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Duke Dessert has traditional Chinese desserts at Fortune Centre Duke Dessert is an eatery that opened in July 2023, but here’s the interesting part: they are located right next to Yat Ka Yan, an OG traditional dessert shop in Fortune Centre. For them to survive against such a strong competitor, they must be doing something…
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Best People’s Park Food Centre stalls When talking about People’s Park Food Centre, most people will only think about Ri Ri Hong Ma La Xiang Guo. A shame really, considering how many great stalls the hawker centre houses. Here is a list of awesome stalls you should try the next time you are there, from…
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Palates & Bagels By T.A.M has affordable bagels in Johor Bahru If you love bagels and are planning a trip to Johor Bahru, be sure to add Palates & Bagels By T.A.M to your list of must-visit cafes in JB. Located just a 10-minute drive from JB customs, the cafe opens from 8:30am so you…
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Kantin serves authentic Bornean cuisine in Jewel Changi Airport If you’re always on social media, you may have heard of the edible dirty sponge cake by Kantin, a restaurant in Jewel Changi Airport. Well, besides this humorous April Fools Prank, Kantin serves authentic Bornean cuisine alongside exotic alcoholic drinks and desserts. For the uninitiated, Bornean…
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Teochew Kway Tiao Mee is a popular noodle stall in Whampoa Image credit: Teochew Kway Tiao Mee We love all things old-school, from traditional bakeries to Western stalls and old-school breakfast spots. Teochew Kway Tiao Mee is another hidden gem in Whampoa with over 50 years of history, known for their nostalgic noodles at wallet-friendly prices….
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D’ Cafe is a minimalist glasshouse cafe in Johor Bahru D’ Cafe is a quick 10-minute ride from the customs, but once you enter the glasshouse cafe, it feels as though you’re far away from the hustle and bustle of the city. This garden-themed space pretty much checks all the boxes of what I would…
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Krispy Kreme has new KitKat doughnuts for a limited time Doughnut fans, you don’t want to miss out on this exciting news: Krispy Kreme has teamed up with KitKat to launch four exclusive flavours, available from now till 30 April 2024! Each doughnut is priced at $3.90. Mister Donut Review: Famous Japanese Mochi Doughnuts In…
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Singapore Polytechnic food guide With the new academic year kicking off, you may be wondering what’s good to eat at your school. This Singapore Polytechnic food guide is a compilation of recommendations from existing students as well as alumni throughout the years. As a former SP kid myself, the bragging rights are real; our food…
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Cafe Gyoen is a new Japanese-themed cafe in Serangoon Gardens with a train decor. Taking over the space vacated by Isshin Machi, Cafe Gyoen will transport you to the Tokyo metro stations and train cabins! Opened by the same owners behind Yamato Izakaya in Tai Seng, Cafe Gyoen has transformed their toilets into a Tokyo…
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Pawa Bakery is a new bakery in Raffles Place with affordable bread Image credit: Zizhen Wang CBD peeps, there’s a new bakery for you to visit: Pawa Bakery, a short three-minute walk from Raffles Place or Telok Ayer MRT Station. This small takeaway-only store sells freshly baked bread and bagels that are well-priced, with most…
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OutLine Cafe is a glamping-themed cafe in Johor Bahru If you’re a fan of camping but have been deterred by Singapore’s scorching temperatures, here’s how you can go “glamping” in style and comfort. Simply cross the border to Johor Bahru and visit OutLine Cafe in Mount Austin. While the cafe is a 30-minute drive from…
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Seoul Restaurant has affordable Korean BBQ buffet in Orchard Image credit: @seoulconrad We’re all about discovering hidden gem restaurants in Singapore, so when we heard about Seoul Restaurant, we knew we had to cover them. Tucked away on the third floor of Conrad Singapore Orchard, the atas-looking restaurant offers Korean BBQ buffet from just $49++—a…
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The Long Weekend Pizza has wood-fired pizza in East Coast Image credit: Zxg W Home-based businesses are levelling up their game these days. For instance, there’s The Sunday Brunch, a reservations-only home cafe with a menu that changes with the month. On that note, we’ve also recently discovered The Long Weekend Pizza, a home-based bakery…
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Nickel is a cosy cafe with gorgeous desserts in Rochor Previously known as Lee’s Confectionery, Nickel is a cosy cafe tucked away in a corner along Middle Road. It’s also a quick five-minute walk from Rochor MRT Station! It has already been more than five years since we visited their OG branch in Jurong, so…
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Tian Wang Desserts moves to Keong Saik with durian mousse and more When Tiang Wang Desserts opened in 2021, the late-night cafe was met with much fanfare for their IG-worthy mahjong decor and traditional desserts. Three years later, they’ve shifted to Keong Saik Road in Chinatown, a five-minute walk from Maxwell MRT Station! Tian Wang…
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Paik’s Noodle opens in Punggol and Tiong Bahru with jjajangmyeon If you love Korean jjajangmyeon, you’d likely have heard of Paik’s Noodle. This famous noodle chain, owned by a Korean celebrity chef, has over 270 outlets across the globe. The good news is they’ve just opened two new outlets in Singapore: Waterway Point and Tiong…
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Cherry Discotheque has cai png from $2 in CBD This April, if you walk around CBD on weekday afternoons, you may be startled to see the famous nightclub Cherry Discotheque looking suspiciously like a coffeeshop from the outside—just look at the above picture. The reason for this transformation is that, from now till the end…
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Yoshi’s Kitchen has nasi lemak omurice in Toa Payoh These days, nasi lemak is no longer just about rice and fried chicken—we have So Lemak in Bedok serving up har cheong gai nasi lemak, and Husk Nasi Lemak in Bugis with fusion nasi lemak paired with beef rendang and moo ping-inspired chicken. There’s also Yoshi’s…
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Plum Village is a Hakka restaurant with 55 years of history Whether you have Hakka blood or are just interested in experiencing different traditional Chinese cuisines, Plum Village should be on your radar. It’s owned by a 78-year-old Hakka, Lai Fak Nian, and boasts 55 years of heritage. Back in 1969, Mr Lai’s father first…
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Viet Corner has affordable Vietnamese food in Bukit Batok Image credit: A L Westies who are craving for authentic Vietnamese fare are in luck. Tucked away in a coffeeshop in Bukit Batok is Viet Corner, a humble eatery run by a Vietnamese couple. Besides being comforting and flavour-packed the way Vietnamese food should be, the…
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