Mukshidonna serves halal Korean army stew Ever since I was a teenager, I’ve enjoyed listening to Korean pop music and have subconsciously gravitated towards their variety shows and dramas. Before I knew it, I…
Fro Roll serves flower pots and volcanoes for dessert Update: Fro Roll is now permanently closed. Ever since I was a kid, I’ve always been in awe of nature because of how beautiful yet…
Smoked meats and sausages at Urban Smokeshack Since its revamp, The Bedok Marketplace has garnered attention as a the hipster hawker centre of the East. Along with the usual classics, there are all kinds…
Update: As of 3 December 2020, the Single Origin Dark Chocolate Ice Cream Platter ($12) and Single Origin Chocolate Pastries Platter ($12) are no longer available. The Dark Gallery is a dark chocolate lover’s…
Ezo Hokkaido Eats offers pocket-friendly Japanese lunch sets I once was told that I’m someone who enjoys ambience as much as food when dining. I guess I crave a complete experience. Though malls are…
Seoul Good offers delicious Korean food in a container Since the Korean craze descended on Singapore years ago, dishes such as bingsu and kimchi are no longer new to Singaporeans. With the many different…
Nantsuttei doesn’t serve typical tonkotsu broth I remember having my first bowl of ramen in Japan. My fambam and I were navigating our way through Tokyo, and we stumbled across a ramen street. With…
Jing Hua Xiao Chi offers dumplings all day, every day Out of all the different Chinese dishes, dumplings are by far my favourite. No matter the number of late-night dim sum suppers and lunchtime…
Kogane Yama serves customisable tempura sets If sounds could be sexy, the sizzling of food frying in bubbling hot oil or the glorious tap tap echo from picking up crisp, battered food takes the…
SAMA Curry & Cafe serves customisable Japanese soup curry Unlike many Singaporeans, my low tolerance for spicy food has prevented me from enjoying popular dishes such as ma la, sambal stingray, curry chicken… you…
