Pasir Ris food worth the distance I used to live in Pasir Ris when I was younger, and I always think back to this neighbourhood fondly. Although I practically live at the other end…
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Bugis food offers endless options Bugis food is like a cherry on the cake for me. I’m often in this part of town for the boutiques, and a little food break in between my…
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Le Fuse Cafe is here at Serangoon Before dropping by Le Fuse Cafe, my colleague and I made a pit stop at another Muslim-owned store, dessert joint Shubby Sweets. As we were leaving, I…
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Cafe ReviewsShubby Sweets Review: Muslim-Owned Dessert Shop With Snickers Cheesecake And Nutella Blondie
Shubby Sweets is here at Bedok We’re all aware that the price for indulgence doesn’t come cheap. And so, my colleague and I arrived at Muslim-owned dessert corner, Shubby Sweets, with a determination to…
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Affordable Thai Food In Singapore What’s not to love about affordable Thai food? I’m an ardent fan of all things Thai, from the amazing dishes they whip up in the kitchens to their sappy…
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Serangoon food worth travelling for One thing I’ve always been certain about is how much I love Serangoon food. Growing up at my ah ma’s house in Serangoon really exposed me to the food…
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Amoy Street Food Centre caters to all palates Ever since my first review at Big Bowls Project, I’ve realised how much of a gem Amoy Street Food Centre really is. From wholesome fish soup to…
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Obba Jjajang is here at Tanjong Pagar My colleague and I chanced upon Obba Jjajang quite recently. We were planning to eat Korean food, but stumbling across this eatery was purely by accident; we were…
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Chirashi King Kong is here at Tanjong Pagar Plaza Lately, I’ve gone on a rice bowl frenzy. From Sutachi to Big Bowls Project, I’ve had my fair share of donburi and grain bowls. Unsurprisingly,…
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Ang Mo Kio food gems During my secondary school days, I got pretty well-acquainted with Ang Mo Kio’s food. My school was situated right in the heart of Ang Mo Kio, and after lessons,…
