Category: Singapore Travel Guide

[ad_1] The first time I tried Mahota Kitchen was about two years ago, when my family chanced upon their newly-opened outlet in Kitchener Complex. I loved their farm-to-table concept, where […]

[ad_1] The title of Bib Gourmand braised duck has changed hands from Liang Zhao Ji who held it from 2016 to 2017, to a relative newcomer this year. Chuan Kee […]

[ad_1] Bukit Merah View Hawker Centre is where most taxi drivers congregate after their shifts. Even though it isn’t near any MRT stations, you can still find a substantial number […]

[ad_1] Bigger may not always be better, as Papi’s Tacos on Seah Street proves with its 16-seater bar top Mexican dining. Vibrant and fun, this taqueria brings to mind food […]

[ad_1] Eighteen Chefs has grown into a well-known name in the Singapore food scene. Famed for affordable western cuisine, they’ve branched out to open The MeatHöuse.  Located in the refurbished Century Square Mall […]

[ad_1] Let’s face it, Singapore’s hot weather is just the perfect excuse for us to cool off with ice cream whenever we feel like it. But if you’re tired of […]

[ad_1] Spending time with the family is always an important part of any weekend, and nothing spells family time like brunch does. Credit – Monti If like me, you’re always […]

[ad_1] Wong Po Lou Meen: Prawn Omelette noodles $20 Wong po lou meen, (lit yellow cloth, blanched noodles) is one those old school dishes that is so old that I […]

[ad_1] Stuck in a queue as your lunch hour ticks away? For those of us working in the CBD area, there’s always a crowd during lunch hours, no matter where you […]

[ad_1] We Singaporeans love seafood, and we have so many excellent seafood restaurants around the island. For most of us, it’s usually a luxury to enjoy a sumptuous seafood spread; […]