Cafe Kuriko in Funan Mall Update: Cafe Kuriko is permanently closed. Whilst not a native Japanese confection, Mont Blanc, or Mont-Blanc aux Marrons as it’s traditionally called in France, nowhere else is it as well-loved…
Donburi No Tatsujin at Ang Mo Kio Donburi No Tatsujin is a relatively new stall in Ang Mo Kio, that specialises in Japanese rice bowls made with Muslim-friendly ingredients, all sourced from quality suppliers.…
Naked Ice Cream in Kovan Yaowarat Thai Kway Chap, Ng Kuan Chilli Pan Mee, and Punggol Nasi Lemak used to be the only places I’d think of heading to, if I was in the…
Sen-ryo Japanese food in ION Orchard When we arrived at Sen-ryo, the maître d was patiently taking calls to fend off more reservations. “Sorry, we’re fully booked with a waiting list,” became his mantra…
Cheong Fan Paradise at Ang Mo Kio Nowadays, there’s always a lot of fanfare surrounding ex-hotel chefs starting their own hawker initiatives and Cheong Fan Paradise happens to be yet another interesting addition to…
Main Street Commissary at Jalan Besar Personally, I’m not a huge fan of cafe brunch food anymore, in fact I think the whole concept of it has made me rather jaded. However, upon discovering…
Happy Geprek in Orchard Most of us have heard of ayam penyet, an Indonesian smashed chicken dish. Ayam geprek is less common fare, with the same crushed chicken, eaten together with sambal. Curious about…
Malaysian HupKee Fishball Noodle at Ang Mo Kio Avenue 4 Most of us are probably more acquainted with the Teochew version of fishball noodles found at our local hawker centres. However, I’m not sure…
Three Point Two cafe near Outram Park Kampong Bahru is a hotspot for many cafes and bakeries, such as Haengbok Cakeyo and Kream & Kensho. Joining the leagues is Three Point Two, a sister…
Chef Bui Bui at Lau Pa Sat The same people behind Tittle Tattle introduced the well-loved Malaysian lok lok trend right into downtown Singapore with Chef Bui Bui at Lau Pa Sat. The stall…
