Makansutra Hawkers, SM Megamall

Makansutra Hawkers, SM Megamall (4 April, 2017)


Makansutra Hawkers (GPS: 14.58336, 121.05713) is a food court on the 2nd floor of SM Megamall in Manila, Philippines. It specializes in heritage street food from Singapore. The stalls at Makansutra Hawkers are manned by hawkers from Singapore assistanted by the locals. Established by Singapore food ambassador K.F. Seetoh, the food court offers various Singapore hawker delights such as oyster omelette, grilled tofu, claypot chicken rice, satay, nasi lemak, birthday noodles, kway chap, bak kut teh, and much more. I had the opportunity to visit all the stalls and photograph every one of them.

Makansutra Hawkers is a self-service eatery. Patrons are advised to find their own seats before placing their orders. It may be necessary to station a fellow diner to reserve the table while you order your food. Upon ordering, patrons pay for their order, and is issue a number and estimated time of pick up. If the food court is packed, patrons are encourage to share tables with other diners.

Stall selling Fried Hokkien Prawn Noodles, Prawn Noodle Soup and Lor Mee. (4 April, 2017)


Fried Hokkien Prawn Noodles at Makansutra Hawkers. (4 April, 2017)


Stall selling Geylang Claypot Rice. (4 April, 2017)


Geylang Claypot Rice at Makansutra Hawkers. (4 April, 2017)


Stall selling Laksa, Mee Siam and Nonya Favourites. (4 April, 2017)


Stall selling Roti Prata, Nasi Biryani and Fish Head Curry. (4 April, 2017)


Stall selling Kway Chap, Braised Duck and Duck Kway Tiao. (4 April, 2017)


The Kway Chap at Makansutra Hawkers. (4 April, 2017)


Stall selling Beef Kway Teow Soup, Mixed Beef Platter, Braised Beef Noodles, Dry Beef Kway Teow and Twice Cooked Crispy Beef Ribs with Braised Sauce. (4 April, 2017)


Stall selling Nasi Lemak and Bak Kut Teh. (4 April, 2017)


The Nasi Lemak at Makansutra Hawkers. (4 April, 2017)


Stall selling Fried Carrot Cake and Fried Oyster Omelette. (4 April, 2017)


The Fried Oyster Omelette at Makansutra Hawkers. (4 April, 2017)


Stall selling Singapore Chicken Rice and Fried Paper-Wrapped Chicken Noodles. (4 April, 2017)


Stall selling Satay, Mee Goreng, Satay Bee Hoon and Soto Ayam. (4 April, 2017)


The Satay set at Makansutra Hawkers. (4 April, 2017)


So happy at Makansutra Hawkers! (4 April, 2017)

Makansutra Hawkers is on the map of World Street Food Congress 2017 15-Hour Food Frenzy Safari

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