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5-Day Foodie Itinerary for Singapore in June 2023

  1. Day 1: Maxwell Food Centre
    20 minutes (5.2 km) from Changi Airport

    Morning: Start your foodie adventure at Maxwell Food Centre, a hawker centre with over 100 stalls. Try the famous Hainanese chicken rice from Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice or the flavorful laksa from Ah Tai. Wash it down with a refreshing glass of sugar cane juice.

    Afternoon: Make your way to Chinatown Complex for a taste of Singaporean street food. Take a bite of the crispy fried carrot cake or savoury oyster omelette from Lian He Ben Ji Claypot Rice. Finish off with a cup of traditional teh tarik.

    Evening: End your day with a visit to Jumbo Seafood at Clarke Quay for the iconic Singaporean dish - chili crab. This dish features a whole crab covered in a sweet and savoury sauce made of chili, tomato sauce, and eggs.

  2. Day 2: Little India
    15 minutes (5.6 km) from Maxwell Food Centre

    Morning: Start your day with a visit to Komala Vilas or Murugan Idli Shop for a delicious South Indian breakfast. Try the idli, dosa, or vada with coconut chutney and sambar.

    Afternoon: Head to Tekka Centre, a bustling hawker centre, for some of the best Indian food in Singapore. Try the biryani from Allauddin's Briyani or the prata from Albert Centre Market and Food Centre.

    Evening: End your day with a visit to Mustafa Centre, a 24-hour shopping mall that also has a food court. Try the murtabak from Zam Zam or the nasi lemak from Changi Nasi Lemak.

  3. Day 3: Orchard Road
    20 minutes (6.2 km) from Little India

    Morning: Start your day with a visit to Tiong Bahru Market, one of the oldest and most popular hawker centres in Singapore. Try the famous lor mee from Tiong Bahru Lor Mee or the delicious chwee kueh from Jian Bo Shui Kueh.

    Afternoon: Head down to Orchard Road for some shopping and food. Visit the famous Din Tai Fung for some of the best xiao long bao in Singapore. Alternatively, try the chicken rice from Wee Nam Kee or the laksa from The Coconut Club.

    Evening: End your day with a visit to Newton Food Centre, a popular hawker centre with over 80 stalls. Try the satay from Hup Kee Satay or the barbecued stingray from Soon Heng BBQ.

  4. Day 4: East Coast Park
    20 minutes (10.1 km) from Orchard Road

    Morning: Start your day with a visit to Marine Parade Food Centre for some of the best local food. Try the mee rebus or the mee siam from Haji Mohd Rasool or the claypot chicken rice from Shi Wei Da.

    Afternoon: Head to East Coast Park for some outdoor fun and seafood. Try the famous chili crab or black pepper crab from Jumbo Seafood or the salted egg yolk crab from No Signboard Seafood.

    Evening: End your day with a visit to Old Airport Road Food Centre, a popular hawker centre with over 150 stalls. Try the char kway teow from Hill Street Fried Kway Teow or the carrot cake from Lao Fu Zi Fried Kway Teow.

  5. Day 5: Sentosa Island
    20 minutes (11.3 km) from East Coast Park

    Morning: Start your day with a visit to Toast Box for a traditional Singaporean breakfast. Try the kaya toast and soft-boiled eggs with a cup of kopi or teh.

    Afternoon: Head to Sentosa Island for some fun in the sun and delicious food. Try the chili crab bao from Resorts World Sentosa or the sambal stingray from Coastes.

    Evening: End your foodie adventure with a visit to Tanjong Beach Club for some beach vibes and tasty bites. Try the truffle fries, wagyu beef sliders, or the spicy chicken wings.

Recommendations

Don't miss out on the famous durian fruit, which is in season during June. Head to Geylang or Balestier for the best durian stalls. For a side trip, visit the neighbouring country of Malaysia for some delicious street food in Johor Bahru or a food tour in Penang. To maximize your fun, consider taking a food tour with a local guide to discover hidden gems and local favourites. Don't forget to sample the famous Singaporean beverages like teh tarik, kopi, and bandung.

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