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There are 42 Singaporean restaurants within Australia.

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1. Ashfield Cafe   Ashfield
2. Bibik Chan   Fremantle
3. Bibik Chan   Nedlands
4. Bismi   Brunswick
5. Bismi's Gold an Fork   Melbourne
6. Cafe Pandanuz   Hectorville
7. Cafe Somerville   Winthrop
8. Chin Chin's at Koto Moon   Carlton
9. De Malaya Malaysian Buffet Restaurant   North Ryde
10. Eastern Pearl Noodle Bar   Kew
11. F & L Gourmet   North Ryde
12. FantAsia   Brisbane
13. Fu Restaurant   Northbridge
14. Ginger & Spice   Neutral Bay
15. Gingerboy   Melbourne
16. Harry's Singapore Chilli Crab   Sydney
17. Katong Singaporean Restaurant   City Beach
18. KL Kitchen   Potts Point
19. Kopitiam Cafe   Ultimo
20. KopiTiam On 282   Eastwood
21. Kurinji   Craigieburn
22. La Pasa   City
23. Little Singapore Sunnybank   Sunnybank
24. Little Singapore Uptown   Brisbane
25. Little Singapore, City   Brisbane
26. Mahsuri Satay Restaurant   Victoria Park
27. Makan@Alice's   Thornleigh
28. My Restaurant   Windsor
29. MyCUBE Cafe   Carlton
30. Nasi Lemak House   Carlton
31. Nila   Melbourne
32. Nila   Coburg
33. Penang House   Mandurah
34. Phoung's Oriental Noodle House   Camden
35. Raffles Room at Steventon Lodge   Tea Tree Gully
36. Shanker's Authentic Indian Cuisine   Prospect
37. Singapore China Town Restaurant   Northbridge
38. Singapore Kitchen   West Ryde
39. Straits Cafe   Doncaster
40. Suria Takeaway   Girrawheen
41. Temasek   Parramatta
42. The Old Raffles Place   Collingwood
 

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