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Lai Heng Economical Mixed Veg Rice has affordable cai png in Toa Payoh Image credit: Jacob TAN Most Toa Payoh foodies will surely be familiar with Lai Heng Economical Mixed Veg Rice, a cai png stall in Kim Keat Palm Market & Food Centre that draws consistent long queues. The reason for the stall’s popularity…
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Ju Xing Home has an affordable high tea set at Takashimaya Michelin Bib Gourmand restaurant Ju Xing Home, which hails from Hong Kong, has rolled out a high tea set on weekdays, 2:30pm to 5:30pm. It’s affordably priced at $21.80++ for two people, which works out to just $10.90++ per diner! View this post on…
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Kedai Makan Muhajirin has $1 nasi lemak in Toa Payoh The concept of a $3 dish is one I hadn’t heard of since secondary school – much less a $1 dish. Since I left uni, my meals have cost at least a green Yusof Ishak. Yet, here I was at Kedai Makan Muhajirin, a humble…
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MoNo lets you buy as many snacks as you want from $10 If your mouth is always “itchy” and need to munch on something, MoNo is for you! They are a social enterprise aiming to promote food sustainability in Singapore by educating the public about food waste. You can find them on the second floor…
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Betsubara Creamery & Cafe is a new dessert cafe in Tampines North Image credit: @foodie.lly Tampines residents are in luck. Many new cafes and bakeries are popping up in the newer BTO estates—you have Glasshouse Creamery in Tampines West, Dough in Jungle in Tampines North and plenty more lined up. Betsubara Creamery & Cafe is…
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Best Telok Ayer restaurants The CBD has dining options aplenty, and Telok Ayer is no exception. If it’s hawker food you want, you’ve got Lau Pa Sat and Amoy Street Food Centre to satisfy. Else, if you’re looking for a casual eatery, especially if it’s for brunch or good coffee, Telok Ayer’s cafes are dime…
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Penang Culture is a popular halal restaurant at Compass One Ghee Hiang fans in Singapore were excited when Penang Culture announced a collaboration with the famous Malaysian pastry shop, as this meant they could get their traditional biscuit fix without crossing the border. Penang’s Famous Ghee Hiang Pastries Is Coming To Singapore If you’re at…
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Re Patisserie is a minimalist cafe with desserts in Johor Bahru Johor Bahru is one of my favourite destinations for cafe-hopping in JB, so when I chanced upon TikTok-viral Re Patisserie, I had them saved immediately on my list of must-visit cafes. Places that trend on social media platforms are often a hit or miss,…
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Lao San Kway Chap is a famous stall in Ang Mo Kio I’ll say this right off the bat: Lao San Kway Chap is my favourite kway chap stall in Singapore. I’ve attempted to challenge that notion by trying other famous stalls, but none have managed to surpass the Ang Mo Kio stall as my…
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Xiang Yu Pan Fried Bun is run by an ex-restaurant chef in Jurong I’ll let you in on a little secret here at Eatbook: we love Chinese food, especially handmade dumplings and bao. Now and then I would hear a colleague ask me, “Can you help me dabao chilli oil dumplings from the nearby hawker…
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