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Tiong Bahru Hainanese Boneless Chicken Rice has a new restaurant Image credit: TBHBCR Chicken rice stans may be familiar with Tiong Bahru Hainanese Boneless Chicken Rice, the legendary stall at Tiong Bahru Market. After receiving the Michelin Bib Gourmand award numerous times and opening several stalls across the island, the brand is taking its next…
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Mr. Sun Tea opens at *SCAPE with unique bubble tea flavours While I usually hide from the scorching sun like a vampire, I was glad to stumble across the newly opened Mr. Sun Tea at *SCAPE. Hailing from Taiwan, the popular bubble tea brand has been around since 1999, serving up unique tea blends, XL…
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Laduree is back in Singapore with a pop-up at ION Orchard Image credit: @laduree.sg Good news for dessert fans: Laduree has returned to Singapore! You can find the French confectionery brand’s pop-up store at ION Orchard from now until 11 January 2026. 18 Orchard Road Cafes For All-Day Brunch, French-Japanese Desserts And More Originating from…
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Crunch & Cups is a hidden Vietnamese stall in Ang Mo Kio Tucked away in a new Ang Mo Kio BTO estate, Crunch & Cups is a modest stall that offers a surprisingly wide range of Vietnamese food and drinks. While there’s a small table outside if you’re planning to dine in, its setup suggests…
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Ah Cai is a new DIY acai and ice cream kiosk at *SCAPE The next time you’re shopping in Somerset and looking to beat the heat, head over to Ah Cai at *SCAPE. This new self-serve dessert bar allows you to build your own acai and ice cream bowls from $3.68! Unlike most acai cafes,…
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Basil King has viral basil pork rice with quadruple eggs Those familiar with the American food vlogger Mark Wiens may notice a striking resemblance between his Thai pad krapow (basil pork rice) brand, Phed Mark, and local stall Basil King. From its fireball mascot to its brand aesthetic, the similarities are uncanny. Of course, the…
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The harsh realities of being an F&B worker in Singapore F&B businesses that recently closed It’s a tough time to be an F&B owner. Between January and October 2025, 2,431 establishments shut down, while 82% of those registered for up to five years had never made a profit, according to the Ministry of Trade and…
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Kko Kko Na Ra Express is a new kiosk at Takashimaya Food Hall Known for being Singapore’s first Korean fried chicken store, Kko Kko Na Ra has returned to the scene, opening its first express outlet at Takashimaya Shopping Centre! This time, they’re serving up a variety of Korean street food favourites, alongside their beloved…
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Haidilao has $34.95++ buffet till 12 December 2025 Combine buffet and hotpot, and you get Haidilao’s $69.90++ End-of-Year All-You-Can-Order Buffet! It’s a buddy buffet meant for two, but do the math and you’ll realise it only amounts to $34.95++ per person. This great deal takes place for a month from 12 November to 12 December…
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FreakyCones is an ice cream and waffles cafe in Chinatown If you’re like me and can’t go without dessert after a meal, then add FreakyCones to your list of must-visit dessert spots. Located in Chinatown, this popular cafe has an impressive 4.9-star Google rating with over 1K reviews, serving up ice cream and waffles, brownies…
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Singapura Nanyang Coffee is an old-school cafe at Marina Square When I think of good Nanyang cuisine, the popular Malaysian chain Oriental Kopi comes to mind. Recently, we stumbled upon Singapura Nanyang Coffee at Marina Square that bears a striking resemblance to the JB-famous brand, from their flaky egg tarts and frothy XL kopi to…
Continue readingPaparch opens at Arab Street with famous burnt cheesecake Next time you’re in the Bugis area, make a pitstop at Paparch Singapore. The popular local bakery, previously online-only, has opened a physical store along Arab Street. 38 Bugis Food Places In Singapore For Souffle Pancakes, Wagyu Ramen And More Paparch began six years ago, gaining…
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Where to find ice cream uncles in Singapore There’s nothing quite like the joy of spotting an old-school ice cream uncle on a hot afternoon, serving up slabs of ice cream between crispy wafers or rainbow bread. While these nostalgic carts are getting harder to find, a few still roam our streets—here’s where you can…
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Ban Lan is a Michelin-approved Chinese restaurant in Orchard If you’re planning to impress your loved one(s) with good food, then head over to the newly opened Ban Lan at Scotts Square in Orchard. Hailing from China, the Michelin-approved restaurant is known for their delicious Hokkien dishes, from meat and seafood to soups and desserts,…
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Best Hunan restaurants in Singapore ranked As a fan of Sichuan food, you’d think I’d enjoy the similarly spice-laden cuisine of Hunan, China. And yet, whenever I’ve dined at Hunan restaurants, I’ve often left disappointed. The dishes just seemed less complex, less layered, than my beloved Sichuanese fare. My opinions mattered nought, however, as Hunan…
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Bao Whaan Thai Street Snacks has cheap pancake rolls Thai food is one of my favourite cuisines of all time, and I’m not just talking about the staples, such as tom yum, som tum, and green curry—I’m also a fan of cheap street snacks. Though there are plenty of Thai restaurants in Singapore, I don’t…
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Korean cafe Nuldam Space opens at SCAPE Orchard The next time you’re along Orchard Road, stop by Nuldam Space. Hailing from Korea, this popular cafe has just opened at the newly revamped SCAPE, marking the brand’s first overseas venture. 18 Orchard Road Cafes For All-Day Brunch, French-Japanese Desserts And More For the uninitiated, Nuldam Space…
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Dip Fried Chicken has fried chicken rice in Bukit Merah Fried chicken, to me, usually fares decently enough—unless we’re talking about outliers with overly bland or salty meat, or greasy, soggy chicken skin. That said, it’s not every day I come across a memorable eatery that truly stands out for its fried chicken. Recently, though,…
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Bronzo Pasta Bar has handmade pasta in Bukit Timah Image credit: Nomninjas via Google Maps The last time we were at Bukit Timah Wet Market & Food Centre, we visited Dough bakery to try their affordable croissants and shio pan. This time, there’s a new kid on the block: Bronzo Pasta Bar, a hawker stall…
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Red Star Restaurant has old-school pushcart dim sum in Chinatown Image credit: Ashley Matthew Teo via Google Maps We’re big fans of dim sum, whether it’s from contemporary chains such as Din Tai Fung, or the bustling, wallet-friendly spots across the border in JB. It’s getting much harder to find pushcart-style dim sum restaurants in…
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