Singapore’s 10 favorite meals on wheels

You better cut the pizza: An Italian dish bagged the number 1 spot.

Everyone loves food, who doesn’t? Even James Beard once said that food is our common ground, a universal experience. But not everyone is on-the-go to visit food hubs to eat what they are craving for. There are some who prefer staying at home, have their food delivered and eat at their comfiest.

Singapore Business Review partnered with Foodpanda.sg, which bills itself as the “most powerful online tool for food delivery in the universe,” to bring you the 10 most favorite items for delivery in Singapore.

Foodpanda has online menus from the staggering selection of delivery restaurants around you. Simply enter your postcode and search for cuisine type, restaurants or even price range. The restaurant index also includes address and delivery hours.

The list features local and international dishes varying their order percentage for their rankings. While this list is only limited to one online food delivery, it hopes to capture the nod of a significant number of Singaporean foodies.

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