No matter where you go, discovering the cuisine is just as important as learning about the culture and people. Have you ever heard the proverb “the way to a man’s heart is through his stomach”? Singapore, a country of many cultures, including Chinese, Indian, Malaysian, and others, has won the hearts of many tourists with its diverse cuisine. So, are you looking for Michelin-starred restaurants in Singapore that serve street food? Let’s take a look at our recommended 5 cheap Singapore 1 star Michelin street food stalls (Singapore Michelin Star street food vendors) to find out the answer!

However, because Singapore’s standard of living is quite high in comparison to neighboring countries, purchasing a meal will be expensive. But, to put an end to the sadness, the Living Nomads team believes that every traveller deserves an all-inclusive yet affordable journey, so we have done our best to find inexpensive and delicious restaurants in Singapore. We’ve compiled a list of affordable, Michelin-starred dining options for anyone planning a trip to Singapore.

First of all, have you equipped these things for an amazing Singapore experience?

Singapore tourist SIM card: Unquestionably necessary for any trip, use it to research information, tourist attractions, public transportation instructions, maps and locations, and so on. If you are traveling with a group, it is best to purchase a portable wifi hotspot device so that everyone can access the fast 4G connection.

Singapore City Pass: Once you have this pass in hand, there is no need to buy any other attractions tickets. Economical and free of queuing!

Rent a private car from the airport to central Singapore (the reverse is also applied), your journey will be much more convenient and comfortable.

Michelin Star restaurant Singapore street food: Famous Sungei Road Trishaw Laksa

Laksa – a seafood noodle bowl with shrimp, fish cake, boiled egg, and tofu served with a special broth made of curry and coconut milk – is a specialty dish of the Chinese people who live on the Malacca Strait. Because of its appealing flavor, which appeals to the majority of people’s tastes, this has become a popular choice among tourists in Singapore. The noodle has a slightly spicy flavor, so keep that in mind if spicy food is not your thing, but Laksa is definitely worth trying.

Located in: Hong Lim Complex
Address: 531A Upper Cross St, #02-66 HONG LIM FOOD CENTRE, Singapore 051531
Hours: 11:30AM–4:30PM
Phone: +65 9750 8326

Singapore 1 Star Michelin street food: 85 Bedok North Fried Oyster

Can I have your attention here, oyster lovers? Oyster omelette is one of the must-try food in Singapore. Usually, the price of one dish is not at all cheap – a budget issue should be expected – but KKday’s recommendation can assure that the issue is nonexistent. This restaurant only charges $5 for a large dish of oyster omelette. Moreover, they offer a spicy chilly sauce that surprisingly harmonizes with the main dish, not to mention your eyes are full before the stomach because of its vivid colour!

Located in: 85 Fengshan Centre
Address: 85 Bedok North Street 4, Singapore 460085
Hours: 4PM–2AM
Phone: +65 8180 7751

Singapore Michelin Star street food: Chuan Kee Boneless Braised Duck

This restaurant has been open for ten years and is well-known for its braised duck rice dish. Simply pay $4 for a hot dish of rice, sliced braised duck, and special duck sauce, topped with fried egg and fried peanuts, and served with a hot, delicious bowl of soup. They always have a lunch rush, so arrive a little earlier than lunchtime to secure a spot; no one wants to wait with an empty stomach. You should also try braised duck noodles or braised duck congee, which are equally delicious.

Address: 20 Ghim Moh Rd, #01-04, Singapore 270020
Hours: 10AM–8PM / Thursday: Closed

Singapore 1 Star Michelin street food: Liao Fan Hong Kong Soya Sauce Chicken Rice and Noodle

Soya Sauce Chicken Rice is a Hong Kong specialty that is also a best-seller at this Singaporean restaurant. There are many options on the menu that start at only $2, but the quality is out of this world. It only takes the first bite to blow any foodie’s mind; each chicken slice is well marinated in soy sauce, flavorful, and the aroma is incredible. They also serve delicious Hong Kong chicken noodles, which are a must-try. And if a person becomes so addicted to chicken that the amount of meat in one portion is never enough, he or she can always order an extra dish of only chicken.

Liao Fan Hawker Chan Chinatown Complex Branch
Located in: Chinatown Complex Food Centre
Address: 335 #02-126 Smith St, Complex Market & Food Centre, Singapore 050335
Hours: 10:30AM–8:30PM / Sunday: Closed
Phone: +65 6221 1668

Note: The restaurant owns another name called Liao Fan Hawker Chan

Michelin Star restaurant Singapore street food: Sin Kee Famous Cantonese Chicken Rice

Cantonese Chicken Rice is simply boiled chicken slices (bones removed) with rice, but the dish is incredibly flavorful because the chef has seasoned both the meat and the rice. Just thinking about it makes my mouth water, especially with the special sauce that comes with the dish.Address: Blk 40 Holland Drive, Singapore

Hopefully, with this list of reasonably priced, Michelin-rated restaurants, Singapore visitors will be able to enjoy their trip without worrying about their budgets, allowing them to spend that extra cash on a variety of other enjoyable activities! Best wishes for an epic journey in Singapore.