Australia’s Acai Brothers now in Singapore Acai bowls are the perfect middle ground between health food and sweet treat. Since its first appearance in Singapore a few years ago, acai bowls have become a popular dessert and breakfast treat, so much so that they’re…
Breakfast Hola for Taiwanese breakfast in Chinatown I’m of the opinion that lu rou fan is the perfect breakfast dish. However, I will concede that other popular Taiwanese eats, such as thick toasts and egg crepes, aren’t far behind. Breakfast Hola, a relatively new…
New Milksha Kyoho Grapes Series Image credit: Milksha Singapore With the recent news of Taiwan dropping Singapore’s visa-free privileges, it’s harder now to make a trip down for our street food and BBT fix. Thankfully, we have no shortage of Taiwanese bubble tea brands…
Dopa Dopa ice creams now at Tanjong Pagar Dopa Dopa Creamery is a popular name in the local ice cream cafes scene. Their flagship outlet in Boat Quay is often crowded with patrons looking to satisfy their ice cream craving with the cafe’s range…
Space Cafe in JB near KSL City Malll If you’re planning a trip to Johor Bahru this weekend, specifically KSL City Mall, include Space Cafe in your itinerary. The coffee and pastry shop is popular for its minimalist aesthetics, interweaved with futuristic elements such as…
NiuNiu Tea & DuDu Rice has lu rou fan and more in Whampoa When I think of Korean and Taiwanese fare, comfort food comes to mind. It’s hard to come by a hawker stall that does both, so when we heard about NiuNiu Tea…
September Coffee is a new minimalistic cafe in Chinatown Situated on a lively street in Chinatown is September Coffee, a new cafe that has been open for less than a month. Although their name has the word ‘coffee’ in it, they also serve brunch…
Supernova cafe in Katong has brunch and great coffee The Atlas Coffeehouse group is behind some of the most popular cafes and coffeehouses in Singapore. You’re probably familiar with Columbus Coffee Co. in Upper Thompson, Apollo Coffee Bar in Serangoon Gardens, Neptune in East…
Keng Eng Kee Seafood for zi char in Tampines If there’s one thing I’ll miss if I were to move overseas, it’s zi char. Loosely translated to “cook and fry”, zi char or tze char refers to a spread of Chinese-style, home-cooked dishes usually…
Jurong Point has a Japanese food street If you’ve been to Jurong Point, you’ll know that this West-side mall is a massive, sprawling collection of entertainment, food, and shopping. Head down to Basement One, however, and you’ll find yourself transported to one of Japan’s…
