An off-menu item at this celebrated Chinese establishment, Chef Eng Yew Khor’s seafood laksa from China Blue must be ordered 48 hours prior to your visit. Complete with scallops, squid, tofu, eggs, noodles, bean sprouts, and Sakura shrimp, the delectable soup deserves a spot on any foodie’s bucket list.

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Eat Fresh boasts an extensive menu of casual comfort food items from congee and dim sum to claypot rice and an array of noodle dishes, including a generous serving of laksa for sharing. Filled with noodles, beansprouts, fishcakes, seafood balls, dumplings, and a boiled egg, it’s sure to satiate that laksa craving whenever it hits. Alternatively, stock up on their frozen laksa noodle kit so you can whip up a batch as soon as it strikes.

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Lauded by many as the go-to spot for Singaporean cuisine, it should come as no surprise that Tao Yuan whips up one of the metro’s best laksa. Try out the classic laksa with noodles, bean sprouts, shrimp, tofu, fishballs, and egg for a familiar favourite done right. 

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Savoury, creamy, and sweet with a hint of sourness and spice, the curry laksa from Shangri-La The Fort, Manila hits all the right notes. Once a notable highlight amidst the gastronomic treasures at High Street Cafe, the laksa is now available at High Street Lounge.

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Hainanese chicken may be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Wee Nam Kee, but you’d be amiss to skip the other items on the menu. Their classic laksa with noodles, pork, squid balls, fish cakes, squid, and bean sprouts is one to tick off the list, with a rich coconut broth that will make your mouth water.

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Although the menu from Precious Recipes is quite lean, you can rest assured that each item will be a hit. The Malaysian laksa is a prime example, nestling rice noodles, tofu puffs, eggs, fish balls, fish cakes, prawns, beansprouts, and fresh coriander leaves atop a luscious bowl of creamy curry and coconut milk broth.

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Known for Chinese dishes such as smoked duck breast and sausage claypot rice and their crispy barbecue pork snow buns, TuanTuan also offers a handful of items from neighbouring cuisines, including the Malay laksa noodle soup. With vermicelli noodles, shrimp, beansprouts, fish balls, crabsticks, fried tofu, and fish tofu, it’s sure to delight.

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