Coconut & spice
Laksa
EAT SOMETHINGCoconut, spice and a little steam. A bowl worth a small detour, even on a hot day.
Laksa brings together coconut gravy, spices, noodles and toppings such as tofu puffs or seafood. Katong laksa is one variation; heat and ingredients differ by stall, so ask what is in the bowl.
One dish, many places. Choose a branch or stall along your route and check its menu and hours.
328 Katong LaksaA restaurant specialising in Katong laksa. Pair a bowl with a Katong and Joo Chiat walk, and check your chosen branch’s menu.
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Killiney KopitiamA kopitiam brand rooted in Killiney Road. Alongside toast, eggs and coffee, the menu includes local hot dishes.
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The Coconut ClubNasi lemak takes centre stage, alongside coconut-led kueh and other local flavours. Allow time for a meal and browse the branch menu first.
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Official store directory (new tab)These are suggestions, not live menus. Choose a convenient stop and confirm availability and hours.
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