The East side supper guide: Buzz-worthy places to eat after dark

Looking for a new supper spot to satisfy your midnight hunger pangs? Or maybe you’re just a regular Singaporean foodie who always craves something to eat? From a wholesome plate of briyani to traditional confections, here are some of the highly raved spots in the East to hit in the wee hours of the morning.

1. Gu Zao Ren Taiwan Porridge

A Taiwanese delicacy, Gu Zao Ren serves one of Singapore’s only existing Taiwanese porridges paired with a mouthwatering selection of umami-packed side dishes. With the monsoon season upon us, indulge in a comforting bowl of Taiwanese porridge as you soak in the nostalgic flavours of this authentic goodness.

391 Changi Rd, Singapore 419840

Opening hours: Mon - Sun (11am to 2am)

2. J.B. Ah Meng Restaurant

Known for their White Pepper Crab, foodies can’t help but fall in love with the succulent Sri Lankan Crab infused with ginger and spring onions. The peppery concoction not only provides a kick to the taste buds but impeccably complements the crab. 

534 Geyland Rd, Singapore 389490

Opening hours: Mon - Sun (5pm to 2am)

3. Chan BBQ

Where are our seafood lovers at? From the signature Singaporean must–haves like the sambal Stingray, to their spicy La La, sink your teeth into local delights at Chan BBQ. With a wide range of palpable flavours of our little red dot, you’d be hitting another late-night drive in no time.

85 Bedok North Rd, #01-24, Singapore 460085

Opening hours: Mon - Sun (5pm to 1am)

4. Yong He Eating House

A bucket-list worthy spot, Yong He Eating House is hailed for its soybean products. From their traditional soya bean milk to soya beancurd, revitalise your taste buds with some soya richness. If you thought this was the best part, why not pair your cold soya bean milk with dough fritters? A combination one certainly wouldn’t be able to resist!

458 Geylang Rd, Lor 24A Geylang, Singapore 389417

Opening hours: 24 hours

5. 126 Dim Sum

If there’s anyone who loves a good dim sum situation, it’s us. From Siew Mai, to sesame fried balls, and Xiao Long Bao, 126 Dim Sum offers something for all, be it sweet or savoury. What’s better? Their century egg and minced pork porridge is the icing on the cake for those gloomy nights.

126 Sims Ave, Singapore 387449

Opening hours: Varied timings can be found here

6. Saffron’s Cafeteria (Halal-certified)

From their classic Mee Goreng to their wide array of briyani options, Saffron’s Cafeteria truly is paradise for spicy-food lovers. Served on a huge banana leaf, you can savour their Gold Class briyani with tantalising side dishes and curry. 

Various locations islandwide. Visit here for more information. 

Opening hours: 24 hours

7. New Mahamoodiya Restaurant (Halal-certified)

From the hearty butter chicken to the good old Nasi Goreng Special, New Mahamoodiya Restaurant offers a variety of classic Indian dishes that will have you wanting seconds. With a buttery and soft centre, their crispy prata is one that many can’t get enough of. 

335 Bedok Rd, Singapore 469510

Opening hours: 24 hours

And there you have it, Easties! Plentiful options that are guaranteed to keep those tummies reenergised and ready to conquer the night that awaits you.