Spicy Hubby (The Centrepoint)
Spicy Hubby is a dine-in nasi lemak concept at The Centrepoint Food Street, from the team behind Spicy Wife at Amoy Street Food Centre.
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Spicy Hubby is a dine-in nasi lemak concept at The Centrepoint Food Street, from the team behind Spicy Wife at Amoy Street Food Centre.
View place →Casual restaurant at Fortune Centre serving individual zi char rice bowls including salted-egg, Marmite and kung pao chicken dishes.
View place →Hawker stall by Malaysian chef Foong, formerly a chef at Google, serving Malaysian-style pork-and-seafood noodle dishes, including pig's-organ noodles and curry chicken dry noodles, at Pasir Panjang Food Centre.
View place →Thai-Malay restaurant by Pun Im Group, focused on Southern Thai flavours and Muslim culinary traditions.
View place →Closure notice: Dapur Hassan’s physical nasi padang stall at Block 144 Tampines Street 12 closed after its final service on 4 October 2026.
View place →OldTown White Coffee’s Kallang Wave Mall outlet has announced 11 October 2026 as its last business day.
View place →Warong Nasi Pariaman, Singapore's oldest nasi padang stall, opened in 1948 and permanently closed on 31 January 2026 after 78 years of operation.
View place →Mee+, a Malay-cuisine eatery that opened about four months earlier, was destroyed in a fire on the morning of 3 September 2026 that started in the store's electrical distribution box.
View place →Pu3 Restaurant is a vegetarian restaurant at TripleOne Somerset, reopened after a kitchen renovation and trading again as at September 2026.
View place →Chong Pang Nasi Lemak is a nasi lemak hawker stall on Sembawang Road, Singapore.
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