Best Mee Rebus in Singapore: 14 Best Spots (2026)
Mee rebus is one of Singapore's most beloved Malay hawker dishes: yellow noodles drowned in a thick, sweet-savoury gravy built from sweet potato, dried shrimp, salted soybean and spices, then finished with hard-boiled egg, tau kwa, beansprouts, green chilli and a squeeze of lime. The best versions are found in humble hawker centres and markets across the island, from Haig Road and Adam Road to Ang Mo Kio, Bedok and Toa Payoh, where family stalls have refined their gravy over decades. Because most stalls are small owner-run operations, hours can change without notice and popular ones sell out by early afternoon, so it is always worth confirming before you go.
Last verified: September 2026. Hours and prices can change — we re-check our guides regularly, but do confirm before a special trip.
The list
Afandi Hawa & Family Mee Rebus Malay · $
A heritage family stall said to date back to 1967, known for a gravy enriched with shrimp, crab and mutton.
- Cuisine: Malay
- Price: $ · Mee rebus around $3; begedil ~$0.50
- Must-try: Mee rebus, Begedil
- Where: 14 Haig Road, #01-21, Haig Road Market and Food Centre, Singapore 430014
- Area: Haig Road
- Nearest MRT: Dakota
- Hours: Thu-Tue 10:30am-8pm (closed Wed)
- Halal: Halal
Yunos N Family Malay · $
A well-known Ang Mo Kio Malay stall serving mee rebus with crispy begedil and chilli padi with dark soya sauce.
- Cuisine: Malay
- Price: $ · Mee rebus around $3.50; begedil ~$0.70
- Must-try: Mee rebus, Begedil
- Where: 724 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 6, #01-01, Ang Mo Kio Central Market & Food Centre, Singapore 560724
- Area: Ang Mo Kio
- Nearest MRT: Ang Mo Kio
- Hours: Tue-Sat 11am-9pm
- Halal: Halal
HJ Waliti HJ Mazuki Malay · $
A long-standing Haig Road Muslim-owned stall serving mee rebus with a punchy chilli padi kecap.
- Cuisine: Malay
- Price: $ · Mee rebus around $3; begedil ~$0.50
- Must-try: Mee rebus, Begedil
- Where: 14 Haig Road, #01-18, Haig Road Market and Food Centre, Singapore 430014
- Area: Haig Road
- Nearest MRT: Dakota
- Hours: Daily 7am-6pm
- Halal: Halal
Selamat Datang Warong Pak Spari Malay · $
An Adam Road Food Centre stall whose star anise-perfumed gravy has a loyal following; sells its house paste too.
- Cuisine: Malay
- Price: $ · Mee rebus around $3.50; house-made paste ~$4.50
- Must-try: Mee rebus
- Where: 2 Adam Road, #01-09, Adam Road Food Centre, Singapore 289876
- Area: Adam Road
- Nearest MRT: Botanic Gardens
- Hours: Tue-Sun 7:30am-9pm
- Halal: Halal
Rahim Muslim Food Malay · $
A Muslim-owned stall whose gravy is built from ikan bilis, dried shrimp and fish curry paste.
- Cuisine: Malay
- Price: $ · From ~$3; Extra Special with chicken thigh ~$6
- Must-try: Mee rebus, Extra Special mee rebus with chicken thigh
- Where: 453A Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10, #01-01, Chong Boon Market & Food Centre, Singapore 560453
- Area: Ang Mo Kio
- Nearest MRT: Ang Mo Kio
- Hours: Mon-Sat 12:30pm-7pm
- Halal: Halal
Kedai Makan Muhajirin Malay · $
A Toa Payoh Muslim-owned stall serving a generous, thick-gravied mee rebus with tau geh and tau pok.
- Cuisine: Malay
- Price: $ · Mee rebus around $2.50
- Must-try: Mee rebus
- Where: 20 Lorong 7 Toa Payoh, Singapore 310020
- Area: Toa Payoh
- Nearest MRT: Braddell
- Hours: Tue-Sun 6am-1:30pm
- Halal: Halal
Suhaime's Malay · $
A neighbourhood stall praised for gravy of the right consistency and a well-judged spice level.
- Cuisine: Malay
- Price: $ · Mee rebus around $3
- Must-try: Mee rebus
- Where: 69 Geylang Bahru, #01-74, Geylang Bahru Market and Food Centre, Singapore 339682
- Area: Geylang Bahru
- Nearest MRT: Geylang Bahru
- Hours: Wed-Mon 6am-3:30pm (closed Tue)
- Halal: Halal
Delicious Malay · $
A tucked-away Tanjong Pagar stall serving mee rebus with tofu, beansprouts and egg under a signature sambal.
- Cuisine: Malay
- Price: $ · Mee rebus around $3
- Must-try: Mee rebus
- Where: 6 Tanjong Pagar Plaza, #02-02, Tanjong Pagar Plaza Market & Food Centre, Singapore 081006
- Area: Tanjong Pagar
- Nearest MRT: Tanjong Pagar
- Hours: Fri-Tue 8am-1pm
Inspirasi Malay · $
A Bedok Interchange stall with a value-priced bowl carrying notes of ikan bilis and fermented soybean.
- Cuisine: Malay
- Price: $ · Mee rebus around $2.50
- Must-try: Mee rebus
- Where: 208B New Upper Changi Road, #01-64, Bedok Interchange Hawker Centre, Singapore 462208
- Area: Bedok
- Nearest MRT: Bedok
- Hours: Mon-Sat 11:30am-9:30pm
Shi Xian Malay · $
A Teck Ghee morning stall topping its mee rebus with boiled egg, spring onions, fried shallots and house chilli.
- Cuisine: Malay
- Price: $ · Small ~$2.50; large ~$3
- Must-try: Mee rebus
- Where: 409 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10, #01-24, Teck Ghee Market and Food Centre, Singapore 560409
- Area: Ang Mo Kio
- Nearest MRT: Ang Mo Kio
- Hours: Wed-Sun 7:30am-12:30pm
Frenzlink Cafeteria Malay · $
A CBD weekday breakfast spot serving a rich, thick-gravied mee rebus with hard-boiled egg, tau kwa and beansprouts.
- Cuisine: Malay
- Price: $ · Mee rebus around $2.50
- Must-try: Mee rebus
- Where: 62 South Bridge Road, Singapore 058692
- Area: Boat Quay / CBD
- Nearest MRT: Clarke Quay
- Hours: Mon-Fri 6am-2pm
Lina's Cafe Malay · $
A sit-down Kampong Glam cafe with a smooth, creamy mee rebus gravy and a choice of noodles.
- Cuisine: Malay
- Price: $ · Mee rebus around $4
- Must-try: Mee rebus
- Where: 7 Jalan Pisang, Singapore 199074
- Area: Kampong Glam / Bugis
- Nearest MRT: Bugis
- Hours: Mon 11am-7:30pm; Tue-Sat 11am-8:30pm
- Halal: Halal-certified
Yusof and Arni's Cafe Malay · $$
A Far East Plaza cafe serving a turmeric-heavy mee rebus with tau kwa and chicken in an Orchard mall setting.
- Cuisine: Malay
- Price: $$ · Mee rebus around $5
- Must-try: Mee rebus
- Where: 14 Scotts Road, #05-67, Far East Plaza, Singapore 228213
- Area: Orchard / Scotts Road
- Nearest MRT: Orchard
- Hours: Mon-Sat 12:15pm-6:30pm
- Halal: Halal-certified
Nonya Delicatessen Peranakan / Malay · $$
A Bukit Timah Plaza eatery offering a pricier, sit-down mee rebus with a tomato wedge and generous sambal.
- Cuisine: Peranakan / Malay
- Price: $$ · Mee rebus around $7.50
- Must-try: Mee rebus
- Where: 1 Jalan Anak Bukit, #B1-K69, Bukit Timah Plaza, Singapore 588996
- Area: Bukit Timah
- Nearest MRT: Beauty World
- Hours: Daily 11am-8pm
At a glance: compare every spot
| Spot | Cuisine | Price | Area | Halal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Afandi Hawa & Family Mee Rebus | Malay | $ | Haig Road | Halal |
| Yunos N Family | Malay | $ | Ang Mo Kio | Halal |
| HJ Waliti HJ Mazuki | Malay | $ | Haig Road | Halal |
| Selamat Datang Warong Pak Spari | Malay | $ | Adam Road | Halal |
| Rahim Muslim Food | Malay | $ | Ang Mo Kio | Halal |
| Kedai Makan Muhajirin | Malay | $ | Toa Payoh | Halal |
| Suhaime's | Malay | $ | Geylang Bahru | Halal |
| Delicious | Malay | $ | Tanjong Pagar | — |
| Inspirasi | Malay | $ | Bedok | — |
| Shi Xian | Malay | $ | Ang Mo Kio | — |
| Frenzlink Cafeteria | Malay | $ | Boat Quay / CBD | — |
| Lina's Cafe | Malay | $ | Kampong Glam / Bugis | Halal-certified |
| Yusof and Arni's Cafe | Malay | $$ | Orchard / Scotts Road | Halal-certified |
| Nonya Delicatessen | Peranakan / Malay | $$ | Bukit Timah | — |
Your questions answered
What makes a good bowl of mee rebus?
It comes down to the gravy: it should be thick enough to coat the yellow noodles but not gluey, balancing the sweetness of sweet potato with savoury dried shrimp, salted soybean and spice. Fresh toppings matter too, hard-boiled egg, tau kwa (firm tofu), beansprouts, green chilli and a squeeze of lime, along with add-ons like a crispy begedil (potato patty).
How much does mee rebus cost in Singapore?
At hawker stalls and markets, a bowl typically runs about $2.50 to $4. Cafe or mall settings can charge more, roughly $5 to $7.50. Add-ons such as begedil are usually well under a dollar. Prices change over time, so treat these as indicative and confirm on the day.
Is mee rebus halal, and are there halal-certified options?
Mee rebus is a Malay dish and many stalls are Muslim-owned, but Muslim-owned is not the same as halal-certified. Among the stalls here, Lina's Cafe and Yusof and Arni's Cafe are noted as halal-certified. For others, look for the MUIS halal certificate on display or ask the stall directly if certification matters to you.
Which areas are best for mee rebus in Singapore?
Haig Road Market, Adam Road Food Centre and the Ang Mo Kio food centres are long-standing hotspots, but strong bowls are spread island-wide, including Toa Payoh, Bedok, Geylang Bahru, Tanjong Pagar and Kampong Glam. There is usually a good stall within reach of most neighbourhoods.
Do I need to queue or go early?
These are mostly small owner-run stalls with no reservations. Popular ones can draw queues and some sell out or close by early afternoon, and several open only for breakfast and lunch. Going earlier in the day and checking opening hours before you set off is the safest bet.