Culinary Roots and Communities Source The only hawker fare Singaporeans are crazier about other than our own, would be Penang Street Food. Which is why this year’s George Town Festival would appeal to avid Singaporean fans of hawker food. Burmah 108 and Food Cult…
1. Eat Play Love Source This family friendly cafe is perfect for those with itchy and crafty fingers. With a selection of DIY products, look forward to constructing your own knick-knacks from a sock monkey to a personalised monster keychain. All that while chowing down…
Fire Up The Woks! Source Everyone’s favorite kitchen reality TV show is back again, this time in Asia. The show pits amateur chefs against each other in a culinary battle royale for the top prize, a fully funded cookbook of their own. Contestants…
1.Llao Llao Source At the expense of alienating myself from the rest of Singapore, I must say I don’t get the hype over Llao Llao. Yes, I’ve tried it. And at best, the icy yogurt that reeks of skimmed milk is average. It’s not…
About Sopra Update (4th April 2019): Sopra has permanently closed down. It’s a shame that Sopra is located at the corner of Orchard Road because more people should know about this place. Located behind the infamous Orchard Towers, Sopra stands as an oasis in…
Update (4th April 2019): Ballistic Meatballs has permanently closed. Located within Bedok Marketplace, Ballistic Meatballs is a new age cafe located within a hawker center. You can look forward to a comprehensive menu that covers everything from all-day breakfast to pizzas and desserts. And…
Punggol is probably the last place you would think to go to fill your empty tummy. Beyond the famous Instagram tree (R.I.P) and waterway, Punggol is fast becoming a dining hotspot overlooking some gorgeous scenery. The travel time might be off-putting to some, but…
Eating out is troublesome Being the “food guy” in your group of peers can be a burden sometimes. The food has to be good, accessible, it must comfortably fit everyone, and the list just goes on. Well fear not for we have compiled some…
1.The Fat Cow Donburi ($39) – Fat Cow Source This bowl of charcoal-grilled wagyu goodness comes with a perfect onsen egg and a hefty price tag. The charcoal-grilled beef is tender, and exploding with flavours. Break open your onsen egg, and let the yolk…
9 dinner parties in Singapore you’ll wish you were invited to Dinner parties in Singapore are often stale and boring affairs. BBQs in chalets and sitting round a table are fine once in a while, but doing it 10 years in a row for…
