Tasty all-day brunch At East Coast Commune Update: East Coast Commune no longer makes the Four Cheese (Waffles), have streamlined the menu and changed their CharMee recipe since we visited them for our review.…
Cafe Reviews Fusion
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ChopeDeals 11.11 Mega F&B Sale Singles’ Day rolls around once again, heralding the impending festive season, and one of the biggest sales events in the calendar year, 11.11. On 11 November, add dining deals…
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Cafe ReviewsKings Cart Coffee Factory Review: Kaya Souffle Pancakes And Coconut Affogato In Joo Chiat
Good coffee and decent cafe fare at Kings Cart Coffee Factory In spite of the difficult year the world has seen, cafes have sprung up by the dozen in the last months, giving us…
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Cafe Reviews JapaneseDaizu Cafe Review: Minimalist Japanese Cafe Has Lemon Miso Eggs Benedict And More Near Farrer Park
IG-worthy interior and food at Daizu Cafe There are simply two criteria in my book that makes a cafe worth going back for ─ a comfortable setting, as well as unique and delicious food.…
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PS.Cafe by the Sea at East Coast Park Image credit: PS. Cafe By now, PS.Cafe has cemented itself as a go-to brunch spot, with their truffle fries heralded as one of the best in…
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Cafe Reviews Desserts WesternBearded Bella Review: Beautiful Cafe Serving Melbourne-Inspired Food At Tanjong Pagar
Bearded Bella at Tanjong Pagar Bearded Bella has been on my radar ever since they opened. Housed along Craig Road, the inconspicuous cafe is tucked behind a wall and reminds many of the cafes…
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Cafe Brunch with A Crazy Asian Twist Tucked away on quiet Duxton Hill, Xiao Ya Tou is a modern fusion restaurant and bar that boldly revolts against convention. Opened by the same folks behind…
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Brunch to the backdrop of a quaint English tea room Update (4th April 2019): Hyde & Co. has permanently closed. Imagine yourself lounging in the midst of sun-drenched walls, minimalist decor, and a faint…
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A new take on the traditional brunch fare Update (4th April 2019): Sin Lee Foods has permanently closed. This was an undercover review with expenses covered by Eatbook. These days, there is a constant tension…
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About Spruce Update (4th April 2019): Spruce has relocated to Bukit Timah and Katong. Italian restaurants seem to be a dime a dozen in Singapore. Unfortunately, there’s only about a handful of them who…