9 Stalls in Ang Mo Kio To Dabao From!

The first week of Circuit Breaker is over, and we hope everyone has been staying home and staying safe! We have seen an increasing number of restaurants and bakeries offering takeaway and delivery services, but let’s not forget our unsung hawker heroes who are working tirelessly around the clock to provide food options for us! Ang Mo Kio residents, REJOICE! Here is a list of stalls you can dabao from. If you live far away from Ang Mo Kio, go for the stalls that deliver to you!

Yunos and Family

Having run the stall for nearly 4 decades, this family must really be experts at what they sell. They are famous for their Mee Rebus which is filled with a thick luscious gravy. They also serve up some satay that’s grilled to perfection(minimum order of 10 sticks). You can choose from mutton, beef, chicken and tripe satay! They are open for takeaway now, and might offer delivery services soon!

Hup Kee Fishball Noodles

Expect freshly handmade fishballs which are absolutely bouncy here at Hup Kee which originated in Kuantan in Malaysia. I love how no two fishballs are identical here! Each bowl comes with 2 fishballs, some fishcake, seaweed and taupok. Paired with their own Sambal Chilli, this dish is definitely a great dabao option, and will make staying home a tad more bearable! WhatsApp them to place your order to skip the queue!

Ang Mo Kio 453 Wanton Noodles

It’s almost impossible to find stalls that roast their own char siew these days. Ang Mo Kio 453 Wanton Noodles promises QQ noodles, yummy char siew, and plump wantons filled with minced pork. This combination is definitely a stunner! Each delicious plate of noodles starts from just $3. While you are here, do try their dumplings too!

Takagi Ramen

Have you been craving for a heartwarming bowl of Japanese Ramen? Well then, Takagi Ramen got you covered! You might be pleased to know that the owner Kaiheng and his Australian-Japanese wife, Ai Takagi, started this stall after learning the ropes from Takagi’s father. They spend approximately 12 hours daily to prepare the soup! Kaiheng and Takagi also freshly prepare the eggs and chashu in-house daily. This bowl of robust and flavoursome ramen, which is available for takeaway, will definitely not disappoint! In an effort to support the community, they have launched a #SGUnited $2 Chashu-don! Enjoy free delivery with a minimum order of $50.

Soi 19 Thai Wanton Mee

While Takagi Ramen brought you to Japan, allow Soi 19 Wanton Mee to bring you back to the good old streets of Bangkok! Their eggy noodles are cooked till al dente, and comes with some char siew, a fried wanton and a few meaty soup wantons. Feel free to add the condiments available! Soi 19 Wanton Mee is now available on Deliveroo, Grabfood and Foodpanda. You can also WhatsApp them to place an order before you drop by to pick your food up!

Eng Ho Hokkien Mee

No stranger to long queues, Eng Ho Hokkien Mee uses fresh wild sea prawns (swa lor), squids and pork to cook their rich stock. It is no wonder their fried hokkien mee is so delectable and popular. If you are a fan of the wetter hokkien mee, Eng Ho Hokkien Mee will definitely not disappoint you. You can skip the queues now by pre-ordering your noodles and picking them up at their stall.

Kian Seng Seafood

The best way to celebrate your birthday during this period is probably with a scrumptious meal in the comfort of your home. Kian Seng Seafood offers a great variety of Chinese dishes ranging from Sweet & Sour Pork and Stir Fried Vegetables to Fried Rice and Noodles. They even sell Roasted Suckling Pig! You might want to try their tantalizing Nonya Fish Head which is spicy and sour at the same time. Kian Seng Seafood has all the dishes that will make your tummies happy! Visit their website here to place your orders today.

Belinda’s Pancake

Are you growing sick and tired of having cereal and oats for breakfast at home? Perhaps you can consider some Min Jiang Kueh from Belinda’s Pancake! There are three flavours to choose from: Coconut, Peanut and Red Bean. The pancakes here are soft and fluffy and Belinda is very generous with the filling! You might want to buy a few more pieces for a mid day snack!

Xi Xiang Feng Yong Tau Foo

Xi Xiang Feng Yong Tau Foo offers close to 40 items for you to pick. The deep fried items are crunchy and really tasty! You have a choice of having it dry, with soup, or with curry sauce at an additional cost of $0.70. What is interesting here is they also serve Chee Cheong Fun in place of your noodles at $0.80! Head there now to dabao your delicious bowl of Yong Tau Foo.

With so many choices in Ang Mo Kio, I am sure your taste buds will be left satiated! Take a break from cooking your own meals and support some of our hawkers today!