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Bangkit is a melting pot of cultures. Located in Singapore, it makes for an exciting foodie hotspot. There are more restaurants in Bangkit<\/strong> to try than you can think. These restaurants serve a mish mash of basically, everything. From Malaysian laksa to Indian curries, we promise you will get your money\u2019s worth. Also, you will not find spoons and forks in most of the high-end restaurants, since the preferred mode of eating for locals is chopsticks. We suggest you learn how to use chopsticks before you take a trip to Bangkit. It is not that hard. The first chopstick remains more or less stationary. The index and middle fingers do all the heavy lifting with the second chopstick. The bustling restaurants will catch your fancy in Bangkit. That isn\u2019t surprising, since most travelers descend here to eat their heart out. Most of the food in this region is prepared using spices and sauces, so if you\u2019re diabetic, make sure you scan through the menu of the restaurant well before reaching there. There\u2019s a high chance they may not have food for diabetics since Singaporean foods are nothing but rich.<\/em><\/p>\n

Flat egg noodles is a very popular dish in Bangkit. Though its preparation is easy, it is packed with flavour. It is prepared using vinegar, lard, soy sauce and chilli, and garnished with condiments such as pork liver slices, fishcake and minced pork. It makes for a delicious treat. Nasi Padang is another dish which is commonly found being sold by hawkers. But the restaurants put a touch of richness to this dish and make this commonplace dish extraordinary. If you don\u2019t believe us, try it out for yourself. Stop by this beautiful place on your trip to Singapore and prepare to be enamoured by the food. You won\u2019t know what\u2019s coming at you.<\/em><\/p>\n

Top 5 Restaurants In Bangkit<\/h2>\n

We have shortlisted 5 amazing restaurants in Bangkit that deserve your attention right away because of two reasons: their interiors and the food. We have handpicked these restaurants based on their cute interiors that will get your Instagram page a lot of likes. Also, the food is to die for. The staff will be more than happy to switch cow milk with nut milk if you\u2019re vegan. But if you have allergies, we suggest you to go through the menu well before taking off for the restaurant. With that out of the way, scroll through our list and pick your favourite place to eat with your partner:<\/p>\n

1. Bengawan Solo<\/h3>\n
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\nFounded by an Indonesian national Tjendri Anastasia in 1979, Bengawan Solo has become a popular name in Singapore over the decades. She opened this eatery alongside her husband Johnson Liew whom she met in Singapore. Both entered into the restaurant business after practicing home baking. Today, this restaurant serves variety of Indonesian recipes. The takeaway restaurant has no seating arrangement.<\/p>\n

Must Try:<\/strong> Coffee
\nLocation:<\/strong>1 Pasir Ris Central Street 3, #B1-06 White Sands 518457, Singapore
\nCuisine:<\/strong> Bakery, Dessert Parlour
\nCost for Two:<\/strong> INR 155\/-
\nZomato Rating:<\/strong> 3.8\/5<\/p>\n

Read More:<\/strong> 10 Best Pasir Ris Restaurants That Are Trending Right Now<\/a><\/p>\n

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