[2025 Singapore Restaurant] Travel Guide for Malaysian Food Street (Updated Aug)

👀What? You don't know what to do in Sentosa? Why didn't anyone tell me what to do in Sentosa? 😢. With this guide, you'll have a great time 😁 [Transportation Guide] 🏝️Transportation to the island 1️⃣Cable car: Operating hours are 8:30–21:00; a convenient and unique way to get to the island. 2️⃣Subway: Take the Sentosa Express, which costs SGD 4 (entry fee, free to leave the island), and stops at 4 stations: Sentosa Station (VivoCity), Waterfront Station (Universal Studios, S.E.A. Aquarium), Imbiah Station (Merlion Park), and Beach Station (Siloso/Palawan Beach). 3️⃣Bus: Operating hours are 7:00–23:00, and until 00:30 on Fridays and Saturdays; public bus → HarbourFront Bus Interchange → Sentosa Orange Bus to the island 4️⃣Ferry: Taxi: A toll fee (about SGD 6) is required to enter the island. If you have booked a hotel on the island, you will need to show your booking confirmation to waive the fee. ✈Walking: If you are close to the island and have time, you can walk to the island. It takes about 10–15 minutes to get to the island from VivoCity. You can enter the island for free via the Sentosa Boardwalk, which is suitable for tourists who like to enjoy the scenery along the way. 🏝️Transportation on the island 1️⃣Sentosa Express: VivoCity Station—Resorts World Station—Imbiah Station, Beach Station 2️⃣Island Shuttle Bus: Green Line, Red Line, and Yellow Line, starting and ending at the Visitor Center; Green Line operating hours are 7:00–22:30, and until 0:00 on Saturdays; Red Line operating hours are 9:00–22:30; Yellow Line operating hours are 8:00–22:30 Bicycle rental: Rent a bike and ride along the bike path to enjoy the beautiful scenery 🏞[Attractions] 🎇Universal Studios Singapore Highlights: The smallest but most compact Universal Studios in the world, recommended rides include Transformers: The Ride, Revenge of the Mummy, and Jurassic Park Rapids Adventure. Tips: You can buy an Express Pass in advance to reduce queuing time; you can bring your own bottled water, as drinks in the park are expensive. Opening hours: Usually 10:00–19:00, subject to the official website. 🎇S.E.A. Aquarium Highlights: One of the largest aquariums in the world, home to 100,000 marine creatures, the underwater restaurant "Ocean Restaurant" requires advance reservation. Combo ticket suggestion: Buy a combo ticket with Adventure Cove Waterpark for a better deal, and spend a day there. 🎇Fort Siloso Highlights: WWII military site, free access to underground tunnels, cannons, and wax exhibitions, Siloso Skywalk with sea views. Transportation: Take the free beach tram. 🎇Wings of Time Highlights: Night show with water screen, laser, and fireworks, two shows daily at 19:40 and 20:40, recommended to arrive 30 minutes early to get a seat. (Tickets required) 🍕[Food Guide] 1. Malaysian Food Street Located near Universal Studios, it offers a variety of Southeast Asian snacks, recommended dishes include Hainanese chicken rice and satay. 2. Ocean Restaurant - Underwater restaurant in the aquarium, requires advance reservation, high average spending but unique experience. 3. VivoCity - A shopping mall before entering the island, you can buy necessities or shop before leaving the island. 🍲[Recommended Food] 🍝Laksa | Kaya Toast | Hainanese Chicken Rice | Fried Noodles | Bak Kut Teh | Chili Crab | Satay [Travel Tips] Singapore is hot, so it is recommended to bring sunscreen, a sun hat, and light and breathable clothing. If you want to visit Singapore but don't know what to do, come to my homepage and DM me, and I'll make a plan just for you.

Located within the Resort World Sentosa complex next to the Universal Studio, Malaysian Food Street is a themed food court that recreates the vibrant atmosphere of a Malaysian street food market. It is also one of the few food courts in Sentosa Island where visitors can find relatively affordable meals. The food court is designed to resemble a traditional Malaysian street, complete with colorful facades and bustling stalls, providing visitors with an immersive dining experience. You can indulge in a variety of authentic Malaysian dishes such as nasi lemak, satay, char kway teow, Hainanese chicken rice etc. Only cashless payment is accepted here. Diners can scan the QR codes to order online or order from kiosks. Operation Hours Daily 8:30am - 8:30pm (Last Order 8pm) #winhkflight #singapore #foodcourt #sentosa #malaysianfood #streetfood #island #restaurant #tripblazers

address: 5 Garden Ave, Singapore 099625 Garden Ave, Singapore 099625 (Actually, it’s next to the iconic Turning Universal at Universal Studios Singapore) Opening Hours: 11:00–21:00 Friday, Saturday and Sunday 09:00–22:00 Malaysian food street, basically all the Malay food you can talk about. Such as bak kut teh, Roti Canai, curry chicken, clay pot rice, coconut milk rice, curry toast, Fujian noodles, etc... and relatively cheap relative to the prices of nearby gourmet food. Average consumption: SGD10-30 Rating: 8.5/10

#meetsingapore Name of Place: Malaysian Food Street location: Resorts World Sentosa 8 Sentosa Gateway, Waterfront, Level 1, 098269 Operating hours: 11 am to 8 pm I wrote a separate post about Malaysian Food Street, where you can know more about the food options available and all, but this post is specially for the amazing Claypot chicken rice I had at Malaysian Food Street. There are many popular local hawker foods here but one that caught my attention was this steaming hot chicken rice made using a Claypot and the heat of the charcoal. Once you have ordered this you must allow 10 to 15mins for the order to be ready as they cook everything upon order. The rice is so fragrant and overall very delicious. a must-try item.

#meetsingapore Name of Place: Malaysian Food Street @ Sentosa Location: Resorts World Sentosa 8 Sentosa Gateway, Waterfront, Level 1, 098269 Operating hours: 11 am to 8 pm Honestly, whenever I am in Sentosa my favourite go-to Place for local cuisine is Malaysian Food Street. One can find a variety of delicious Malaysian cuisine all under one roof here. Some super delicious items here include the Assam curry fish head, KL Hokkien mee, kampung Nasi lemak and many many more items cooked freshly upon order. The design of this place is also very nicely done. They have used Malaysian colonial design on the inside to give the actual feel when dining here.

Address - Resorts World Sentosa, 8 Sentosa Gateway, Waterfront level 1, Singapore 098269 Get a nostalgic taste of Malaysia here at Malaysian Food Street with so many stalls to choose from! The food court is designed to resemble the look and feel of dining by the roadside and buying food from local shophouses, but of course in a more hygienic environment. We bought ourselves two bowls of wanton mee, one soup and one dry. The soup wasn’t too bad, although we felt the noodles and shrimp in the wanton could be better tasting. One good thing is that it is conveniently located right outside Universal Studios Singapore, which makes for an easy meal before entering or after leaving the theme park. My overall rating of the experience: 3 out of 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️ #exploresgtogether #momentssg #tripmoments #dateideas #moreinsg #foodcourt #asiancuisine #singapore

📅 Itinerary Day1：Land in SG at 5 am from a midnight flight from Pudong. If you want to experience The Jewel, this isn’t the most advisable. Since this is too early, almost everything is not open. However, if you want a full day then this is the flight to take. Buy a Travel Pass at the airport if you plan to use the bus and metro to go around. We depended on Grab and moved around in a car (faster than public transport). Leave the airport and head downtown. We booked Parkroyal Collection Marina Bay, and although we couldn’t check in right away, our request was accommodated and got in our room at noon instead of the usual 15:00. After leaving our bags, we headed to bay front to look for the authentic SG breakfast of kaya toast, runny eggs, and coffee. After seeing the Merlion sans the crowd, you can start your walk from towards Telok Ayer to explore China town district. We also saw the Mint Museum of Toys (this is worth another post). You can end your jaunt at Kampong Glam. If you’re okay to walk under the heat and humidity, go around on foot. Otherwise, use grab! Day2: We headed to Sentosa Island to enjoy a whole day at Universal Studios. We booked Hotel Michael, so you don’t have to leave the resort. Day3: Take the big bus tour if you want to see the city. Then we headed to Hell’s Museum at Haw Par Villa (another post!). Explore bayfront from Marina Bay side and spend the afternoon at Gardens by the Bay. Be early at these sites, as wait times can go as long as 1hr to enter. 🏨 Accommodation Parkroyal Collection Marina Bay (🌟🌟🌟)—stay here if you’re only staying downtown Hotel Michael at Resorts World (⭐️⭐️⭐️)—stay here if you’re spending time at Sentosa Island M Social (❤️❤️❤️)—above average budget stay (if you don’t want to stay in pods) 🍴 Food Recommendations I am super biased. Living in mainland China, I always seek Jollibee where they’re available. You have to try the spicy chicken joy! It’s fire! Other than that, go to hawker districts! 📌 Tips * Public transport is cheap. I got a $15 subway card since $5 went to deposit. At the end, the card still had about $4+ left). * GrabCar takes you faster anywhere than the bus or metro. Dropping the pin can sometimes be tricky though (consider that SG is a right-side driving country) * It’s very humid. Invest in a handheld fan like JisuLife. Worth it! * Always carry a refillable water bottle around. You’ll end up finding water anywhere anyway. * No tipping in SG.

Between thrilling rides and movie magic, Malaysian Food Street at Universal Studios Singapore is the perfect spot for a satisfying lunch! I indulged in smoky Char Kway Teow, fragrant Nasi Lemak, and a refreshing bowl of Cendol—each dish packed with authentic flavors that transported me straight to Malaysia. A delicious break before diving back into the adventure! #favouriteitinerary

#newyearnewtrip The Malaysian food street is the place where you can get to try many local dishes. You can find wanton noodles, cuttlefish Kang Kong, rojak, bak ku teh, claypot rice with chicken and Chinese sausages, deserts such as ice kacang and chendol (with coconut and red bean paste, you can also add on durian or mango paste) , and many more. You can order a few plates of various dishes and share them with your friends and family members. The dining place is very comfortable. It is an indoor dining place with air conditioning. The prices are higher than outside, however it is worth trying them here. For instance the claypot rice cost about 14 dollars and their wanton noodles cost 9 dollars.

#0yentravelautumn Singapore🇸🇬 At [MELAKE CHICKEN RICE] in Malaysian Food Street, a food court on Sentosa Island, I had something like braised pork and soup curry with a mysterious fish🐟 lol It looks impressive, but it tastes delicious!! ! I ordered only local dishes and it was amazing🤣 There are many other stores, so it would be fun to try them all♪ #Singapore

The Malaysian Food Street hidden in Resorts World Sentosa, Singapore, brings together a variety of old-fashioned snacks from Malaysia. Bak Kut Teh, fried noodles, Fujian noodles, chicken satay, pepper noodles... If you dont hold your stomach, you cant hate every one, its the food nights wish

Malaysia Food Street is easily located at the exit of Universal Studios Singapore. There are a variety of local delicacies and Malay-style meals, such as Bak Kut Teh, Hainanese Chicken Rice, Shrimp Noodles, Nasi Lemak Rice, Fried Scallops, Curry Fish Head, Kako Toast, etc. It is a bit like a food stall. Each small stall sells different foods, and you can pay for it in lined up. You can buy eighty-nine dollars per person. I ordered the fried rice noodles, friends to order Kampung Nasi Lemak. Kampung is a transliteration of Malay Kampong, meaning the village. Nasi Lemak is a national dish of Malaysia. It generally includes rice, fried fish, beef or chicken, eggs, peanuts, cucumbers, etc. The main seasoning is ginseng sauce (chili sauce), the sauce tastes sweet and the rice is still There is a fragrance of pandan leaves. This Nasi Lemak is 8 SGD. I ordered 8.5 SGD, and I need to wait for the meal. Stir-fried noodles with black soy sauce and oil consumption as the main seasoning. Singaporeans will also add sweet soy sauce and chili sauce. The salty and sweet tastes are spicy. In fact, it is fried noodles. The side dishes are shrimp, bean sprouts, sausage, leeks, etc. The taste is good.