Beef Up At Toa Payoh Despite the wealth of Taiwanese food stalls in Singapore, you’d be hard-pressed to find one that is Muslim-friendly. Thankfully, Muslims looking to get their fix of halal beef noodles now…
Beautifully plated Bei-ing Wanton Mee Other than a long queue, another tell-tale sign of good food in Singapore is the abundance of photographs taken with celebrities, plastered all over the storefront. Exhibit A: Bei-ing…
Hello Baby for vegan food Update: Hello Baby is now permanently closed. Let’s make this clear: vegan food doesn’t excite me. But I’m a sucker for pretty things, so when I walked past Hello Baby, a…
Interesting claypot rice at House of Happiness If Mr Lorbak blew you away, then its sibling, House Of Happiness will hit you like a hurricane. Just like chicken rice, nasi lemak, or Hokkien mee,…
Timbre+ at one-north Finding a great chillout spot can be difficult. The food has to be affordably priced, tables have to be large enough to fit the whole group, and of course, great music…
Tan’s Pasta Shop in Singapore Polytechnic The attractive thing about food in schools is that while their portions are similar to food courts, their prices are way more affordable. Taking inspiration from TheSmartLocal’s “Search…
Value-for-money Japanese food in town The group behind the Japanese charcoal BBQ and sushi buffet Yakiniku Ohji strikes again. This time, it’s Washoku Goen – a more casual dining experience located at Wisma’s food…
Generous quantities at Oinkers & Buns Amoy Street Food Centre never fails to amaze me with their delicious and novel food at affordable prices. After all, the CBD hawker centre is home to Basil &…
73@Hillcrest at Bukit Timah We are always on the lookout for hidden gems. As an Eastie, I admit that I have not travelled much to the West. However, hearing about a unique coffee shop-bistro…
Indulge offers cafe-style food at a kopitiam Western food stalls are a dime a dozen in Singapore, but I hardly find one that makes me want to return. Indulge, however, changes that. Opened in…
