Located in a colonial-style heritage house at the verdant Seletar Aerospace Park, Wildseed Cafe & Bar is a spacious, family-friendly lunch spot that offers bright and airy alfresco seating. Its quaint surroundings make it a unique dining destination. … Continue readingWildseed Cafe & Bar: Garden-inspired patisserie and bistro nestled in Seletar Aerospace Park
Tiong Bahru Bakery Safari is a charmingly rustic cafe with a safari-themed twist that sits between the verdant Singapore Botanic Gardens and the upscale restaurant hub of Dempsey Hill. From the best croissants to quaint furniture and taxidermy butterflies on display, here’s why you should visit. … Continue readingTiong Bahru Bakery Safari: Enjoy coffee and French pastries in this beautifully rustic safari-themed cafe
Want to get in on the mazesoba craze in Singapore? Kajiken’s the place to be. Here, you get to upsize your noodles for no extra charge. Also, don’t forget to mix your saucy bowl for 20 whole seconds before you get to slurping! … Continue readingKajiken Tanjong Pagar: This is how you get massively addicted to “dry ramen” in Singapore
Generous donburi bowls topped with the likes of truffle shoyu-seasoned wagyu beef, or perhaps chunks of fresh salmon, tuna and swordfish sashimi? You can now satisfy your cravings at myVillage, Serangoon Gardens. … Continue readingMonzen @ Gardens sets the bar for loaded Japanese rice bowls in Serangoon Gardens
Symmetry seems to be on every Singaporean brunch-goer’s radar. We hungry hippos decided to make our way down to Jalan Kubor to judge the hype for ourselves, and between our fancy omelette and coffee’d matcha latte, we were not disappointed. … Continue readingSymmetry Weekend Brunch: Baked smoked fish omelette + iced dirty matcha latte
We dropped by Strangers’ Reunion for a quick brunch and it was chock-a-block full of people. Popular on weekends, definitely. But did it live up to the hype? We’ll tell you. … Continue readingBrave the weekend brunch crowd at Strangers’ Reunion, we dare you
Designed for nature lovers with a penchant for waterfront dining. Granted, it’s along the Punggol waterway, so it’s quite out of the way for most. However, the ambience is worth the journey, … Continue readingWhisk & Paddle is one of Punggol’s essential scenic waterfront cafes
Common Man Coffee Roasters serves up more than just their signature CMCR brews. This Robertson Quay cafe has a brunch menu that might actually tickle your fancy. … Continue readingBraised ox cheeks hiding in your eggs Benedict? It’s more “common” than you think