Late Night Supper Places in Singapore: Where to Satisfy Your Munchies After 11pm

Singapore is a city that never sleeps, and with the nightlife scene seeing a revival now that restrictions have eased, you can bet you’ll find something to cure your hunger pangs well into the wee hours. Prowling the streets for supper grub after the bars are closed? Here’s your guide to late-night supper places in Singapore that stay open till 11pm and later.

Chong Pang Nasi Lemak 

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Chong Pang Nasi Lemak began as a humble stall in the former Chong Pang Village Hawker Centre in 1973, and is now a favourite amongst night owls across Singapore. The titular Nasi Lemak (S$5.90) consists of a hefty serving of aromatic coconut rice and three sides. Choose from a plethora of options available such as crunchy chicken drumsticks, vegetable fritters, sweet and sour fish, and more.

Chong Pang Nasi Lemak is located at 447 Sembawang Rd, Singapore 758404, p. +65 9655 1868. Open daily 5pm-6.30am.

Chomp Chomp Food Centre 

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Chomp Chomp Food Centre is one of Singapore’s most beloved hawker centres, and there’s no wondering why. While smaller than most food centres, it’s a foodie hot spot with stalls listed in the Singapore Michelin Guide such as Ah Hock Fried Hokkien Mee (S$3++) and Chomp Chomp Satay (S$0.70).

Chomp Chomp Food Centre is located at 20 Kensington Park Rd, Singapore 557269. Open daily 4pm-12.30am.

DLLM LOKLOK

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Missing weekend visits to Malaysia? Chill out in the cool atmosphere of the night at DLLM LOKLOK with beer, noodle bowls and skewers. Aside from the classic seaweed chicken, their S$1 skewers consist of prawn, squid, fried mantou and more, with homemade dips such as salted egg yolk, Thai nam jin and chinchalok.

DLLM LOKLOK is located at 171 MacPherson Rd, Singapore 348536, p. +65 8881 7168. Open Tue-Sun 6pm-4am. Closed Mon.

Shiok Shiok Night Market 

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Shiok Shiok Night Market feels like you teleported to Bangkok from Orchard Road. Complete the fantasy of a Thailand getaway when you order from their menus of authentic Thai cuisine, ranging from boat noodles to seabass with creamy tom yam.  Wash down a night of grilled meats and seafood with soju, beer and sake.

Shiok Shiok Night Market is located at 100 Orchard Rd, Singapore 238840. Open daily 5pm-6am. 

Burgerprek 

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Muslim-owned stall Burgerprek serves up Western cuisine with an Indonesian twist til the wee hours of the morning. The twist? Geprek, meaning “crushed” or “smashed” in Javanese, and refers to crushed fried chicken. Order the Burger Geprek (S$6) and Indomie Geprek (S$6.50) for their signature flavours.

Burgerprek is located at 883 Woodlands Street 82, Singapore 730883, p. +65 8874 6631. Open Mon-Sat 11am-3.30am.

Beach Road Scissor-Cut Curry Rice 

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For simple Singaporean dining, visit Beach Road Scissor-Cut Curry Rice. Situated on the ground floor of two shophouses, its rustic interior holds the heart of Singaporean comfort food with its Curry Rice (from S$3.40). You can choose dishes from chicken chop and pork belly to mussels and cabbage, all doused in a generous helping of gravy – a blend of chilli sauce, chilli oil, braised gravy, and curry.

Beach Road Scissor-Cut Curry Rice is located at 229 Jalan Besar, Singapore 208905, p. +65 9826 1464. Open daily 11am-3am. 

Al Azhar Restaurant 

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Day or night, the bustle at Al-Azhar Restaurant never stops. Focusing on the quality of their ingredients as well as constantly reinventing class recipes, the food they serve always packs a punch of flavour. To delight your palette with something flavourful yet familiar, order the Fish Dum Biryani (S$9.50) or their Chilli Chicken Masala (S$8).

Al Azhar Restaurant is located at 11 Cheong Chin Nam Rd, Singapore 599736, p. +65 6466 5052. Open daily 8am-2am. 

Akanoya Robatayaki

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The beauty of pairing Japanese grilled fare with a boozy state of mind has long been proven by the existence of izakayas, but Akanoya Robatayaki takes it a step further with a unique robatayaki supper experience. Take a seat at the open counter and indulge in the crispy skin of the Tebasaki (S$8++), the luxurious Wagyu Beef (S$40++), and cut through the fattiness with a smokey Grilled Asparagus (S$7++).

Akanoya Robatayaki is located at 01-01 Orchard Rendezvous Hotel, 1 Tanglin Rd, 247905, p. +65 6732 1866. Open Mon & Sun 5.30pm-10.30pm, Tue-Sat 12pm-2.30pm, 5.30pm-1.30am.

Kko Kko Na Ra

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The only thing better than Korean fried chicken is Korean fried chicken when you’re craving spicy food at an ungodly hour. That’s where Kko Kko Na Ra comes in. This famous Tanjong Pagar stronghold will never disappoint with its selection of chicken wings flavours such as Soy Garlic (S$20++), Mala (S$32++), and sweet and spicy Yangyum (S$23++).

Kko Kko Na Ra is located at 68 Tg Pagar Rd, Singapore 088489, p. +65 6224 8186. Open daily 12pm to 1am.

Swee Choon Tim Sim Restaurant 

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There’s always a friend who suggests Swee Choon Tim Sum Restaurant for supper, and with good reason too. Since 1962, they’ve been making sure that you get to dig into staple goodies like the Shanghai Xiao Long Bao (S$12), Siew Mai (S$6), and Congee with Mixed Pork and Century Egg (S$9 for two bowls), no matter the time.

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Swee Choo Tim Sum Restaurant is located at 183-193, Jln Besar, 208882, p. +65 6225 7788. Open Mon, Wed-Sun 9am-3pm, 6pm-4am. Closed Tue. 

The Hainan Story Chaper One

Celebrating the love of Hainanese food in Singapore, The Hainan Story pays tribute to this group of immigrants that mainly served as chefs and domestic helpers for the British colonial settlers. From comfort dishes like Newspaper Curry Rice (from S$8.50) and Wee Nam Kee Chicken Rice to Hainanese Western & BBQ (from S$10.50), it caters well to large groups with who want different things at ungodly hours.

The Hainan Story Chapter One is located at 500 Jln Sultan, #01-09 Hotel Boss, Singapore 199020, p. +65 6291 1969. Open 24 hours daily.

Quench! Bistro and Bar 

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Chill till the late hours at Quench! Bistro & Bar, which faces both the prawning ponds and the main fishing pond for the best view in ORTO. With a wide selection of beers, ranging from draught beers to international craft beers, don’t forget to accompany them with bar bites like the Luncheon Fries (S$7.90) or Toasty Cheddar Cheese Balls (S$5.90)

Quench! Bistro and Bar is located at 81 Lor Chencharu, #01-10, ORTO 769198, p. +65 6257 3657. Open 3pm to 11pm Sun-Wed, 3pm to 1am Thurs-Sat.

Nana Original Thai Food

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Next time you’ve had a few, head over to the Thai enclave of Golden Mile Complex for those wonderful sweet, sour, and spicy flavours in a place bustling with culture and character. Slurp up a plate of the reliable Pad Thai (S$7.50), revel in the creamy and spicy Tom Ka Gai (S$15), while sipping on a Cha Yen or Thai Iced Milk Tea (S$2.50) that’s just the perfect level of sweetness.

Nana Original Thai Food is located at Golden Mile Complex, 5001 Beach Road, Golden Mile Complex #01-51/52, p. +65 6297 8498, and at 18 Clementi Rd, Singapore 129747, p, +65 6873 2250. Open 24 hours daily.

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