SUPPER / LATE NIGHT DINING.

Hankering for supper?
Jetlagged and unable to sleep?
Then continue your culinary adventure late into the night.

Hotels
Some coffee houses at major hotels serve late night snacks that may include Chinese porridge buffet spreads. Drop by the cafe at Grand Hyatt Singapore, Orchard Cafe at Orchard Hotel or Brasserie Tatler at Marina Mandarin Hotel. Others that are opened 24-hours daily include Chatterbox at Meritus Mandarin and Coffee Garden at Shangri-La Hotel.

24-hour Food Courts/Centres
A variety of local food awaits the hungry diner at various 24-hour food outlets. Take your pick from the popular Newton hawker centre, 24-hour kopitiams (or coffee shops) located along Stamford Road and Victoria Street.

Geylang
A district just outside the city well-known for late night eating spots that serve a variety of food including congee, seafood and a 'silky'-tasting bean curd dessert and drink made from soya beans.

Lau Pa Sat
Its name means "old market" in Chinese. This beautifully restored Renaissance-style cast iron national monument has a humble beginning that dates back more than 150 years as Singapore's first wet market. It is today a 24-hour food paradise where all Singaporeans gather for the best of authentic local fare as well as a wide selection of international cuisines.