Six places for lu rou fan, beef noodle soup, oyster mee sua and Taiwanese fried chicken in Singapore, from Din Tai Fung to a $19.90++ Taiwanese buffet: what to order, what it costs and which deals are running, checked on 12 November 2026.
Taiwanese comfort food is one of the easiest good meals to find in a Singapore mall.
> Quick view: best overall is Din Tai Fung; the best-value feast is Typhoon Cafe's buffet from $19.90++; the cheapest plate is $8.50 at Xi Men Jie. The catch: buffet prices rise $3++ on Fridays to Sundays.
How we picked and checked
We kept only Taiwanese restaurants we could confirm open on 12 November 2026 from the brand's own website, ordering site, store locator or mall directory. Prices and deals come from each brand's own menu, promotion page or terms; the one exception is Eat 3 Bowls, which has no website, so its prices are from a 2025 review and are marked as such. Monga Fried Chicken is missing on purpose: its Singapore outlets are listed as closed. Isshin Machi has not updated its website since 2022, so we could not confirm its current outlets.
How to choose
- First visit or family dinner: Din Tai Fung, about 30 outlets.
- Try everything at once: Typhoon Cafe's buffet, cheapest at the weekday 11.30am early bird.
- Cheapest sit-down plate: Xi Men Jie, from $8.50.
- Something newer: Abundance in Redhill, Jalan Besar or Tampines.
- A snack on the move: Shihlin, at 22 malls and MRT stations.
Related reading
*Source: Din Tai Fung Singapore, Typhoon Cafe (menu, buffet menu PDF and Citibank terms), Abundance and its Oddle ordering site, Xi Men Jie (outlet page and September 2026 menu PDF), Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks Singapore page and store locator, and the Jem store directory, read 12 November 2026; Eat 3 Bowls prices from an October 2025 review. Photos and logos: each brand's official website, ordering site or Facebook page. Eat 3 Bowls has no official food photo.*
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