The 12 Best Food Influencers in Singapore to Follow for New Culinary Adventures
Ah, the world of food influencers—where one Instagram post can make or break your diet plans! I’ve drooled over a perfectly curated food blog of ramen and durian desserts only to wonder, “How do they always know where the best food is?”
So here’s a roundup of top local food influencers who can guide you to your next cravings and help businesses get noticed. Rest assured they have Singapore’s food scene (and beyond) covered.
Maureen Ow (MissTamChiak)
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Followers: 212K
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MissTamChiak is like your food-obsessed bestie who always knows where to find the best hawker gems and hidden eateries. With her playful personality and mouth-watering photos, she brings Singapore’s diverse food scene to life one delicious bite at a time.
What sets her apart is her deep love for local flavours, from classic hawker fare to unique fusion dishes. Plus, she’s won the Singapore Blog Awards and collaborated with major food brands, making her a trusted voice for both foodies and businesses alike!
Pro-tip: MissTamChiak also shares tasty recipes on her blog, so check them out.
Daniel Ang (DanielFoodDiary)
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Followers: 289K
Contact: [email protected]
DanielFoodDiary is my go-to guide for the latest food trends and must-try restaurants in Singapore. With sleek visuals and honest reviews, Daniel ensures you’re always in the know about where to eat next, whether it’s a fancy café or a humble hawker stall.
Daniel stands out for his knack for spotlighting both popular spots and hidden gems, all while keeping his content relatable and engaging. His blog has earned accolades like the Singapore Blog Awards, and he’s collaborated with big names in the F&B industry.
Pro-tip: The blog also features international cuisine reviews for foodie travellers.
Derrick Tan (SG Food on Foot)
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Followers: 77.1K
Contact: [email protected]
Always on the move, SG Food on Foot takes you from Michelin-starred spots to humble food corners, ensuring your cravings are satisfied wherever you are. I consider this blog my trusty food guide with an insatiable appetite for street food and local delights.
I like Derrick’s focus on uncovering the best local eats across the island, from zi char joints to underrated hawker gems. Known for detailed, no-frills reviews, this influencer gives you the scoop on where to find authentic, affordable Singaporean fare.
Pro-tip: He also provides travel tips like the nearest MRT station, walking directions, bus transfers, and journey time to reach the reviewed spots.
Aaron Ho (Rubbish Eat, Rubbish Grow)
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Followers: 39K
Contact: [email protected]
Rubbish Eat, Rubbish Grow is your cheeky food critic who isn’t afraid to tell it like it is while keeping you entertained with humour and sass. His reviews cover everything from local hawker gems to trendy new restaurants, making food exploration in Singapore both fun and informative.
Aaron’s unfiltered take on food is balanced with wit and genuine recommendations that foodies can trust. Known for his unique voice, he’s also a pro at reviewing a wide variety of cuisines, ensuring there’s always something fresh for your taste buds to discover.
Pro-tip: You can support this blog’s honest food reviews by donating as little as S$2 via PayPal.
Brad Lau (LadyIronChef)
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Followers: 591K
Contact: [email protected]
LadyIronChef may have a name that confuses first-timers, but don’t let that fool you. This is a guy who knows his food! He coined the name back when female bloggers were trending, but now, he’s one of the most well-known male food influencers in Singapore.
Brad Lau is all about discovering the country’s trendiest cafés and hottest dining spots, served with a side of stunning food photography. He can make every meal look Instagram-worthy with his love for all things indulgent, from brunch to desserts.
Pro-tip: To use any of his images or articles, email [email protected] for fees and rates.
Ranter & Rantew (The Ranting Panda)
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Followers: 55.6K
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The Ranting Panda delivers honest, no-nonsense reviews that cut through the hype, making it a blog for real opinions on Singapore’s food scene. The blog’s sharp critique combined with an eye for aesthetics offers a perfect blend of substance and style.
From trendy new restaurants to hidden gems, their reviews are as thorough as they are witty, with a dash of the occasional rant. Expect clever observations about food quality, service, or ambience with a humorous edge that keeps it entertaining rather than harsh.
Pro-tip: Got a food rant or feedback to share? Email the bloggers at [email protected].
Adam Shah (The Halal Food Blog)
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Followers: 105K
Contact: [email protected]
I love The Halal Food Blog’s commitment to the halal community, providing trustworthy recommendations for Muslim foodies. It’s become known for spotlighting everything from local hawker favourites to international cuisines.
The blog caters to anyone looking for delicious, halal-friendly options across the island. Whether it’s finding the newest halal café or hunting down street food, their reviews are always packed with flavour and personality.
Pro-tip: The blog offers handy listicles on the best halal eateries and new halal menu items at restaurants.
Rachel Chua (Food Gem)
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Followers: 27.4K
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Rachel Chua captures the best eats with stunning visuals and insightful commentary. That’s why Food Gem is my go-to for mouthwatering food photography and detailed reviews that make me want to dive right into the plate.
Her eye for both aesthetics and quality appeals to foodies who appreciate both taste and presentation. Known for highlighting hidden gems and new hotspots, she caters to those looking for delicious bites with a touch of elegance.
Pro-tip: Want your restaurant, product, or venue featured? For food, travel, or lifestyle marketing, press, and media, email [email protected].
Joe Yang (Mighty Foodie)
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Platform: Instagram, blog, YouTube
Followers: 51.6K
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Known for his casual yet engaging reviews, Joe Yang uncovers everything from local hawker gems to gourmet delights with a refreshing dose of humour. His blog, Mighty Foodie, resonates with foodies looking for both affordable eats and splurge-worthy meals.
I typically recommend his blog to anyone who wants honest recommendations with a focus on local favourites and under-the-radar spots that deserve attention.
Pro-tip: Mighty Foodie has shifted its focus towards vlogs where Joe Yang shares his food adventures.
Sihan Lee (Fundamentally Flawed)
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Followers: 46.3K
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Fundamentally Flawed, run by Sihan Lee, mixes sharp wit with gourmet expertise, making food reviews feel both insightful and entertaining. From fine dining to the latest dessert trends, Sihan’s detailed critiques bring a fresh, playful perspective to Singapore’s food scene.
What sets her apart is her keen palate especially when it comes to sweets, making her the go-to for pastry lovers and dessert aficionados. Her blog caters to foodies who appreciate a sophisticated yet fun approach to dining with a focus on creative culinary experiences and top-notch restaurants.
Pro-tip: Sihan makes it easy for readers by categorising the dining spots she’s tried, from burgers to budget date nights and drinks.
Clara Bean (Explodingbelly)
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Platform: Instagram, vlog, Facebook
Followers: 98.8K
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What sets Exploding Belly apart is Clara Bean’s relatable approach. She’s not just about the fancy stuff but also finds joy in everyday comfort foods. Her blog is perfect for young foodies who want a mix of trendy, Instagrammable bites and honest, down-to-earth reviews.
She serves up food reviews with a side of humour and personality, making every post feel like a chat with a friend. Clara’s knack for uncovering trendy spots and hidden gems keeps foodies on their toes, always eager for the next must-try dish.
Pro-tip: Keep an eye on her F&B collaborations with popular spots, like Creamier and Little Bastard, where she offers her unique take on their latest offerings.
Clay Chua (Fat Clay)
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Followers: 10.6K
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Clay simply loves unpretentious food—whether it’s hawker stalls or neighbourhood cafés, which resonates with me. Fat Clay caters to foodies who appreciate a good, satisfying meal without the fuss, focusing on local favourites and underrated spots across Singapore.
His content is all about indulging in hearty meals and honest, no-frills reviews. Clay’s down-to-earth approach makes his blog feel like chatting with a food-loving friend who’s always on the lookout for delicious, comforting eats.
Pro-tip: Clay Chua also has pages of fun recipes with video demos worth checking out.