Affordable and quality dishes at BBW Western Food Our everlasting love for chicken chop and pasta has made Western stalls almost a requisite in every coffee shop in Singapore. Though I’d have to admit,…
Hawker Reviews Western
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London Fat Duck has Ghost Pepper Fish Skin We’ve seen all sorts of ghost pepper foods, ranging from instant noodles to chips. Despite being notorious for its tear-inducing level of spice that causes one…
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Best waffle places in Singapore One of the most inviting things about ice cream stores is the toasty aroma of freshly made waffles. If you allow yourself to be drawn by the scent, you’ll…
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Dining deals in town I always keep my eyes peeled for the latest dining deals, especially when it comes to fancy restaurants that are normally out of my budget. From September 2020 to January…
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Wagyu More has all-you-can-eat shabu shabu Image credit: Wagyu More Hotpot is undoubtedly one of our nation’s most popular things to eat. Here’s another place for you to indulge in a comforting steamboat experience:…
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1-litre milk tea at Yuan Cha Image credit: Yuan Cha Here’s more bubble tea news for you! Yuan Cha has a new 1-litre milk tea deal for a limited time period only. This underrated…
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Restaurant Reviews WesternJosh’s Grill Review: Western Grill House In Bugis Has XXL Onion Rings And Mains From $10.90
Josh’s Grill has mains from $10.90 When it comes to dinner affairs with my friends, Bugis is often our choice, with its plethora of options ranging from hipster cafes to hawker eateries. Recently, I…
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New desserts at LUNA If you’ve seen our review on LUNA, you’d know that they serve unique and beautifully constructed cakes. Cafe hoppers and dessert fiends flock to this artisanal patisserie to get their…
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Cafe Reviews JapaneseDaizu Cafe Review: Minimalist Japanese Cafe Has Lemon Miso Eggs Benedict And More Near Farrer Park
IG-worthy interior and food at Daizu Cafe There are simply two criteria in my book that makes a cafe worth going back for ─ a comfortable setting, as well as unique and delicious food.…
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Hawker ReviewsShiok Shiok Noodles Review: Singapore’s First Mala Bak Chor Mee For $4.50 In Sin Ming
Shiok Shiok Noodles has mala bak chor mee Mala has found its way into the hearts of chilli-loving Singaporeans with its tongue-numbing and spice-infused flavour. This explains the tornado of mala creations, ranging from…
