Little India has a plethora of restaurants especially Indian cuisines from North Indian, South Indian restaurants, stalls, provision shops, you name it. If you’re familiar to the area and love Indian cuisines, you know you’ll be spoilt for choice but if you’re not, then you’ll probably be confused or overwhelmed! Race Course Road in particular … Continue reading
Fancy a late lunch date at a vintage bistro after all your shopping at Haji Lane? Drop by Good Old Days Bistro about 5 mins away for even more insta-worthy opportunities and delicious food! Definitely brings you back to the good old days.Address: Good Old Days Bistro, 337 Beach Road, #01-01, Singapore 199565 Tel: +65 … Continue reading
Fancy having some delectable chocolate cupcakes while enjoying a good read? How about healthy vegan and gluten-free ones? These Midnight Lux Cupcakes are the ultimate chocolate decadence! Made with rice milk, flaxseeds instead of eggs, molasses instead of processed sugar and avocado instead of butter, it’s a healthy and guilt-free treat – no animal products, … Continue reading
Gong Xi Fa Cai! Usher in the year of the Pig with a gastronomical reunion dinner filled with premium ingredients at Amara Singapore. Raise your chopsticks high as you toss the Eight Treasure Prosperity Yu Sheng to endless wealth and health! Lunar New Year Reunion Dinner 4 February 2019 Grand Ballroom, 530PM – 1030PM View … Continue reading
Need a pick-me-up drink during your lunch break from the office? Drop by Gravitea Bar conveniently tucked in the Central Business District area. Address: Gravitea Bar, 138 Robinson Road, #02-01, Singapore 088539 Tel: +65 8511 3418 Opening Hours: 1100 – 1730 (Mon, Tue) 1100 – 1800 (Wed – Fri) 1300 – 1800 (Sat, Sun)Gravitea is … Continue reading
Wherever I go to around the world, one of the first things I research about are what to eat and where I can get the best. I am one of those people who will pay for good food especially if they’re hard to get my hands on (a true Singaporean trait). So when we were … Continue reading
What connects people from different backgrounds better than a satisfying meal? Wanderlust Küche – A Culinary Dialogue – is a project by The Goethe Institutes to unite countries in Southeast Asia, Australia and New Zealand together through cooking and to share their secrets of German cuisines with us. We were humbled to be amongst the … Continue reading
It was early on a Monday morning when I was scrolling through Instagram for events happening around Singapore when I noticed a pop of Tiffany Blue stand out on the explore page… what, Breakfast at Tiffany’s?! Till when?! I realised it was the last day, woke Shine up and rushed down before the lunch time … Continue reading
I was invited by The Hedgehog Knows along with Foodwanderers, Jesq Lee and Kenpgl to try out ToriYard’s new dinner menu specially crafted by the executive chef, Hasewaga Isao. What better way to spend the evening than with friends and a taste of Japan right here amidst the lush surroundings of Bishan Park.Address: ToriYard, 1380 … Continue reading
If you’ve recalled, I wrote a list of Basilur Tea 13 Flavours earlied this year. Basilur Tea decided to send me something else to try, this time, it’s from the Music Concert Collection. I’ve been admiring some of their beautiful packaging, particularly the Tea House, Book and Music Concert Collection so I was thrilled when … Continue reading
Since both Shine and I are coffee enthusiasts, one of the things to strike off the bucket list was to try the most expensive coffee in the world – Kopi Luwak. What is Kopi Luwak and what makes it special? Luwak is this little guy over here, the Indonesian Civet Cat. It ferments the berries … Continue reading
Great news for North-side residents, shoppers and diners – do you know that there is a new artisan Bubble Tea in town? Bober Tea is an artisan tea focused on providing affordable, high-quality and tasty blends of tea with various flavours inspired from Taiwan, Japan and Chinese Bubble Teas with a gist of the local … Continue reading
I was fortunate to be able to attend Food & Hotel Asia (FHA) exhibition held at Singapore Expo this year with my makan kaki Irene from sgfoodwanderers.blogspot.com. That was where I discovered Zombie Snacks – these difigured little men in different colours and flavours – by a Japanese snacks company, MNH. The kind people gave … Continue reading
Calling all seafood lovers – fancy having a delicious bowl of crayfish, lobster, prawns, mackeral, grouper or abalone with XO added to your soup from a hawker stall within $10? Then you’re gonna love Shun Feng Crayfish Delight located right in the heart of the North of Singapore!Shun Feng Crayfish Delight was set up by … Continue reading
Going for drinks after work but craving for Yong Tau Fu at the same time? Located just across the Thian Hock Keng Temple at Telok Ayer Street, Fu Lin Bar & Kitchen is the place to go! The restaurant is renouned for it’s delicous Yong Tau Fu and the atmosphere is a fusion of industrial … Continue reading
I’ve been meaning to visit this quaint little cafe for a while now and I’m so glad we finally did. Tucked in between a row of shophouses in Bukit Pasoh Road, The Reading Room is the place where you can enjoy a meal and immerse yourself in a good book amonst vintage artefacts. Made me … Continue reading
Are you a coffee lover and love going cafe hunting for your next caffeine fix? Sign up for KopiPass and get access to free drinks in coffee houses all around Singapore! I’ve been using my KopiPass for the past 3 months now and I’m loving the uniquely themed cafes that I’ve visited via the application … Continue reading
Recently for Shine’s birthday, I decided to throw a surprise dinner reservation for just the two of us at Ocean Restaurant by Cat Cora, a dining concept developed by Resorts World Sentosa and renowned celebrity chef, Cat Cora, the first ever female Iron Chef. The Ocean Restaurant is located within the S.E.A. Aquarium where you … Continue reading
Hawker Centres are vital to us Singaporeans. As long as I can remember, I grew up around Hawker Centres. My memories of Sunday mornings as a child consisted of Roti Prata and Milo with the family at our neighbourhood hawker centres and we’ve celebrated countless of my parents, grandparents and now in-laws birthdays at our … Continue reading
Some people wind down with a glass of wine at the end of the day, I wind down with a cuppa tea. As much as I love my coffee, tea is a big part of my life. Tea is what I have almost every morning, night and sometimes even on particularly cold rainy afternoons to … Continue reading
