French – Page 2 – Candid Cuisine

Cafe Kitsune, Capitol Singapore

Get the pastries and stay away from the sandos. Cold as the winter winds of Paris.

Alice Boulangerie, Tanjong Pagar, Singapore

Finally, finally, another best croissant in Singapore.

PN Resto Bar, Holland Village, Singapore

If you’re looking for affordable steaks but don’t want to stretch your budget (and still get the perfect dinner and hangout vibes), look no further than PN Resto Bar.

Paris Baguette, Raffles City, Singapore

Paris Baguette is now opened at Raffles City, collaborating with Teatra and serving an all day brunch affair.

Brasserie Les Saveurs St. Regis, Singapore: Hotel Breakfast Review

For anyone staying at St. Regis during their vacation, here’s a review of Brasserie Les Saveurs’ breakfast service.

La Levain, Jalan Besar, Singapore

For those with a sweet tooth, La Levain’s playful take on croissants and viennoiserie is one to try.

L’Express: 24/7 Boucherie in Park Avenue South, NYC

If you’re seeking for a dangerous thrill in NYC, L’Express is an innocent-looking yet regular spot for interesting characters.

Dominique Ansel Bakery, Spring Street, Soho, NYC

Despite the new Dominique Ansel Workshop, I found my feet inside the Spring Street outpost, not for its cult favorite cronuts, but for my usual cup of hot chocolate.

Lafayette Grand Cafe and Bakery, Lower East Side, NYC

Introducing my new brunch favorite (and Taylor Swift’s rumored favorite too).

Petit Pain: Best Croissant and Viennoiseries in Singapore

I found the best croissants in Singapore. Come here early, because they get sold out before closing time.

The French American Bakery, Haji Lane, Singapore

Here are three pastries you must get at this popular Muslim-owned bakery along the vibrant Haji Lane.

French Fold, Telok Ayer, CBD, Singapore

I’m sensing a new trend here. Merci Marcel’s buckwheat flour galettes are now replacing your Sunday egg bennies.

Angelina Paris, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore

You’ll find that despite less-than-stellar reviews on Google Maps, people keep returning. It’s because there’s something about this Parisienne cafe you can’t quite figure out. And I don’t think it’s the L’African hot chocolate.