More crepes. My craving for sweet and buttery crepes continues.
Category: Singapore
Istanblue Meze & Grill, Baghdad Street, Singapore
Kebabs are a little tough to chew so wash it down with Turkish coffee. No, they don’t serve alcohol.
Coffee Academics Flagship at Scotts Square, Singapore
Went back to Coffee Academics in Scotts Square after a while. There is sorcery in their Crispy Fish Tacos.
Meidi-ya Supermarket, Millennial Walk
The year of groceries continue its streak.
Black Cow 黑牛 at South Beach
Going with the principle “Go high or go low”…
The Winery @ Chjimes
The Winery is certified fresh. It doesn’t sag in the middle.
Why I’m writing again
Some of you may be wondering why I’m writing again. Here’s a delicious striploin donburi to explain.
Papi’s Tacos, Singapore
The sagging middle: make way when the soggy tacos break in the middle. Drip drip drip.
Entre-Nous Creperie, Singapore
Where it melts, the crepe absorbs that lava made out of salted caramel butter.
Hang Heung Singapore 恆香老餅家 Hong Kong Bakery since 1920
That century egg between lotus paste is the bomb.
Lao Jie Fang 老街坊, Mei Ling Hawker Centre, Singapore
Serendipitous encounter. Reminds me of Sister Wah in Hong Kong.
Shake Shack All Around the World
Have you ever had Shake Shack’s shoestring fries before it’s crinkle cut fries?
10 Foods You Must Eat in Singapore
I’m leaving out the usual chili crabs and cereal prawns. Those are basic.
Pokemon Center Jewel Changi Airport Singapore Guide: Top 10 Things You Shouldn’t Miss
Giving you a rundown of the top 10 things you shouldn’t miss at the new Pokemon Center at Jewel Changi Airport.
A&W Restaurants return to Singapore at Jewel Changi, Second Outlet in June 2019!
The opening weekend is such a huge success that A&W plans to open its second restaurant in June 2019 and the third branch in 2020. Here’s what you need to know, if you’re feeling FOMO.
Jewel Changi Airport Singapore Guide: Top 15 Things to Do, Eat and See
The long awaited mixed use development complex in Changi Airport has finally opened its doors to the public!
Liao Fan Hawker Chan Singapore: Hong Kong Soya Sauce Chicken is World’s Cheapest Michelin Starred Meal
How does the world’s cheapest Michelin star stack up against my taste?
Tiger Sugar Singapore – Brown Sugar Boba
The lines are ridiculously long and they’re selling milk. I felt cheated.
Nakajima Suisan – Best Value Japanese Saba in Singapore
If you’re tired of eating the usual hawker food, and you’re a bit tight in your budget, there’s one place that I would recommend where you can eat great food and save cash. Nakajima Suisan, located at B2 at Takashimaya Department Store, is probably the best find in the island.
Watanabe Coffee Japanese Cafe and Bar at Shaw House, Singapore
I get it. Watanabe Coffee exists only to provide coffee and desserts.