HPB Log Your Meals. Defend Your Dishtrict.

Defend your district's pride by logging your favourite dishes with Meal Log on Healthy 365! See which district has the biggest fans on 15 December.

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Think your district has good taste? Meal Log data on Healthy 365 has already given us some early hints about which neighbourhoods love which iconic dishes. But the story isn't complete yet, and every meal you log could change everything.

Who’s logging more of Singapore’s local dishes?

Text graphic reading “ACCORDING TO MEAL LOG on Healthy 365”.
Illustrated map of Singapore showing district food rivalries, featuring chicken rice, nasi lemak, prata, fishball noodles, and laksa dishes positioned across different districts with meal log score comparisons.
Illustrated map of Singapore featuring five local dishes placed across different districts: chicken rice, nasi lemak, prata, fishball noodles, and laksa.
Plate of poached chicken with brown rice, leafy greens, and a side of dipping sauce.

Clementi Loves Chicken Rice More Than Bishan

by 74 more logs

Plate of grilled chicken with brown rice, long beans, cucumber slices, half a boiled egg, and sambal.

Yishun Is Crazier For Nasi Lemak Than Punggol

by 29 more logs

Plate of roti prata served with curry containing vegetables.

Serangoon Flips For Prata More Than Bukit Panjang

by 233 more logs

Bowl of noodles topped with fish balls, bean sprouts, shredded vegetables, and lettuce.

Sengkang Loves Fishball Noodles Deeper Than Tampines

by 278 more logs

Bowl of laksa with noodles in spicy coconut broth, topped with prawns, bean sprouts, fish cake slices, and half a boiled egg.

Bedok’s Heart Beats Stronger For Laksa Than Jurong

by 812 more logs

Here's how you can play a part: Simply log whatever you are eating or drinking on Healthy 365’s Meal Log as you enjoy them. Whether it's laksa, nasi lemak, or your everyday go-to, every log builds a fuller picture of your district's food identity.

The best part? You can also see the sodium, calories, saturated fat and sugar in your food, helping you make more informed choices and keep within your personalised daily recommended intake.

Every log counts. It all adds up.

Help your district claim the title of the biggest fans by 15 December.

How To Use Meal Log on Healthy 365

Health app screen showing meal logging, wellness progress stats, daily tasks, and quick access to “Log My Meal,” highlighted with a purple circle.
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Tap on ‘Log My Meal’ on the Healthy 365 app

Meal Log screen showing daily nutrient intake and meal entries by time of day, with a highlighted plus button for adding a meal.
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Tap ‘+’ according to your meal time.

Meal Log screen showing the afternoon meal section with a highlighted search bar for finding and adding food or drinks.
3

Search for your dish, snap or upload a photo to find it.

Meal Log search results for “chicken rice,” showing various chicken rice options with calorie information and a highlighted add button.
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Tap the name of the dish to see its nutrient content

Meal Log screen showing nutritional information for steamed chicken rice, including calories and a nutrient breakdown chart, with the “Add item” button highlighted.
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Tap ‘Add Item’

Meal Log screen showing a logged serving of steamed chicken rice for the afternoon meal, with the Save button highlighted.
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Then ‘Save’ to log your meal

Meal Log home screen showing a successful meal entry confirmation, updated daily nutrient intake, and logged meals for the day.
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Your meal is logged!

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