Is Yea! Mama Catering Halal-Certified?

Yes, we’re happy to inform you that Yea! Mama Experiential Catering is Halal-Certified!

How much advance notice is required for placing an order?

We recommend placing your order at least 72 hours in advance to ensure availability and proper preparation. However, we understand that sometimes events come up unexpectedly, so please contact our sales team to discuss the possibilities, even for last-minute orders.

How do I know if my online order went through?

Once you have submitted the online order, you will receive an email notification. Please note that booking is not confirmed until our sales staff confirms with you in the next 24 hours. Your catering consultant will contact you again within 2 working days to confirm your preferred delivery time.

Which locations do you deliver to?

We deliver island-wide in Singapore.

How much is the delivery fee?

We offer catering services with varying delivery fees depending on the type of service you choose. Kindly find our current rates below: Non-Holiday Rates: Mini Buffet, Mini Party Set, Bento Set Meals - $40 ($43.60 w/GST), Buffet Menu Packages - $75.00 ($81.75 w/GST), Full Day Seminar Packages - $180 ($196.20 w/GST), Half Day Seminar Packages - $140 ($152.60 w/GST), Full Day Seminar Bento - $120 ($130.80 w/GST), Half Day Seminar Bento - $80 ($87.20 w/GST). For deliveries to postal codes of 62, 63, and 09, there will be an additional $50.00 ($54.50 w/ GST) charge. Please let us know which service you are interested in so we can assist you further.

Are there any GST charges?

Yes. All prices are subject to prevailing GST. Please be advised that GST prices beginning January 2024 will change from 8% to 9%.

What are the payment modes accepted?

YEA! MAMA CATERING PAYMENT OPTIONS: GENERAL: PayNow, Credit/Debit Card (Visa, Mastercard, AMEX), Atome (3 monthly instalments). CORPORATE: Cheque upon delivery (Payable to 'Curate Kitchen Pte Ltd').

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Singapore Food Culture Guide For Tourists

Discover Singapore’s diverse food scene!

From hawker centers with authentic local fare to Michelin-starred restaurants, and even Asian delights like Teriyaki Chicken, there’s something for everyone.

Explore a vibrant mix of Chinese, Malay, Indian, and Western influences.

The Melting Pot of Flavors: What Makes Singaporean Food Unique?

Singaporean cuisine is a testament to its rich multicultural heritage. Chinese immigrants brought dishes like Hainanese Chicken Rice, while Malay influences shine through in Nasi Lemak.

Indian flavors burst forth in roti prata and biryani. It’s a symphony of tastes that will tantalize your taste buds.

Chinese Influence: Think dim sum, noodles, and stir-fries.
Malay Influence: Savory satays, fragrant curries, and the iconic Nasi Lemak.
Indian Influence: Spicy curries, fluffy naan bread, and flavorful biryanis.

Hawker Centers: The Heart of Singaporean Food Culture

Hawker centers are the soul of Singapore’s food scene. These open-air food courts offer a mind-boggling variety of affordable dishes. From Michelin-starred stalls to family-run businesses passed down through generations, hawker centers are where locals and tourists come to feast.

Must-Visit Hawker Centers

Chinatown Complex Food Centre: A bustling hub with over 200 stalls offering everything from Hainanese Chicken Rice to Hokkien Mee.
Tiong Bahru Market: A charming mix of old and new, with traditional hawker stalls alongside trendy cafes.
Old Airport Road Food Centre: A local favorite known for its satay, char kway teow, and other classic hawker fare.

Pro Tip: Don’t be afraid to venture off the beaten path and explore lesser-known hawker centers. You might just discover hidden gems!

Beyond Hawker Centers: More Culinary Adventures

While hawker centers offer an authentic taste of Singapore, the city’s culinary landscape is vast and diverse.

You’ll find everything from Michelin-starred restaurants to trendy cafes serving up international flavors.

And for those seeking convenience or a taste of home, catering services like Yea Mama offer a delightful solution.

National Dishes: A Taste of Singapore's Soul

Hainanese Chicken Rice

This seemingly simple dish of poached chicken and fragrant rice is a national obsession. The tender chicken, flavorful rice, and accompanying sauces create a perfect harmony of tastes.

Chili Crab

Get ready to get messy with this iconic seafood dish. Succulent crab is smothered in a thick, sweet, and spicy chili sauce. It’s a finger-licking good experience you won’t forget.

Laksa

This spicy noodle soup is a fusion of flavors, combining coconut milk, noodles, seafood, and a medley of herbs and spices. It’s a comforting and satisfying dish that showcases Singapore’s multicultural influences.

Navigating Hawker Centers: Tips for First-Time Visitors

Do your research: With so many options, it’s helpful to have a list of must-try dishes or stalls in mind.
Observe the “tissue packet” system: Locals often use tissue packets to reserve seats while they order food.
Embrace communal dining: Sharing tables is common in hawker centers, so don’t be shy about joining others.
Be adventurous: Step outside your comfort zone and try something new! You might discover a new favorite dish.
Respect the culture: Clean up after yourself and be mindful of others.

Seasonal and Festival Foods: A Celebration of Flavors

Singapore’s diverse festivals bring a bounty of special dishes.

Chinese New Year: Feast on Yusheng (prosperity toss salad), pineapple tarts, and other auspicious treats.
Hari Raya: Indulge in Malay delicacies like Rendang (spicy meat stew) and Ketupat (rice cakes).
Deepavali: Celebrate with Indian favorites like Biryani and colorful sweets.

Your Singaporean culinary adventure awaits!

Singapore’s food scene is a feast for the senses, reflecting its rich cultural tapestry.

From humble hawker stalls to Michelin-starred restaurants, this city-state offers a culinary journey that will leave you wanting more.

So, grab your chopsticks, loosen your belt, and prepare to embark on an unforgettable food adventure in Singapore!

Craving Convenience and Variety?

And if you’re looking to bring a taste of Singapore’s diverse cuisine to your next event or gathering or simply want to enjoy delicious food without the hassle of cooking, Yea Mama is here to help.

With a range of menu options, including Asian delights like our Signature Teriyaki Chicken and Western favorites like Oven Baked Snapper, we cater to every palate and occasion.

No matter how you choose to experience it, Singapore’s food culture is a true testament to the power of food to connect us all. Selamat makan!