Update: Gyunion has changed its address and opening hours. Gyunion at Sunshine Plaza Students of SMU, LASALLE and SOTA will know Sunshine Plaza for its affordable printing shops and even more affordable-yet-delicious nosh. The latest restaurant to make the case for it being a…
Unwind at these Japanese cafes in Singapore This statement might make you feel old: Singapore’s cafe-hopping culture has been around for more than seven years. And it’s after these seven long years that many of us have finally grown tired of the usual eggs…
Kurobuta wonton mee at Hong Kong Sheng Kee Dessert Coming from a family of Hong Kongers, wonton mee has been part of my diet since I was a kid. My grandma would make the dumplings from scratch, ensuring every wonton ends up plump and…
Popular Bangkok chicken rice comes to Singapore When I’m in Bangkok, I never had the patience to join the interminable queue for a plate of award-winning chicken rice from Go-Ang Pratunam Chicken Rice. All I had on my mind was to shop till I…
$2 nett porridge buffet at MANLE Hotpot Image credit:@mapl3leaf I’ve two uncles who are taxi drivers. And based on the stories I hear during family gatherings, I know that driving around eight-hours a day is no easy feat. For starters, it’s a rather lonely…
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 January this year, the hawker stall at Upper Thomson offers…
Bubble teas are everywhere in Singapore – whether it’s Koi’s classic milk teas or TaiGai’s rich fruit teas. Find out which one’s the best for you here! …
Brotherbird offers unique mochi croissants The first time I heard the phrase “mochi croissants”, I was helluva confused. Does it mean mochi fillings in a croissant or just an extra chewy croissant? Turns out, the answer is the latter. Brotherbird Milk & Croissants has…
Giant tom yum hot pot at Thai Goldmine Kitchen Thai food has always been one of my go-to comfort foods – specifically, anything tom yum. There is just something so addictive about the sour and spicy broth that tantilises my senses. So when I…
What to eat at Kent Ridge Previously known as Pasir Panjang Park, Kent Ridge Park was renamed in honour of the duke of Kent who visited the ridge in 1952. It is situated between the Singapore Science Park and the National University of Singapore…
