Mee goreng — spicy, saucy fried yellow noodles most associated with Singapore's Indian-Muslim (mamak) stalls — is one of the island's best-loved hawker comfort dishes, tossed with egg, vegetables and your choice of chicken, mutton or seafood. This guide gathers well-regarded, currently-operating spots for the dish spread across different neighbourhoods, from Ayer Rajah in the west to Marine Parade in the east and Marsiling up north. Hawker hours, unit numbers and rest days change often, so please call ahead or check the stall's social media before making a special trip.
Last verified: September 2026. Hours and prices can change — we re-check our guides regularly, but do confirm before a special trip.
- N.M. Abdul Rahim (Ayer Rajah Food Centre)
- Al Falah Barakah Restaurant
- M.A. Deen Biasa
- New Shah Alam Restaurant
- Ajimer Sharif (Tekka Centre)
- Al Mubin Restaurant (Syed Alwi Road)
- Hass Bawa (Marine Parade)
- ABC Multi Cuisine Restaurant (formerly ABC Food Corner)
- N M Hussain Mee Goreng Stall
- Suka Ramai Mama Power (Bedok Food Centre)
- Thawfeek Cuisine (Newton Food Centre)
- Al-Buhari (Marsiling)
The list
N.M. Abdul Rahim (Ayer Rajah Food Centre) Indian-Muslim / mee goreng · $
Long-running stall known for fiery red, wok-hei mee goreng using its own sambal blend; a perennial pick on best-of lists.
- Cuisine: Indian-Muslim / mee goreng
- Price: $ · Red mee goreng ~S$4.50
- Must-try: Red mee goreng, Kway teow goreng
- Where: 503 West Coast Drive, Ayer Rajah Food Centre, #01-60, Singapore 120503
- Area: Ayer Rajah / West Coast
- Nearest MRT: Clementi
- Hours: Daily approx 10:30am–12am (confirm before visiting)
- Halal: Halal
Al Falah Barakah Restaurant Indian-Muslim (mamak) · $
24-hour Muslim-owned mamak eatery on Joo Chiat Road serving mee goreng alongside prata; has additional outlets.
- Cuisine: Indian-Muslim (mamak)
- Price: $ · Mee goreng approx S$5.30–7.50
- Must-try: Mee goreng, Roti prata
- Where: 365 Joo Chiat Road, Singapore 427610
- Area: Joo Chiat
- Nearest MRT: Eunos
- Hours: 24 hours (confirm before visiting)
- Halal: Halal
M.A. Deen Biasa Indian-Muslim (mamak) · $
Long-standing corner mamak near Sultan Mosque, a popular late-night spot noted for tender mutton in its mee goreng.
- Cuisine: Indian-Muslim (mamak)
- Price: $ · Mee goreng from ~S$6
- Must-try: Mee goreng, Mutton mee goreng
- Where: 95 Jalan Sultan, #01-01, Singapore 198998
- Area: Kampong Glam / Jalan Sultan
- Nearest MRT: Nicoll Highway
- Hours: Daily approx 1:30pm–5:30am (confirm before visiting)
- Halal: Halal
New Shah Alam Restaurant Indian-Muslim (mamak) · $
Halal mamak eatery by the Singapore River, a handy late-night supper stop for mee goreng and prata in the CBD.
- Cuisine: Indian-Muslim (mamak)
- Price: $ · Chicken mee goreng from ~S$5.95
- Must-try: Chicken mee goreng, Prata
- Where: 20-21 Circular Road, Singapore 049376
- Area: Boat Quay
- Nearest MRT: Clarke Quay
- Hours: Daily, long hours into the early morning (confirm before visiting)
- Halal: Halal
Ajimer Sharif (Tekka Centre) Indian-Muslim / mee goreng · $
Veteran Tekka Centre hawker stall whose old-school mee goreng with mutton bits has a devoted following.
- Cuisine: Indian-Muslim / mee goreng
- Price: $ · Mee goreng from ~S$4
- Must-try: Mutton mee goreng
- Where: 665 Buffalo Road, Tekka Centre, #01-285, Singapore 210665
- Area: Little India
- Nearest MRT: Little India
- Hours: Approx 9am–9pm (confirm before visiting)
- Halal: Halal
Al Mubin Restaurant (Syed Alwi Road) Indian-Muslim (mamak) · $
Muslim-owned 24-hour restaurant near Jalan Besar frequently cited for its mee goreng ayam; runs additional outlets.
- Cuisine: Indian-Muslim (mamak)
- Price: $ · Mee goreng from ~S$4; mee goreng ayam ~S$4.80
- Must-try: Mee goreng ayam, Maggi goreng
- Where: 92 Syed Alwi Road, Singapore 207668
- Area: Jalan Besar
- Nearest MRT: Farrer Park
- Hours: 24 hours (confirm before visiting)
- Halal: Halal
Hass Bawa (Marine Parade) Indian-Muslim / mee goreng · $
Decades-old Marine Parade hawker stall regularly named among Singapore's mee goreng favourites; sources disagree on its weekly rest day, so check ahead.
- Cuisine: Indian-Muslim / mee goreng
- Price: $ · Mee goreng around S$6
- Must-try: Mee goreng, Soup kambing
- Where: 84 Marine Parade Central, Marine Parade Market & Food Centre, Singapore 440084
- Area: Marine Parade
- Nearest MRT: Marine Parade
- Halal: Halal
ABC Multi Cuisine Restaurant (formerly ABC Food Corner) Indian-Muslim (mamak) · $
Muslim-owned eatery on Havelock Road better known for prata but also serving a drier-style mee goreng; recently reviewed under the ABC Multi Cuisine name.
- Cuisine: Indian-Muslim (mamak)
- Price: $ · Mee goreng from ~S$5.50
- Must-try: Mee goreng, Roti prata, Maggi goreng
- Where: 717 Havelock Road, Singapore 169643
- Area: Havelock / Bukit Merah
- Nearest MRT: Havelock
- Halal: Halal
N M Hussain Mee Goreng Stall Malay/Indian-Muslim / mee goreng · $
Dedicated mee goreng stall at Telok Blangah Crescent Food Centre, a neighbourhood favourite in the south.
- Cuisine: Malay/Indian-Muslim / mee goreng
- Price: $ · Mee goreng around S$5
- Must-try: Mee goreng
- Where: 11 Telok Blangah Crescent, Telok Blangah Crescent Market & Food Centre, #01-87, Singapore 090011
- Area: Telok Blangah
- Nearest MRT: Telok Blangah
- Hours: Approx 11:30am–9pm daily (confirm before visiting)
- Halal: Halal
Suka Ramai Mama Power (Bedok Food Centre) Indian-Muslim / mamak-style mee goreng · $
Muslim-owned stall at Bedok Food Centre offering red and white mamak-style mee goreng with chicken or mutton; also has a Woodlands outlet.
- Cuisine: Indian-Muslim / mamak-style mee goreng
- Price: $ · Mee goreng from ~S$3.80; combos ~S$7+
- Must-try: Red mee goreng, White mee goreng, Mee goreng combo
- Where: 1 Bedok Road, Bedok Food Centre, #01-26, Singapore 469572
- Area: Bedok
- Hours: Approx 11am–9pm, closed Monday (confirm before visiting)
- Halal: Halal
Thawfeek Cuisine (Newton Food Centre) Indian-Muslim / Indian rojak & mee goreng · $
Newton Food Centre stall better known for Indian rojak that also draws praise for a consistent, homemade-sauce mee goreng; confirm the exact unit on arrival.
- Cuisine: Indian-Muslim / Indian rojak & mee goreng
- Price: $ · Mee goreng from ~S$6
- Must-try: Mee goreng, Indian rojak
- Where: 500 Clemenceau Avenue North, Newton Food Centre, Singapore 229495
- Area: Newton
- Nearest MRT: Newton
- Hours: Mon approx 10am–9pm; Tue–Sun approx 11am–9:30pm (confirm before visiting)
- Halal: Halal
Al-Buhari (Marsiling) Indian-Muslim (mamak) · $
Coffeeshop mamak wok stall in the north serving chilli-red, wok-fried mee goreng round the clock; part of a chain with several outlets.
- Cuisine: Indian-Muslim (mamak)
- Price: $ · Mee goreng around S$5
- Must-try: Mee goreng
- Where: 187C Marsiling Road, Kimly Coffeeshop, #01-01, Singapore 730187
- Area: Marsiling / Woodlands
- Nearest MRT: Marsiling
- Hours: 24 hours (confirm before visiting)
- Halal: Halal
At a glance: compare every spot
| Spot | Cuisine | Price | Area | Halal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| N.M. Abdul Rahim (Ayer Rajah Food Centre) | Indian-Muslim / mee goreng | $ | Ayer Rajah / West Coast | Halal |
| Al Falah Barakah Restaurant | Indian-Muslim (mamak) | $ | Joo Chiat | Halal |
| M.A. Deen Biasa | Indian-Muslim (mamak) | $ | Kampong Glam / Jalan Sultan | Halal |
| New Shah Alam Restaurant | Indian-Muslim (mamak) | $ | Boat Quay | Halal |
| Ajimer Sharif (Tekka Centre) | Indian-Muslim / mee goreng | $ | Little India | Halal |
| Al Mubin Restaurant (Syed Alwi Road) | Indian-Muslim (mamak) | $ | Jalan Besar | Halal |
| Hass Bawa (Marine Parade) | Indian-Muslim / mee goreng | $ | Marine Parade | Halal |
| ABC Multi Cuisine Restaurant (formerly ABC Food Corner) | Indian-Muslim (mamak) | $ | Havelock / Bukit Merah | Halal |
| N M Hussain Mee Goreng Stall | Malay/Indian-Muslim / mee goreng | $ | Telok Blangah | Halal |
| Suka Ramai Mama Power (Bedok Food Centre) | Indian-Muslim / mamak-style mee goreng | $ | Bedok | Halal |
| Thawfeek Cuisine (Newton Food Centre) | Indian-Muslim / Indian rojak & mee goreng | $ | Newton | Halal |
| Al-Buhari (Marsiling) | Indian-Muslim (mamak) | $ | Marsiling / Woodlands | Halal |
Your questions answered
What is mee goreng?
Mee goreng means 'fried noodles' in Malay. In Singapore it usually refers to the Indian-Muslim (mamak) style: yellow noodles wok-fried with a spicy-sweet tomato-and-chilli sauce, egg, vegetables and a protein such as chicken, mutton or prawns. Many stalls have their own sambal or sauce recipe, which is what regulars come back for.
Where is the best mee goreng in Singapore?
There's no single answer — it's very much down to personal taste. Frequently praised spots include N.M. Abdul Rahim at Ayer Rajah Food Centre, Ajimer Sharif at Tekka Centre, Hass Bawa at Marine Parade and Al Mubin near Jalan Besar. This guide spreads picks across different neighbourhoods so you can find a good plate close to you.
Is mee goreng in Singapore halal?
Most mee goreng in Singapore comes from Muslim-owned mamak or Malay stalls, so the food is prepared halal. Formal MUIS halal certification is a separate matter and not every stall displays a certificate, so if certification specifically matters to you, look for the certificate on site or ask the stallholder before ordering.
How much does a plate of mee goreng cost?
At hawker stalls and mamak eateries a plate typically runs from about S$3.50 to S$8, depending on the stall and whether you add extras like chicken, mutton, seafood or a fried egg. Combo plates and seafood versions cost more.
What's the difference between mamak mee goreng and Chinese-style mee goreng?
Mamak (Indian-Muslim) mee goreng is typically saucier and sweeter with a distinctive chilli-red or tomato-based gravy, potato, egg and often mutton or chicken. Chinese-style fried yellow noodles lean more savoury with soy-based seasoning and pronounced wok hei. This guide focuses mainly on the mamak style, which is what most Singaporeans mean by 'mee goreng'.