Japanese sliced chocolate So you’ve probably been in this situation before, you’re pumped and excited while spreading some Nutella love on your sandwich, but you just can’t seem to get it evenly across. Frustrated, you eat the damn thing anyway dreading those unevenly spread…
Phởs in Singapore Phở (pronounced fur) is one of Vietnam’s most quintessential gastronomical exports, and best paired with their famous drip-down coffee or rice paper spring rolls. While the name phở refers specifically to the rice noodles used, we are often reminded of the…
Eating in Jurong Started from the bottom, now we here. Jurong used to be a quiet residential district, but it has really come into it’s own in recent years. Everything new and exciting is starting to pop up around the mega malls like JEM,…
About Churros The origins of this European dessert is a fuzzy one, some claim that the Portugese brought a recipe for fried dough or our you tiao from their travels to Asia, while some believe that Spanish shepherds originally made it as a portable…
Exotic Cuisines in Singapore Food has a magical quality of transporting us to places and times where we would otherwise be unable to experience. While we would all love to fuel the wanderlust in us, we are lucky to call Singapore home and be…
About Michelin in Singapore Source So it has finally happened, the greatest and most respected critical institution is making its way to Singapore. After years of whispers and what-if’s the dreams of many local chefs and the Singapore Tourism Board was finally realised this…
Seaside restaurants in Singapore After a long day/week/month of being caught up with tight schedules, just being near the sea and feeling the breeze, can be all the comforting we need. Your first thought when it comes to seaside restaurants may be the tacky…
Salad Bars in Singapore With Christmas and Thanksgiving just around the corner you’re gonna have to work hard if you still wanna fit into that qipao for Chinese New Year. Thankfully we’ve compiled a list of the best salad bars to make sticking to…
Restaurant service in Singapore If you’ve ever dined in a restaurant in another city or even had an exchange with service personnel outside of Singapore, you’ve probably noticed that we aren’t exactly doing well in that department. Instead of warm glowing smiles and benevolent…
About Kite Update (4th April 2019): Kite has permanently closed. Source You’ve probably never heard of Kite, a brand new restaurant on Craig Road that has been flying under the radar since they opened recently. The kitchen is run by Dannel Krishnan, formerly of…
