide variety of cuisine, particularly dishes influenced by its four main cultures.
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With its busy lifestyle, Singapore encourages people to eat out and there are many entertainment areas in the CBD as well as specifically located foot courts in or near the community centres across the island. If you are staying with locals or in a hotel or guest lodge out in the suburbs, these food courts are highly recommended for avoiding a ruinous food bill during your visit.
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For authentic Chinese food, try any one of the many upstairs restaurants in the shop houses in Chinatown. As a rule of thumb, the more ethnic Chinese you see inside, the better the food is likely to be. Apart from food courts at the People’s Park Complex, China Square, Tanjong Market and Amoy street, there are numerous restaurants that offer specific choices of Cantonese, Hainanese, Huananese and Szechuan as well as Asian fusion dishes.
