Daun Bistro at Purvis Street Indonesian food as bistro fare is not widely enjoyed in Singapore, which is a pity, because the flavours that abound in the cuisine are plentiful and varied. Daun Bistro…
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Cafe Reviews DessertsSofthaus Review: Janice Wong’s Ice Cream Bar Has Flavours Including Popcorn Caramel Sea Salt, And Avocado Banana
Softhaus at Great World Janice Wong enjoys a reputation as a celebrated dessert chef, having won the Pastry Chef of the Year at the World Gourmet Summit, and Best Dessert Restaurant in Singapore, multiple…
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Cafe Reviews WesternEggslut Singapore Review: Famous Loaded Egg Sandwich With Wagyu And More In Orchard
Eggslut Singapore in Orchard American egg sandwich specialist, Eggslut, is finally opening next week, on 9 September 2021. They’ve been brought in by the SPC Group, a South Korean holding company who has previously…
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Hawker Reviews KoreanChelabela Review: Famous Father-Daughter Korean Hawkers Reopen At Ang Mo Kio With Army Stew And Handmade Kimchi
Chelabela: Korean Food By Korean Chef Last year, a Korean hawker stall in Marsiling, run by a Korean family, gained fame when their daughter posted about their struggles during the initial Circuit Breaker on…
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Cafe Reviews FusionMiam Miam Review: French Japanese Cafe With Truffle Striploin Foie Gras Donburi And Souffle Pancakes
New menu items at Miam Miam French cooking, and Japanese fare, separately, are two cuisines that I enjoy, especially in their classic forms. Yōshoku, or a Western-influenced Japanese style of cooking, is not usually…
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Cafe ReviewsMr Holmes Bakehouse Review: Peanut Butter Milkshake Cruffin, Lemon Meringue Pie Croissant And More In Orchard
Mr Holmes Bakehouse Singapore Update: Mr Holmes Bakehouse has relocated to 181 Orchard Road, #01-06, Orchardgateway, Singapore 238896. The cruffin once took the world by storm when it first hit the bake scene in…
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Cafe Reviews JapaneseCafe Kuriko Review: Purple Sweet Potato Mont Blanc And Truffle Soya Milk Udon In Funan Mall
Cafe Kuriko in Funan Mall Update: Cafe Kuriko is permanently closed. Whilst not a native Japanese confection, Mont Blanc, or Mont-Blanc aux Marrons as it’s traditionally called in France, nowhere else is it as well-loved…