Beef Up At Toa Payoh Despite the wealth of Taiwanese food stalls in Singapore, you’d be hard-pressed to find one that is Muslim-friendly. Thankfully, Muslims looking to get their fix of halal beef noodles now…
Beautifully plated Bei-ing Wanton Mee Other than a long queue, another tell-tale sign of good food in Singapore is the abundance of photographs taken with celebrities, plastered all over the storefront. Exhibit A: Bei-ing…
Edible cookie dough at DOHKIE The best part about baking is licking off the cookie dough. Unfortunately, the mature, wise adult in me knows that it’s not safe to eat cookie dough, as the…
Cheap and good pork knuckles at Kovan Kovan is home to many good but underrated food. However, with the renovation of Kovan Market & Food Centre, a whole chunk of good food has been…
Tongue Tip Lanzhou Beef Noodles At Tiong Bahru Plaza Halal Chinese eateries are popping up at an increasing frequency lately, and joining them is Tongue Tip Lanzhou Beef Noodles. Tucked at the second floor…
Interesting claypot rice at House of Happiness If Mr Lorbak blew you away, then its sibling, House Of Happiness will hit you like a hurricane. Just like chicken rice, nasi lemak, or Hokkien mee,…
Get your cuppa from MSpace at Maybank Coffee, cakes and a nice place to unwind. That’s my idea of a perfect afternoon. And a new favourite joint to spend my weekends at is MSpace…
Timbre+ at one-north Finding a great chillout spot can be difficult. The food has to be affordably priced, tables have to be large enough to fit the whole group, and of course, great music…
C Plus at Rangoon Road [Update: C Plus is now permanently closed] As someone who frequents Instagram for desserts, I know first-hand that the site is teeming with talented home-bakers who can whip up…
Bakery Brera for affordable French pastries I was introduced to Bakery Brera by a fellow colleague, who raved about their artisan but affordable French pastries. Tucked away in the estate of Farrer Road, this…
