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Myungdong K-Food in Yio Chu Kang has affordable Korean food Korean restaurants in Singapore are dime a dozen, but finding authentic Korean food that won’t break the bank can be a bit of a challenge. Lucky for those living in Kovan, as we’ve recently chanced upon a hidden gem for cheap Korean food in the…
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Harvest Fields has new ice cream pints If you need a pint of ice cream to go with your binge-watching session after work, Harvest Fields has your back! For the unfamiliar, Harvest Fields’ ice creams are made in Spain, with indulgent Spanish cream! Their rich and irresistibly creamy textures are also achieved without palm oil,…
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Get Tokyo’s viral Tsujihan seafood kaisendon at Kaunta Singapore There are many popular restaurants in Tokyo for chirashi and kaisendon, but Tsujihan has always been a cut above the rest. The popular restaurant has several outlets around Tokyo, each sporting queues of up to an hour and a half with patrons waiting to try their…
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PLQ Mall has a Ramadan bazaar from now till 9 April 2024 Image credit: Singapore Night Bazaar We’re well into the month of Ramadan bazaars—Hari Raya food fairs are popping up everywhere, from Bazaar Raya Utara Sembawang beside Sembawang MRT Station, to the famous Geylang Serai Ramadan bazaar. Adding to the list is the PLQ…
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City Hall food guide City Hall MRT Station is right smack in the middle of the East-West Line and North-South Line, making it one of the more convenient places to meet up with friends. Peppered with malls, there is no shortage of City Hall food places to choose from. Look below for our round-up of…
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Daebak Korean Restaurant has affordable Korean food in Tai Seng Image credit: Daebak Korean Restaurant Tai Seng is becoming somewhat of a hidden gem for foodies to discover. JB-famous DaCheng Lok Lok recently set up shop in Tai Seng Avenue, and now, Daebak Korean Restaurant has also entered the neighbourhood. 10 Cheap Korean Food Places With…
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Croissand Cafe at Beach Road has loaded croissants and more We’ve been on the hunt for restaurants and cafes with nett prices ever since the 9% GST hit. This search has led us to Croissand Cafe, a new industrial cafe along Beach Road run by an ex-Hilton Hotel chef. Not only are prices here nett,…
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Summer Bliss opens in Singapore with famous China desserts Image credit: @summerbliss_sg Famous China dessert chain Summer Bliss, also known as Jing Ze Bing Tian (井泽冰甜), has landed on our shores! The popular brand originated in Chengdu and now has over 500 outlets across China. Yang Xiao Xian: XXL Mango Ice At Famous Taiwanese Milk…
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Sun With Moon Light serves Japanese kamameshi at JEM Fans of Japanese food might be familiar with Sun With Moon at Wheelock Place, which has been in the biz since 2005. They’ve now opened a casual concept in the heartland called Sun With Moon Light, serving a more streamlined selection of their original menu. You…
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Changi Airport Singapore food guide Planning a trip can be both exhilarating and exhausting, but amidst the flurry of booking flights and packing bags, there’s one aspect often overlooked: the dining experience at the airport. Changi Airport, renowned as one of the world’s best airports, boasts an impressive array of food options that cater to…
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Fufu Pot has new Thai hotpot set for a limited time only Fufu Pot made waves online when they opened in 2021, thanks to their affordable personal soup pots in a wide range of flavours. Good news: the popular Plaza Singapura restaurant is now back with an exciting launch! Available from now till 30 April…
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Miss Gelato is a glamping-themed cafe in Bugis With many new glamping-themed cafes popping up, it is no surprise that many eateries are hopping on this new trend. Among them is Miss Gelato, which debuted last November as a cosy cafe with said theme, offering desserts and drinks daily until 3 am. FYP Cafe Review:…
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Song Fa Bak Kut Teh is Singapore’s most famous bak kut teh brand When I was assigned to review Song Fa Bak Kut Teh, I was a little surprised. “This one need to review meh?” was what I thought initially. This place needs little introduction to most Singaporeans. In fact, it is probably the first…
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Restaurants in parks across Singapore Singapore’s name as “The Garden City” isn’t an unfounded one. Besides being recognised by UNESCO for our very own Botanic Gardens, we’re also blessed with some of the most beautiful parks amidst our concrete jungle. Apart from the greenery, some of these parks also house gorgeous dining options, some of…
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Bamboo Nasi Rendang has rice steamed in bamboo tubes in Bedok Image credit: FS Chong From Ye Lai Xiang Cheng Tng’s 83-year-old recipe to cheap bak kut teh and fish soup at Xian Jin Mixed Vegetable Rice, we can always depend on Bedok Food Centre to consistently have great food options. Adding to the list…
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Cafe Usagi Tokyo has new rabbit desserts and daifuku mochi Image credit: @cafe_usagi_tokyo If you’re big on matcha desserts, you might have come across Cafe Usagi Tokyo. The homegrown brand, which has outlets in Suntec City and 111 Somerset, specialises in Japanese desserts such as daifuku and tea-flavoured mochi ice cream. They’ve just launched new…
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Sampanman has giant seafood platters in Jewel Changi Image credit: Muhammad Firdaus Bin Budiman We’ve heard of seafood buckets in Singapore, but seafood served on a “sampan” is pretty uncommon. Enter Sampanman, a hidden gem restaurant at Jewel Changi Airport that offers that and more. 9 Best Seafood Bucket Places In Singapore For The Ultimate Shell-Out,…
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The Sandwich Guys has loaded sandwiches in Raffles Place Nanyang Technological University (NTU) alumni will definitely know of The Sandwich Guys, an eatery selling loaded USA-inspired sandwiches on campus. A lack of foot traffic during the pandemic probed owner Edwin Chan and his team to move out of the far west to One Raffles City….
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DDSD Dessert has blue beancurd in Chinatown When we last featured DDSD Dessert, it was for their wide range of tau huay desserts, including their popular Black Sesame Beancurd ($2.10). Lately, the Hong Lim Market stall has garnered a fair bit of attention online for their new One Blue Beancurd, where diners get pastel blue…
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Charcoal Claypot Chicken has Guangdong-style soup in Farrer Park Like many Singaporeans, I absolutely love claypot dishes such as Klang-style bak kut teh and frog leg porridge. So when I learned of Charcoal Claypot Chicken, a new stall in Farrer Park that offers Guangdong-style claypot dishes, I knew I had to check it out. We…
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