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Oct 3, 2022 · Here are the best rojak stalls in Singapore, from famous KL brands, to fruit and white rojak, and even heritage stalls with Michelin cred.
- Brothers Rojak. When we talk about the best rojak in Singapore, Brothers Rojak is a name that comes up consistently. Run by two brothers, the business was founded by their father in the 1950s, who sold the dish in Tanjong Pagar and River Valley before settling in Zion Road Hawker Centre.
- Balestier Road Hoover Rojak. Balestier Road Hoover Rojak is a multi Bib Gourmand awardee, first starting out at Hoover Cinema in 1971 before moving to Whampoa Market in 1978.
- Lau Hong Ser Rojak. Lau Hong Ser is so popular, the queue begins before the shop even opens and at its busiest, the wait can go up to an hour! The highlight here is the charcoal-grilled youtiao and tau pok, which is added to ingredients like cucumber, pineapple, beansprouts, turnip, and ginger flower.
- Eat May Know. Eat May Know’s name comes from a Chinese saying that roughly translates to “eat then you know”, so you gotta try it for yourself to know what the hype is all about!
- June Chen
- Balestier Road Hoover Rojak. Starts from $4 onwards, plate shown above is $7. And finally we are here with Balestier Road Hoover Rojak, the critically acclaimed one.
- Soon Heng Rojak. Prices start from $2.50 onwards. Every single time I walk into Gourmet Paradise in Toa Payoh, there is a snaking line for Soon Heng Rojak.
- Toa Payoh Rojak. Starts from $3 onwards, plate shown above is $7. Toa Payoh Rojak have implemented a system of getting a queue number to order and this how you know they are doing serious business.
- Gu Zao Rojak 古早啰惹. Starts at $2.50 onwards, plate shown above is $5. Located inside Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3 is Gu Zao Rojak, at Block 347’s Food House. And this extremely down to earth and unassuming little kiosk can be easily missed as it is placed right next to another rojak stand that boasts of bigger signages.
Aug 18, 2022 · Who doesn't love a plate of deep-fried fritters? Here's where to find the best Indian rojak in Singapore to munch on.
It's time to get your chef's hat on for this Chinese rojak recipe... Love rojak? Can’t get enough of this sweet and savoury salad? Throw on the apron and try your hand at whipping up a plate of your own with our easy Chinese rojak recipe!
- Emily Seow
Jul 14, 2022 · Chinese-style rojak is how we do fruit salad here, and these eight hawker stalls in Singapore offer prime examples. Cobbled from the Bahasa word for ‘mixture,’ rojak is a tossed fruit and vegetable salad of Javanese origin. Here and Malaysia, however, a distinct style has emerged.
Apr 30, 2024 · Keep scrolling as we shar 10 hawker stalls to indulge in the dark and delicious allure of rojak in Singapore. READ NEXT 15 Spots To Get Your Indian Rojak Fix In Singapore
