Where to eat in the West: Supper spots that are totally worth losing sleep over

Considering how busy life can get, it can be difficult to find pockets of time to spend with loved ones. However, if there’s one thing that Singaporeans would put time aside for, it’s food. And what better way to appreciate food than to feast with friends and family? Here are our top spots to hit in the West to eat with friends during the hush of early morning.

1. Boon Lay Power Nasi Lemak (Halal-certified)

What’s the best part about the Boon Lay Power Nasi Lemak? The sambal? The fragrant coconut rice? A single bite of the well-marinated, deep-fried chicken proves its crispy outside and tender inside. The heavenly combination of the ikan bilis and roasted peanuts, together with the aromatic coconut rice and sambal chilli, is a testament to the enticing sweet and spicy flavours of this iconic dish.

221A Boon Lay Place, Singapore 641221

Opening hours: Mon - Sun (7am to 3.30am)

2. Al-Azhar (Halal-certified)

We can never get enough of our mamak food. From a classic teh tarik to a heavenly plate of Nasi Goreng Pattaya Seafood, Al-Azhar will bring you a culmination of nostalgia and traditions as you indulge in the deep and complex flavours of our local delights.

11 Cheong Chin Nam Rd, Singapore 599736

Opening hours: Mon - Sun (7am to 3am)

3. Mufiz Food Centre (Halal-certified)

Hyped for their golden and flaky prata, Mufiz Food Centre never disappoints with their extensive spread of dishes, including murtabak and mutton curry. And if you thought that they only have Malaysian food options, you might want to give their range of Thai Seafood a try too.

632 Bukit Batok Central, Singapore 650633

Opening hours: 24 hours

4. Bukit Timah Live Bull Frog Claypot Porridge

It might not be everyone’s cup of tea, but G7 Frog Porridge & Live Seafood has stood the test of time—serving up crowd-favourites like Marmite pork ribs, oyster omelette, and of course, their iconic claypot chilli frog. Not big on frog? Don’t worry, there’s still plenty on the menu to sink your teeth into.

5 Cheong Chin Nam Rd, Singapore 599730

Opening hours: Mon - Sun (10am to 3am)

5. Bai Li Xiang Bee Hoon

Bau Li Xiang Bee Hoon has a never-ending stream of customers–and for good reason. Serving fried bee hoon with a wide selection of sides, from stir-fried beans to fried chicken wings, you’re guaranteed to reminisce about your primary school days when queuing for the economic mee food stall in the canteen.

651 Jurong West Street 61, Singapore 640651

Opening hours: 24 hours

6. 2am: dessertbar

If you’re thinking of going home after a fulfilling meal of savoury goodness, think again. 2am: dessertbar offers some of the most tantalising flavours that are sure to have you salivating for more. From their Matcha Basque Cheesecake to the Cacao Forest, it almost feels like you’re experiencing fine dining with these gourmet-sounding (and tasting) confections.

21A Lor Liput, Singapore 277733

Opening hours: Mon - Sun (6pm to 2am)

7. CCK 302 FoodHouse Ngoh Hiang Bee Hoon

Traditionally made with meat rolls, liver rolls, pink sausages, and egg slices, Ngoh Hiang has since evolved to include everything from prawn fritters and fishballs to century eggs—catering to all kinds of cravings. Paired with perfectly moist bee hoon, it’s the kind of comforting combo that’s just right for late-night catch-ups with friends.

302 Choa Chu Kang Ave 4, Singapore 680302

Opening hours: 24 hours