Societe Canteen – Cluny Court

Located at one of the more silent corners of Bukit Timah away from the rest of the eating establishments is a comfy, clean and relaxing cafe called Societe Canteen. Tucked Continue reading →

Maccha House – Orchard Central

With the health benefits of green tea spreading around globally, green tea or maccha speciality shops have started opening their outlets in Singapore. Maccha House was one of the maccha Continue reading →

J.Co Donuts & Coffee – Junction10

J.Co had been in Singapore for quite some time now, but I had not gotten the chance to try them out until lately. I only remembered their existence at Junction10 Continue reading →

Owl Cafe – The Star Vista

The Star Vista is really a the place for foodies with so many fresh and new food outlets situated at a common place. One of the places that is unique Continue reading →

Eighteen Chefs – Cathay Cineleusure

Eighteen Chef’s might have closed down it’s outlet in East Point due to East Point’s renovation, but to make up the loss of an outlet, they had opened a new Continue reading →

Buttercake N Cream – Sunset Way

A while ago my friend and I had already decided to visit Buttercake N Cream as I had long craved for their food, but however when we visited their Bedok Continue reading →

ambush! – Plaza Singapura

Ambush is one of my personal favourite go-to places for European fare. Ever since discovering their Jurong Point outlet, I had always wanted to revisit them for their food was Continue reading →

Haato – Thomson Plaza

Haato & Co probably got famous for serving up it’s well-known gelato and delectable waffles, but did you know that they also serve entrees and mains now too? The outlet Continue reading →

Habitat Coffee – Upper Thomson Road

Everyone knows that Upper Thomson Road is the place to go for food; from dessserts to coffee to brunch and even local delights; that is the place to go for Continue reading →

Burger Shack – King’s Arcade

Those who have studied in schools around the Bukit Timah/Clementi academic belt might find the name “Burger Shack” familiar. Opened by the same guys who brought us Island Creamery, Burger Continue reading →

Saba Rice Burger from MOS Burger

As many might have known from my post on the Mustard Chicken Burger from MOS Burger post, I like MOS Burger compared to other fast food chains, so it is Continue reading →

MyTaste (品味）- Blk 529 Ang Mo Kio Ave 10

Ang Mo Kio Ave 10 is like a food haven; with a cooked food centre, countless of coffee shops (one of which has a LavaRock) and a few well-known eating Continue reading →

Next Door Deli – Blk 529 Ang Mo Kio Ave 10

Nestled around the area where Cheng San Cooked Food Centre and Wet Market is located, Next Door Deli is a neighbourhood cafe run by the same guys by Pine Garden’s Continue reading →

Scoopz – Parkway Parade

If you live around the Marine Parade, Scoopz would be no stranger to you. Opened since 1996, Scoopz had been scooping up ice-cream for a decade now and they just Continue reading →

Some’s Roast Culture – Goldhill Centre

I have a strong liking for roasted delights ever since I was young, especially for roasted pork and charsiew, so when I found out about Some’s Roasted Culture I knew Continue reading →

Island Creamery – King Albert Park

Having studied around the area for 3 years, Island Creamery is an often-mentioned name that would not be strange to anybody who is a regular to the Bukit Timah area. Continue reading →

Chic-A-Boo Fried Chicken – Blk 721 Ang Mo Kio Ave 8

The fast food scene here is starting to get abuzz once again, however unlike the time few years ago when we have the international giants stepping into the local market, Continue reading →

Bbuble K – Blk 684 Hougang Ave 8

Hougang Ave 8 was often the place I go to when I was young, and even after I moved out of Hougang, I still visit the place regularly. Strange thing Continue reading →

Saveur – Far East Plaza

Saveur should not be an unfamiliar name to local foodies who are into French fare; they had been around Purvis Street for quite a while now serving french food to Continue reading →

Il Piccolo Pizzeria – Blk 78C Toa Payoh Central

Let’s just say that you had enough of pizzas from the likes of Pizza Hut, Sarpino’s, Californian 2-4-1 etc and want to go for something that’s different and probably available Continue reading →

Creamier (Part 2) – Blk 128 Toa Payoh Lorong 1

The photos I had taken during my first visit does not seem to do justice for the food they served here, so I went down for a second visit together Continue reading →

Sin Sian Yuen Pte Ltd – Blk 101 Yishun Ave 5

Chong Pang may be best known for Nasi Lemak, but it’s also one of the few places in the north that actually serves up some pretty nice food. Sin Sian Continue reading →

Gelateria Italia – jCube

It is a daring attempt for anyone to call themselves the best in Singapore, so when Gelateria Italia claimed that they are the best in Singapore for Gelatos, I was Continue reading →

Le Gourmet – Blk 504 West Coast Drive

It’s really hard to believe that a hidden gem would exists in the West Coast area, especially when it is located so near to the Pandan Loop area which is Continue reading →

Churrosity – Holland Village

Churros are hard to chance upon in Singapore, especially out of the pubs, so I was rather surprised to pass by Churrosity while walking around Holland Village. It’s a small Continue reading →

Tonkatsu Ginza Bairin – jCube

A few years ago, I always passed by a restaurant that sold only Dons, Curry Rice and Udons at ION Orchard. The cheapest item on sale was the Oyako Don, Continue reading →

Yellow Submarines – Blk 177 Toa Payoh Central

Amidst all the hype about Tim Ho Wan’s opening at Plaza Singapura, Yellow Submarine, a humble local fast food restaurant had opened in the bustling neighbourhood of Toa Payoh Central. Continue reading →

Food For Thought – 8Q SAM

Some time back, a friend decided to recommended Food For Thought for brunch on a day out. Food For Thought is synonymous to the word “brunch”, although it does sell Continue reading →

Le Bon Vivant – Blk 164 Bukit Merah Central

I knew ahead of time that Le Bon Vivant was nearby before I made my trip to Streets of London, so I prepared myself by not trying to stuff myself Continue reading →

Streets of London – Blk 161 Bukit Merah Central

Bukit Merah might seem like a quiet and perhaps even an “aging” neighbourhood, but it seems that neighbourhood cafes that targets office executives and young adults have found their home Continue reading →

Jalan Kayu The Prata Cafe – United Square

Though Jalan Kayu is a hotspot for Roti Prata, I have had many people who told me that the Roti Prata there is over-rated and shouldn’t be as hyped about Continue reading →

Alfero Gelato – Marina Square

After hearing all the ravings on Alfero Gelato, I decided to pay a visit to the Marina Square outlet after running some errands. The outlet at Marina Square is a Continue reading →

Malaysian Food Street – Resorts World Sentosa

Wanting to have a short staycation but craving for Malaysian food yet too lazy to get past the customs? Fret not, because you can have the best of both worlds Continue reading →

Goldilocks Fried Chicken – Universal Studios Singapore (and some Churros!)

It’s not often that you can get to dine in the food establishments in Universal Studios Singapore, unless you have an annual pass of sorts or it would definitely be Continue reading →

Chinta Manis – Novena Square

Peranakan dishes are probably the most traditional of fusion food. Unlike now where fusion food normally means East meets West or vice versa, Peranakan uses spices commonly used by Chinese, Continue reading →

Bishamon Sapporo Ramen – Bedok Point

With strong competitors that created a reputation for themselves within a short period of time such as Keisuke Tori King around, Ramen joints are facing a higher level of difficulty Continue reading →

Swensen’s Singapore revmaped weekend breakfast menu

It’s been quite a while since I last visited Swensen’s for breakfast, so if was kind of a surprise when I saw the breakfast menu revamped with the rest of Continue reading →

Dim Dim The Hong Kong Pantry – Marina Square

Formerly the home of Singapore’s only Chicking outlet, following the exit of Chicking from the local market, the shop space now belongs to Dim Dim The Hong Kong Pantry; a Continue reading →

Mr Pan’s (Part 2) – Blk 418 Yishun Ave 11

After my first visit to Mr Pan’s, I wasn’t really impressed by the main I ordered as although the food was above average, the price doesn’t seem fitting for the Continue reading →

The Pizza Place – Raffles City Shopping Centre

Mention “pizza” in Raffles City Shopping Centre and the first name that comes to mind is Skinny Pizza. While Skinny Pizza is all modern, upscale and more “artisanal” as it Continue reading →

Mischief <3 Us – Blk 827 Tampines St 81

Yes, I am not goofing around here; there is really a heart shape in the name of this ice-cream parlour. It’s location at Tampines Street 81 is probably well known Continue reading →

iWaNNaGeTsTuFFeD – Blk 801 Tampines Ave 4

iWaNNaGeTsTuFFeD is a mid-sized non air-conditioned cafe that sits directly opposite East View Primary School. While it looks simple and pretty average from the exterior, not the same could be Continue reading →

Teadot – NEX

Following the trend of upscale coffee joints opening in Singapore, Teadot is like a tea counterpart to all of these coffee joints that serves mainly teas. Also like other coffee Continue reading →

Laksania – NEX

Like cats, Laksa is a type of food that has many different species. The most local version would be the Katong Laksa, while we also have Penang Laksa from across Continue reading →

Ice Cream Frenzy – Blk 501 West Coast Drive

West Coast is a spot in Singapore where many would neglect as it is one of those neighbourhoods tucked in a corner outside the town centre located near to an Continue reading →

Triple O’s by White Spot – The Star Vista

Triple O’s was a fast food outlet that is rarely heard about in Singapore as it’s presence is neither as global as the biggest name in fast food, McDonald’s, nor Continue reading →

Noelle’s Signatures – Blk 304 Woodlands Street 31

With modern western stalls such as Aston’s Express sprouting in neighbourhood coffeeshops, many budding entrepreaneurs had started opening western stalls in such locations and following closely to the theme of Continue reading →

Strictly Pancakes – 44A Prinsep Street

Pancakes have evolved of the late. Gone are the impressions of them being for breakfast doused in maple syrup and butter. People now have it any point of the day Continue reading →