The best Taiwanese food in Singapore ranges from Din Tai Fung's xiao long bao and sit-down Song Yue Taiwan Cuisine to hawker-priced lu rou fan at Golden Mile Food Centre, beef noodles at Abundance in Redhill and late-night egg crepes at Jyu Gae Bistro. Expect braised pork rice, oyster mee sua, gua bao, popcorn chicken and dan bing breakfasts, with hawker stalls from around $2 to $8, cafes and bistros at about $10 to $20 per person, and restaurants higher. Golden Mile Food Centre on Beach Road (Wen Li and Taiwan Fan Bao side by side) and the Far East Square cluster in the CBD (Jiak Ba Food Heaven and Shang Hao Kopi) are the easiest places to try several at once. Many hawker stalls close early or on one fixed day a week, so check hours before you go.
Last verified: October 2026. Hours and prices can change — we re-check our guides regularly, but do confirm before a special trip.
The list
Din Tai Fung Taiwanese (xiao long bao / dumplings) · $$$
The Taiwanese chain that set the benchmark for xiao long bao, with 31 outlets in Singapore across Orchard, the CBD, Sentosa and the heartlands. Hours and reservation policies vary by outlet.
- Cuisine: Taiwanese (xiao long bao / dumplings)
- Price: $$$
- Must-try: Steamed pork xiao long bao, Award-winning fried rice, Crispy wonton noodles
- Where: 2 Orchard Turn, ION Orchard, Singapore 238801 (one of 31 outlets)
- Area: Orchard (islandwide)
- Nearest MRT: Orchard
- Halal: No
Song Yue Taiwan Cuisine Home-style Taiwanese (sit-down) · $$$
Sit-down Taiwanese restaurant at Leisure Park Kallang built for family-style sharing, with home-style signatures such as traditional ginger duck, farm chicken with spring onion and stone-pot rice.
- Cuisine: Home-style Taiwanese (sit-down)
- Price: $$$
- Must-try: Traditional ginger duck, Ah-Ma's rice vermicelli and taro soup, Salt and pepper pomfret with crispy garlic chips
- Where: 5 Stadium Walk, Leisure Park Kallang, Singapore 397693
- Area: Kallang
- Nearest MRT: Stadium
- Hours: Mon-Thu 11:30am-3:30pm & 5:30pm-9:30pm; Fri-Sun, eve of PH & PH 11am-3:30pm & 5pm-10pm
- Halal: No
Abundance Taiwanese cafe · $$
Under-HDB Taiwanese cafe in Redhill with Din Tai Fung-style fried rice, beef noodles and gua bao, plus a popiah-style peanut and coriander ice cream roll. Queues build at peak hours.
- Cuisine: Taiwanese cafe
- Price: $$ · From around $6 per person
- Must-try: Beef noodles, Niu Yolk fried rice, Gua bao, Peanut ice cream roll
- Where: 63A Lengkok Bahru, Singapore 151063
- Area: Redhill
- Nearest MRT: Redhill
- Hours: Daily 11am-9pm
- Halal: No
Jyu Gae Bistro Taiwanese all-day breakfast / bistro · $$
Central Taiwanese bistro in Bras Basah serving all-day breakfast egg crepes, lu rou fan, oyster mee sua and popcorn chicken, and open until 2am on weekends, making it a rare late-night Taiwanese option.
- Cuisine: Taiwanese all-day breakfast / bistro
- Price: $$ · From around $16 per person
- Must-try: Pork floss egg crepe, Signature 3 Bowls set, Taiwanese ice cream popiah
- Where: 51 Bras Basah Road, Lazada One, Singapore 189554
- Area: Bras Basah
- Nearest MRT: Bras Basah
- Hours: Sun-Thu 10:30am-12am; Fri-Sat 10:30am-2am
- Halal: No
8 Degrees Taiwanese Bistro Taiwanese rice bowls / bistro · $
Affordable Taiwanese bistro on Foch Road with pork belly rice and scallion oil chicken rice from around $6.
- Cuisine: Taiwanese rice bowls / bistro
- Price: $ · Rice bowls from around $6
- Must-try: Signature pork belly rice, Scallion oil chicken rice, Sesame cold noodles
- Where: 20 Foch Road, Singapore 209261
- Area: Jalan Besar
- Nearest MRT: Jalan Besar
- Hours: Daily 11am-9pm (Foch Road)
- Halal: No
Jiak Ba Food Heaven Taiwanese rice bowls / izakaya · $
CBD eatery at Far East Square that serves Taiwanese lunch staples by day and switches to a Taiwanese izakaya menu of small plates and drinks from 5pm.
- Cuisine: Taiwanese rice bowls / izakaya
- Price: $ · Rice and noodle dishes from around $7.50; izakaya plates from around $3.80
- Must-try: Braised pork belly rice, Oyster mee sua, Hsinchu fried vermicelli, Three-cup century egg
- Where: 22 China Street, Far East Square, Singapore 049564
- Area: Raffles Place / Telok Ayer
- Nearest MRT: Telok Ayer
- Hours: Daily 11am-8:30pm (izakaya menu from 5pm)
- Halal: No
Shang Hao Kopi Taiwanese breakfast · $
Weekday Taiwanese breakfast spot in the CBD with dan bing egg crepes, rice dumplings and soya drinks, plus ekiben-style bento sets from 11am. Closed on weekends.
- Cuisine: Taiwanese breakfast
- Price: $ · Egg crepe rolls from around $3.90
- Must-try: Classic Taiwanese egg crepe roll, Taiwanese rice dumpling, Braised pork belly rice ekiben
- Where: 2 Amoy Street, Far East Square, Singapore 049945
- Area: Telok Ayer
- Nearest MRT: Telok Ayer
- Hours: Mon-Fri 7:30am-4:30pm; closed Sat-Sun
- Halal: No
Wen Li Taiwanese Food Taiwanese (hawker stall) · $
Golden Mile Food Centre stall known for packed bowls of braised pork rice and mee sua topped with bonito flakes, with oysters as a $1 top-up. It closes early, so it is a lunch or early-dinner stop. (Its former Boon Lay outlet has closed.)
- Cuisine: Taiwanese (hawker stall)
- Price: $ · Braised pork rice from around $5.50
- Must-try: Braised pork rice set, Oyster mee sua, Pig intestine mee sua
- Where: 505 Beach Road, Golden Mile Food Centre, Singapore 199583
- Area: Beach Road (Golden Mile)
- Nearest MRT: Nicoll Highway
- Hours: Mon 11am-2:30pm; Tue-Sun 11am-7pm
- Halal: No
Taiwan Fan Bao Taiwanese cai fan (hawker stall) · $
Golden Mile Food Centre stall serving Taiwanese-style cai fan with saba fish, salmon and chicken thigh, plus some of the cheapest gua bao in town. Closed on Sundays.
- Cuisine: Taiwanese cai fan (hawker stall)
- Price: $ · Pork belly buns from around $3.80
- Must-try: Braised pork rice, Pork belly bun (gua bao), Saba fish rice
- Where: 505 Beach Road, Golden Mile Food Centre, Singapore 199583
- Area: Beach Road (Golden Mile)
- Nearest MRT: Nicoll Highway
- Hours: Mon-Thu 8am-6pm; Fri 8am-3pm; Sat 9:30am-7:30pm; closed Sun
- Halal: No
Lin's Braised Hakka-style Taiwanese lu rou fan (hawker stall) · $
Dunman Food Centre stall cooking lu rou fan in a Hakka style with preserved vegetables, beancurd and tau pok, alongside braised pig trotter noodles. Closed on Saturdays.
- Cuisine: Hakka-style Taiwanese lu rou fan (hawker stall)
- Price: $ · Braised pork rice from around $5
- Must-try: Signature Hakka braised pork rice, Braised pig trotter la mian, Braised pork large intestine
- Where: 271 Onan Road, Dunman Food Centre, Singapore 424768
- Area: Joo Chiat
- Nearest MRT: Dakota
- Hours: Sun-Fri 11am-8pm; closed Sat
- Halal: No
1030 Breakfast Shop Taiwanese breakfast (hawker stall) · $
Chinatown Complex stall serving Taiwanese breakfast toasts, egg rolls and very cheap lu rou fan. It opens only Thursday to Sunday mornings.
- Cuisine: Taiwanese breakfast (hawker stall)
- Price: $ · Lu rou fan from around $2; toasts from around $2
- Must-try: Black sesame toast, Braised pork rice, Pork floss cheese egg roll
- Where: 335 Smith Street, Chinatown Complex, Singapore 050335
- Area: Chinatown
- Nearest MRT: Chinatown
- Hours: Thu-Sun 7:30am-2:30pm
- Halal: No
Hei Lun Shi Tang Taiwanese bento / rice bowls · $
Queensway Shopping Centre eatery serving Taiwanese braised pork, pork cutlet and fried chicken over rice in metal bento boxes, with a daily soup set.
- Cuisine: Taiwanese bento / rice bowls
- Price: $ · Rice with one meat from around $7
- Must-try: Signature mixed rice (five meats), Curry braised pork rice, Fried chicken noodles
- Where: 1 Queensway, Queensway Shopping Centre, Singapore 149053
- Area: Queenstown
- Nearest MRT: Queenstown
- Hours: Daily 11am-8pm
- Halal: No
Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks Taiwanese street snacks · $
Night-market snack chain with 22 outlets in Singapore, best known for its XXL Crispy Chicken and oyster mee sua; outlets include ION Orchard, IMM and The Seletar Mall.
- Cuisine: Taiwanese street snacks
- Price: $
- Must-try: XXL Crispy Chicken, Signature oyster mee sua, Seafood tempura, Sweet plum potato fries
- Where: IMM, 2 Jurong East Street 21, Singapore 609601 (one of 22 outlets)
- Area: Islandwide
- Nearest MRT: Jurong East
At a glance: compare every spot
| Spot | Cuisine | Price | Area | Halal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Din Tai Fung | Taiwanese (xiao long bao / dumplings) | $$$ | Orchard (islandwide) | No |
| Song Yue Taiwan Cuisine | Home-style Taiwanese (sit-down) | $$$ | Kallang | No |
| Abundance | Taiwanese cafe | $$ | Redhill | No |
| Jyu Gae Bistro | Taiwanese all-day breakfast / bistro | $$ | Bras Basah | No |
| 8 Degrees Taiwanese Bistro | Taiwanese rice bowls / bistro | $ | Jalan Besar | No |
| Jiak Ba Food Heaven | Taiwanese rice bowls / izakaya | $ | Raffles Place / Telok Ayer | No |
| Shang Hao Kopi | Taiwanese breakfast | $ | Telok Ayer | No |
| Wen Li Taiwanese Food | Taiwanese (hawker stall) | $ | Beach Road (Golden Mile) | No |
| Taiwan Fan Bao | Taiwanese cai fan (hawker stall) | $ | Beach Road (Golden Mile) | No |
| Lin's Braised | Hakka-style Taiwanese lu rou fan (hawker stall) | $ | Joo Chiat | No |
| 1030 Breakfast Shop | Taiwanese breakfast (hawker stall) | $ | Chinatown | No |
| Hei Lun Shi Tang | Taiwanese bento / rice bowls | $ | Queenstown | No |
| Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks | Taiwanese street snacks | $ | Islandwide | — |
Your questions answered
Where can I find the best Taiwanese food in Singapore?
For xiao long bao, Din Tai Fung has 31 outlets. For lu rou fan and mee sua at hawker prices, Wen Li Taiwanese Food and Taiwan Fan Bao at Golden Mile Food Centre, Lin's Braised at Dunman Food Centre and 1030 Breakfast Shop at Chinatown Complex are strong picks. Abundance in Redhill, Jyu Gae Bistro in Bras Basah and 8 Degrees Taiwanese Bistro on Foch Road are popular cafes, and Song Yue Taiwan Cuisine at Leisure Park Kallang suits sit-down family meals.
How much does Taiwanese food cost in Singapore?
Hawker stalls are the cheapest: lu rou fan starts from around $2 at 1030 Breakfast Shop and around $5 to $6 at Lin's Braised, Wen Li and Taiwan Fan Bao. Casual bistros and cafes such as 8 Degrees, Hei Lun Shi Tang and Abundance cost roughly $6 to $20 per person, Jyu Gae Bistro averages about $16 to $28, and sit-down restaurants like Song Yue and Din Tai Fung are higher.
Is there halal Taiwanese food in Singapore?
None of the venues in this guide is confirmed MUIS halal-certified, and most serve pork, since braised pork rice and pork-based broths are central to Taiwanese cooking. Muslim diners should check the MUIS halal directory or ask individual outlets before visiting.
Where can I get Taiwanese breakfast in Singapore?
Shang Hao Kopi at Far East Square serves egg crepes and rice dumplings from 7:30am on weekdays, 1030 Breakfast Shop at Chinatown Complex does Taiwanese toasts and egg rolls from Thursday to Sunday mornings, and Jyu Gae Bistro in Bras Basah serves all-day breakfast items such as pork floss egg crepes until late.
Which Taiwanese restaurants in Singapore are open late?
Jyu Gae Bistro at Lazada One in Bras Basah is open until midnight from Sunday to Thursday and until 2am on Fridays and Saturdays. Most hawker stalls in this guide close by 7pm to 9pm, and Wen Li closes at 2:30pm on Mondays.
Do I need to make a reservation for Taiwanese restaurants?
Hawker stalls and most cafes, including Abundance, are walk-in, so go outside peak lunch and dinner hours to avoid queues. Song Yue Taiwan Cuisine is a sit-down restaurant suited to group bookings, and Din Tai Fung's reservation policy varies by outlet, so call the outlet you plan to visit.
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