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Sukiya, Suntec City, Singapore
So when’s the best time to beat the snaking lines at Sukiya?
Yardbird Southern Table & Bar, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore
I had high expectations for this local fried chicken favorite. But then, it all came tumbling down with a very judgmental service.
Lavender Bakery, ION Orchard, Singapore
There’s something satisfying about bakeries — they never break your budget yet they delight your day.
Cafe Kreams, Maxwell Chambers, Singapore
This is what Kreams are made of.
Chez Suzette, Teck Lim Road, SG
Another cafe to add to your bucket list for brunch aficionados or if you want a taste of Paris in Singapore while you wait for travel to normalize.
Champion Bolo Bun, Tanjong Pagar, SG
If you don’t consume it within 20 minutes, they’ll exchange a new one for you. Hmm.
Two Man Bagel House, Holland Village, Singapore
Sorry. This is NOT a bagel.
Burnt Ends Bakery, Dempsey Hill and Teck Lim Road, Singapore
Climb this narrow staircase and maybe you’ll find the best brioche doughnuts in Singapore.
Meatsmith by Burnt Ends, Singapore
Here at Meatsmith to satisfy my cravings for some really good brisket.
Burnt Ends, #24 Asia’s 50 Best, #94 World’s 50 Best, 1 Michelin Star, Singapore
Meet Burnt Ends and the steak of your dreams.
Bread Street Kitchen by Gordon Ramsay, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore
Because I was craving for Yorkshire pudding. And gravy. Lots and lots of it.
Johan Paris: French Japanese bakery, Isetan, Singapore
Let me introduce you to my favorite bakery in Singapore.
Common Man Stan, Stanley Street, Singapore
Got over my procrastination and finally ate at CMCR Stan.
Pasta Brava, Duxton Hill, Singapore
I found great plate of pasta at the oldest Italian restaurant in Singapore
Mott 32, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore
Barbecue Pluma Iberico Pork, Yellow Mountain Honey. The name’s already a mouthful. Wait till you taste it.
eggslut, Scotts Square, Singapore
I want my Slut. (Yes, I know how that sounds.)
Holland Village XO Fish Head Bee Hoon, Dover, Singapore
This milky fish soup is mixed with XO brandy and rice wine. Perfect for a rainy day in Singapore.
Springleaf Prata, Rail Mall, Singapore
At Springleaf Prata, make sure you come with an empty stomach. (But don’t drink the free lemon juice with an empty tank!)
Elixir Boutique Roasters, Singapore
Too much truffle, too much scrambled eggs, and too much creaminess, with nothing acidic to cut through it. Elixir’s Truffle Eggs Prosciutto needs greens.