Eatbook is Singapore’s leading food discovery brand, helping locals decide where and what to eat. From Google to social media, YouTube, and Telegram, we stand out with our omnichannel ability to reach food-loving Singaporeans at every touchpoint.
Since 2015, our honest reviews and beautifully shot videos have built a loyal following, driving 9.6+ million views monthly across 7 platforms.
In 2022, we introduced a two-tier decal system to celebrate local eateries. The “As Seen On Eatbook” decal spotlights eateries featured on our channels, while “Eatbook Recommends” is our seal of approval for top-rated spots that the team themselves would dine at again.
With our unmatched reach and trusted recommendations, Eatbook shapes how Singaporeans discover great food.
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The Eatbook Code of Ethics
90% of the places Eatbook writes about are visited anonymously. We do accept media tastings, as that’s the only way to get a sneak preview at a new eatery. Regardless, we will always declare at the bottom of our articles if it was an independent review, media tasting, or a piece done in partnership with a restaurant. And no matter which, we will:
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We have 336,000+ followers on our Facebook page, 179,000+ followers on Instagram and 170,000+ subscribers on our YouTube channel. A campaign with us can be distributed across all our channels.
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