Late Night Food in Singapore with Kids: Family Guide | Homejourney
Planning late night food in Singapore with kids is easy at family-friendly 24-hour spots like 89.7 Supper Club and Mana Lagi, offering affordable, kid-approved dishes until the early hours.
Homejourney, your trusted partner for safe Singapore living, curates this guide to ensure family outings prioritize safety and comfort, just like we verify every property detail on our platform.
Why Late Night Food is a Family Adventure in Singapore
Singapore's vibrant supper scene shines for families, with hawker-style eateries and casual diners open late, serving comfort foods kids love like nasi lemak and chicken rice.
These spots provide a safe, casual vibe after evening outings, perfect for tourists exploring the Lion City. As locals know, midnight makan builds lasting memories without the hassle.
This cluster complements our Late Night Food in Singapore: Ultimate 24 Hour Eateries Guide, focusing on kid-centric tips for seamless family nights.
Top Family-Friendly Late Night Food Spots
We've selected spots verified for family suitability, with spacious seating, mild flavors, and quick service—ideal for tired little ones.
89.7 Supper Club: 24/7 All-Rounder
Location: Changi Village (8 Netheravon Road) or Geylang (Federal Avenue).
How to Get There: MRT to Tanah Merah (Exit A), then bus 19 (10 mins); or taxi (~SGD 15-20 from city).
Hours: 24/7. Prices: Nasi Goreng SGD 4.50, Butter Chicken Masala SGD 8, Haw Kaw dim sum SGD 4—kid portions available.
Spacious, air-conditioned with playground nearby at Changi Village. Insider tip: Order Milo Dinosaur (SGD 3) for kids; it's foamy chocolate milk they adore.[1][3]
Mana Lagi: Comfort Food Haven
Location: Stirling Road (24/7 outlet).
Directions: MRT Queenstown (Exit B), 5-min walk.
Hours: 24/7 here; others till 2:30am-3am. Prices: Nasi Lemak SGD 5-7, Chicken Chop SGD 8, Milo Dinosaur SGD 2.50.
Halal-certified, with high chairs and mild sambal options. Local secret: Pair with Bandung for a pink, rose-syrup treat kids request every time.[1]
Coffeesmith: Dessert-Focused Fun
Location: Orchard Gateway (277 Orchard Road).
Access: Somerset MRT (Exit B), 2-min walk.
Hours: 24/7. Prices: Mango Bingsu SGD 17.90, Oreo Bingsu SGD 16.90 (shareable for families).
Shaved ice desserts thrill kids; clean restrooms on-site. Pro tip: Go post-11pm to avoid crowds, perfect after shopping.[3]
Feng Sheng Chicken Rice: Midnight Classic
Location: Multiple, e.g., near Clarke Quay.
Directions: Clarke Quay MRT (Exit A), 3-min walk.
Hours: 24/7. Prices: Chicken Rice sets SGD 5-8.
Simple, steaming Hainanese chicken rice soothes fussy eaters. Family-friendly with quick turnover.[3]
Essential Information for Family Visits
- Best Time: 10pm-midnight to dodge peak crowds; weekdays quieter.
- Duration: 45-90 mins per spot.
- Accessibility: All MRT-linked; most stroller-friendly, with ramps.
- Safety: Well-lit areas, CCTV common; Homejourney recommends sticking to groups.
Check Late Night Food in Singapore: Tickets, Prices & Hours for updates.
Practical Tips for Late Night Food with Kids
Pack wet wipes and water bottles—Singapore's humidity lingers at night. Dress in light clothes; bring a light jacket for AC.
Choose corner tables for space. For picky eaters, scout menus online via spot websites. Restrooms are clean but carry spares.
Family Hacks:
- Pre-order via apps if available to minimize wait.
- Use Grab for safe rides home (SGD 10-20).
- Combine with nearby parks for post-meal play.
Accessibility note: Most spots offer high chairs; call ahead for baby food warmers.
Money-Saving Tips for Family Supper
- Opt for hawker-style like Mana Lagi (meals under SGD 10/person).
- Share bingsu at Coffeesmith (feeds 2-3 kids).
- Visit during off-peak for no-minimum spends.
- Grab Singapore Tourism Board food trails for discounts.
Avoid tourist traps; these locals' picks save 20-30% vs hotel dining.
Nearby Attractions & Itinerary Ideas
Pair 89.7 Supper Club (Changi) with East Coast Park (5-min drive) for night cycling—rent bikes SGD 5/hr.
Orchard's Coffeesmith + Singapore Skyline Viewpoints with Kids.
Full plan in Late Night Food Singapore Itinerary.
Seasonal Considerations & Safety
Monsoon season (Nov-Feb)? Indoor spots like Mana Lagi best. Chinese New Year sees longer hours.
Weather: 26-30°C nights; humid. Peak weekends busier—go early.
Homejourney prioritizes safety: These spots are in safe neighborhoods; use LTA apps for real-time transport.
Where to Stay Near Supper Spots
Changi area: Budget hotels SGD 100/night. Orchard: Mid-range SGD 200.
For family condos or HDB stays, search safe options on Homejourney's property search. Check projects directory for family hotspots. Need financing? See bank rates.
FAQ: Late Night Food in Singapore with Kids
Are there halal 24-hour options for families?
Yes, Mana Lagi and many hawker stalls are halal-certified, with kid-friendly nasi lemak.[1]
What's the cheapest midnight makan for a family of 4?
89.7 Supper Club: SGD 30-40 total for shared plates and drinks.[3]
Are these spots stroller-accessible?
Most yes, especially MRT-linked ones like Coffeesmith; confirm ramps via Google Maps.
Best late night food after a day with kids?
Feng Sheng for quick chicken rice—under 30 mins total.[3]
Safe for solo parents with kids at night?
Stick to well-lit MRT areas; Homejourney verifies safe neighborhoods like Queenstown.
Ready for safe family adventures? Explore trusted properties on Homejourney and dive into our pillar guide: Late Night Food in Singapore: Ultimate 24 Hour Eateries Guide.
