Category: Singapore Travel Guide

[ad_1] Desserts are the best part of any meal, and we can always count on dessert chefs to be creative with flavours and style. We’ve heard of ice cream waffles […]

[ad_1] A good bowl of ramen is a staple in our cravings for Japanese cuisine and if you’re looking for a selection of unique ramen dishes, Ebi-Tori Menzo at South […]

[ad_1] Easties, rejoice! A new halal-certified buffet hotpot specialising in spicy soup has recently opened at Simei East Point to widen your dining selection. Jin Shang Yi Pin Buffet Hot Pot is […]

[ad_1] Leslie’s Traditional Hainanese Kaya Recipe: Grandpa and Grandma would be proud! Silky smooth, flowy kaya I am very excited to share with you my traditional Hainanese kaya recipe!  This […]

  Mid-range hotels in Chinatown Grand China Hotel   Truly living up to its name, the Grand China Hotel includes tastefully decorated rooms, three restaurants, an outdoor pool and health club. […]

[ad_1] Soup tulang or better known as bone soup, is a dish prized for the marrow in the mutton or beef bone stewed in a red soup that is made […]

[ad_1] O gula melaka, mother of Southeast Asian sugars. Also known as palm sugar, it is made from the sap of flower buds of the coconut tree. Most commonly found in […]

  Mid-range hotels in Chinatown Grand China Hotel: Truly living up to its name, the Grand China Hotel includes tastefully decorated rooms, three restaurants, an outdoor pool and health club. […]

[ad_1] Singapore with its gorgeous skyline, beautiful parks and gardens, interesting theme parks and entertainment zones, and enormous shopping options has become a favourite vacation spot. However, not much attention […]

[ad_1] While Crazy Rich Asians may have set off a buzz about the fancy hawker fares at Newton Food Centre, only a true Singaporean will know that the real gem […]