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HaengBok CakeYo 행복해요 means “Happiness” in Korean, and is a dessert takeaway shop located at Kampong Bahru. It joins the likes of gelato shop Three Point Two, Nordic-style Cafe At3, French-style Dolc Patisserie, pet-friendly Plain Vanilla, Kream & Kensho and Strangers’ Reunion. Opened under the same roof by the folks behind baking studio Nanatang, HaengBok…
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D’Penyetz appears to be well-received with Singaporeans for their Indonesian-style Ayam Penyet with six levels of spiciness – upped from the previous five. Because fans just love the heat. Other than outlets at Downtown East, JEM and Lor Chuan (New Tech Park), it has also recently opened a kiosk concept at Tiong Bahru Plaza. Ayam…
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Located at one other end of Orchard Road, Far East Plaza may have lost some of its retail fame from the good-old days, but people do head there for the many inexpensive fuss-free eateries. This particular eatery Greenview Café tucked on corner of Level 4, is the food fix you need if you love Mee…
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Looking for cakes delivery to celebrate Father’s Day on the 20th of June? Don’t let being indoors dampen your cravings for luscious cakes and desserts. With all the challenges out there, a slice of cake (or a whole one) is enough to bring comfort to your home, your family and yourself. Simply order online from…
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Matchaya is said to be born out of pure love and frustration. After a trip to Japan, the owners fell in love with Japanese Matcha but found that there is a lack of high quality yet reasonably priced Matcha. (Also read: 35 Japanese Cafes In Singapore) Established since August 2015, Matchaya aspires to be a…
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Wah Kee Noodle 華記面食品 may be less frequently mentioned on social media or noodle listicles, but it does deserve a spot to be one of the top hawker wanton mee in Singapore. Located on Level 2 of Amoy Street Food Centre, there used to be two long lines at this section during peak hour lunch…
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When you walk past Amoy Street Food Centre Stall on the ground level, you may notice this “Fried Kway Teow” stall located at the corner, opposite the ATM. This Char Kway Teow stall with striking blue signboard “炒粿條” does not have a special name, so it has been called the “Nameless Fried Kway Teow” before….
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Interesting how burgers have become the comfort food during this stay-at-home period, to soothe your soul while filling your tummy. Is it because they are easy to consume – just grab, hold and eat? Or that they provide the sense of familiarity yet with creative flavours? I find that burgers are fuss-free to pick-up (colloquially…
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The first time I tried Chun Seng Noodle House 春成 at ABC Brickworks Food Centre was during the “Circuit Breaker” period. Then I spotted a young hawker mum juggle between taking care of her baby boy and settling delivery orders from the Bak Chor Mee. The wait for the customer was longer than usual, but…
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When I was looking out for Ipoh Horfun to feature in Singapore last year, a Malaysian friend recommended me to a ‘secret’ place that he claimed to be very authentic and reminded him of home. I was half-sceptical at first, because while there are many Ipoh Horfun stalls in Singapore, not all are Ipoh-Ipoh in…
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