Top 11 Best Oxtail Soup in Singapore
There are actually a few different kinds of Oxtail Soup. Perhaps one we’re more familiar with is the Indonesian oxtail soup, or sop buntut. In the Indonesian version, slices of fried or barbecued oxtail is served with vegetables in a rich, clear beef broth. For the Chinese version, a broth with a mixture of vegetables is slow-cooked in medium heat. Then there are the British and even Korean version too. Whatever you prefer, here’s a look at the Best Oxtail Soups in Singapore.
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1. Impian Wahyu
Introduction:
Impian Wahyu means Wahyu’s Dream.
Together with his wife Madam Wahyu Ning, Abang Batman (whose real name is Abdul Rahman bin Mahadi) has been in the food business for over 20 years. Regulars might recall their previous location along Jalan Besar, where they were for almost eight years until the business was badly affected by MRT construction works. What started as a dream had turned into a nightmare.
Holding back tears, Abang Batman said it was thanks to food reviewers who helped get the word out that business eventually picked up. He’s now happy to have moved just a stone’s throw away, so his old customers don’t have to travel too far. At this cosy corner of Kelantan Road, he also has four HDB blocks of new customers to cater to.
Almost every sign at Impian Wahyu is emblazoned with whimsical statements that tell their story, like “Arek-arek Suroboyo” which, according to Abang Batman, means “Children of Surabaya”, a reference to where his wife is from and where their three daughters are based, running the bigger Indonesian branch of Impian Wahyu.
Then there’s “Diiringi dengan taburan ayat-ayat cinta”, an Indonesian movie reference that also means “accompanied by a scattering of love verses”. I assumed that main chef Madam Wahyu Ning wants customers to know that she cooks everything on their extensive menu with love.
Offerings:
- Sop Buntut
- Ayam Penyet
- Bawal Penyet
- Nasi Lemak
- Bakso Sapi
Location: Blk 28 Kelantan Rd, Singapore 200028
Contact: +65 8427 6432
2. British Hainan
Introduction:
In the past, their grandfather, like many of the Hainanese forefathers, worked on board British ships. Along the way, they honed their culinary skills and served up dishes like the Oxtail Stew.
Tuck into their family recipes and take a stroll down memory lane in their little “museum”. Enjoy the food and the experience!
You have a choice to dine at the Alfresco Outdoor side or in the comfort of their fully air-conditioned Antiques and Vintage Studio! A warm and nostalgic place for families, friends, couples and everyone, it definitely will bring you back to the past, yet have a touch of modern aura.
Lastly, they believe that tasty food can be created WITHOUT MSG!
Offerings:
- Click link for menu
- Highlights from Menu include
- Braised Oxtail Stew
- Grilled Rosemary Lambshank
- Baby Back Ribs
- Hainanese Pasta
- and many more
Location: 75 CARPMAEL RD, SINGAPORE 429812
Contact: +65 63368122 / +65 96338122 (WHATSAPP)
Website: https://british-hainan.com/
3. Daun Bistro
Introduction:
DAUN Bistro is 1st in Singapore Indonesian Fusion bistro which is creatively by their in-house CHEF mixes all authentic Indonesian herbs and ingredients to modern mouth-watering platters and dishes.
You’ll find a wide score of hulking meat platters, rice, noodle and soup dishes flavoured with authentic Indonesian herbs and spices, as well as an array of cocktails, beers and mocktails. Talk about a feast!
Offerings:
- Daun Bistro Fried Oxtail Soup
- Daun Bistro Special Oxtail Soup
- Assorted TAPAS
Location: 14 Purvis Street. (S) 188593
Contact: +65 8222 9959
daunbistrosg@gmail.com
Website: http://daunbistro.com.sg/
4. Bebek Goreng Pak Ndut
Introduction:
At Bebek Goreng Pak Ndut Singapore, They serve authentic Indonesian food that you cannot get in Singapore, All their sauces are direct imported from Indonesia to make it SO authentic.
They are about giving you great food. And they guarantee that once you have tasted their crispy fried duck that marinated for 24 hours, you will be wondering how you could have gone for so long without it.
Offerings:
- Oxtail Soup
- Original Crispy Fried Duck
- and many more
Location: Lucky Plaza ,304 Orchard Road #01-42, Singapore 238863
Contact: +65 6734 4787
Website: https://bebekgorengpakndut.com.sg
5. Pondok Jawa Timur
Introduction:
Pondok was first opened in 2006 as an eatery canteen at Singapore Indonesian Embassy. Later on due to the overwhelming positive response, Madame Indah decided to expand it into a proper restaurant. Madame Indah set up the first Pondok Jawa Timur Restaurant at Far East Plaza, and later on expanded its premises to The Atrium, where it is now the new wing of Plaza Singapura.
Offerings:
- Sop Buntut
- Nasi Kuning Komplit
- Nasi Kuning Ayam (Chicken)
- and many more
Location: 14 Scotts Road #05-22/23, Singapore 228213
Contact: +65 68845853
Website: https://www.pondokjatim.com/
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6. Hajah Maimunah
Introduction:
Hjh Maimunah Restaurant & Catering Pte Ltd, is a name familiar in relation to traditional, Kampung-styled cuisine. Established in the 90s, Hjh Maimunah Restaurant has since catered to customers from all walks of life in meeting their daily meals, functions and events. A meal at Hjh Maimunah Restaurant will indeed bring you back to the good old days of the rustic origin.
Offerings:
- Beef Rendang
- Ayam Masak Merah
- Oxtail Soup
Location:
- Jalan Pisang Outlet: 11 & 15 Jalan Pisang Singapore 199078
- Joo Chiat Outlet: 20 Joo Chiat Road #01-02 Singapore 427357
Contact:
- Jalan Pisang Outlet: +65 6297 4294
- Joo Chiat Outlet: +65 6348 5457
- Catering: +65 6291 3132
Website: https://www.hjmaimunah.com/en_SG
7. Shashlik
Introduction: Their Russo-Hainanese heritage was born from the legendary Troika Restaurant in 1963, where Hainanese chefs first interpreted the timeless recipes of Russian Chef, Mamochka Liber. When Troika’s golden era ended in January 1986, nine former employees pooled their life savings together and opened Shashlik Restaurant in April 1986, an ode to their Russo-Hainanese culinary heritage.
Offerings:
- Oxtail Stew
- Stuffed Portobello Mushroom
- Impossible Meat Balls with Pesto Pappardelle Pasta
- and many more
Location: 545 Orchard Road, 06-19 Far East Shopping Centre, Singapore 238882
Contact: +65 6732 6401
Website: https://shashlik.sg/
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8. Mariners’ Corner Restaurant
Introduction: Mariners’ Corner Restaurant established in 1984 is a 3rd generation family-owned Anglo-Hainanese
Moreover, Mariners’ Corner regularly updates their menu on their of their regular menu items when any festive season approaches. Also, you can find seasonal items in their Festive menu, on top of the regular menu.
Moreover, recommended side dishes shall be the Braised Oxtail stew (which can be eaten as a meal too) and their Escargots. Their signature braised colonial Oxtail stew ($18.50) a family Hainanese recipe. Also, it had been told that the stew is based on a secret recipe passed down from the owner’s father when he was a colonial cook.
Resturant.
Offerings:
- Grilled Pork Chop
- Hainanese Oxtail Stew
- Spiral Turkey Sausage
- and many more
Location: Block 106 Clementi Street 12 #01-40/42 Singapore, Singapore 120106
Contact: +65 6224 9928
Website: https://www.facebook.com/Mariners-Corner-Restaurant-164932550195771/
9. Tambuah Mas
Introduction: Since 1981, Tambuah Mas has enjoyed an endearing reputation for serving generations with heartwarming traditional Indonesian Homestyle Cuisine from Padang, Sulawesi and Java.
As one of the oldest Indonesian restaurant in Singapore, Tambuah Mas’ signature dishes stems from closely guarded family recipes passed down from generation to generation. Their distinctive flavors lie in the delicate blend of herbs and spices, fresh ingredients, and an extraordinary amount of precision in preparation.
Helmed by native Indonesian Chefs, they serve the most authentic dishes that have won over locals and tourists who keep coming back for more.
Offerings:
- Tahu Telur
- Sate Ayam / Sapi
- Sop Buntut Makassar
- and many more
Location:
- Tanglin Shopping Centre: 19 Tanglin Rd, #04-10/13 Singapore 247909
- Paragon: 290 Orchard Rd, #B1-44 Singapore 238859
- Great World: 1 Kim Seng Promenade, #B1-110/111 Singapore 237994
Contact:
- Tanglin Shopping Centre: +65 6733 3333
- Paragon: +65 6733 2220
- Great World: +65 6235 6713
Website: https://tambuahmas.com.sg/
10. Horiginal
Introduction: The name embodies the deepest hard work and unity amongst all to bring out delicious beef dishes for everyday people. Mixing traditional Teochew flavors and giving it a modern twist to break boundaries.
Horiginal’s basic beef noodle priced at $4 a serving aims to be a natural alternative to bak chor mee, wanton mee, prawn mee, etc., you get the idea.
Then, there are premium add-ons like Australian oxtail and short rib. These are competitively priced at $7 per serving. Even the priciest serving Power Mixed Noodle with the full works of oxtail, short rib, brisket, lean slices, tripe, tendon, beef balls etc., will set you back only $12.80. Micheal and Randy are developing Horiginal Beef Noodle from the ground up. It will be an original Singapore beef noodle, which is neither Hainanese nor Teochew though it draws from both traditions.
Offerings:
- Horiginal Beef Rice Bowl
- Mixed Beef Noodle
- and many more
Location: 739 Bedok reservoir road #01-3139 Singapore, Singapore
Contact: +65 8692 3139
11. Ameen Makan House
Introduction: A friendly and cozy halal restaurant. Each and every item is prepared as you order using the finest ingredients available. Unlike fast-food restaurants, they may take a few extra minutes to prepare. They are sure the food they serve will be well worth the wait. Their goal is to give you great food at reasonable prices.
Offerings:
- Ox Tail Soup
- Mix Vegetables with Seafood
- Thai Style Fried Rice
- and many more
Location: 4 Cheong Chin Nam Rd, Singapore 599729
Contact: +65 6465 1000
Website: https://www.ameenmakanhouse.com/
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