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Tai Wo Tang 大和堂 – “Traditional Medical Hall” Hong Kong Café With Nostalgic...
[Hong Kong] If you are in Hong Kong and craving a cup of latte or an avocado toast, I believe a Traditional Chinese Medicine Hall would be the last place to look. Many modern-styled cafés are popping...
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10 Must Try Stalls At Chomp Chomp Food Centre –“Michelin” Hokkien Mee, Fried...
Chomp Chomp Food Centre at Serangoon Garden is popular as a supper place, good especially when you have occasional late-night cravings for Hokkien Mee, Satay and Chicken Wings. So plan your visit as...
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10 Famous Bubble Tea Brands That Arrived (Or Are Coming) To Singapore
During the last year or so, Bubble Tea has enjoyed a new round of resurgence in Singapore. People who grew up in the ‘era’ of Quickly, Cool Station and Milk Girl (gosh, I feel old), would find this all...
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Hands and Heart – Hidden Minimalist Café At Thonglor Bangkok That May Capture...
[Bangkok] While Thonglor is known to be THE trendy neighbourhood bursting with activities which houses many hipster spaces such as The Commons, Roast (every Singaporean goes there), and Pacamara Coffee...
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Siji Minfu 四季民福烤鸭店 – Recommended Peking Duck Restaurant In Beijing, Near...
[Beijing] When I asked for Peking Duck recommendations in the capital city of China, the classy Da Dong Roast Duck 北京大董烤鸭 and mass-market Quanjude Roast Duck 全聚德 come most recommended. Then there is...
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Five Guys – America’s Favourite Burger Brand, MAY Just Come To Singapore
Shake Shack has come to Singapore at Jewel Changi Airport, In-N-Out Burger not yet but at least they do occasional pop-ups, and Five Guys is “likely to open in Singapore” – that’s according to 8 Days....
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Menya Kokoro – Maze-Soba Specialist Unveils NEW Items Including Tamagoyaki,...
Mazesoba, literally translated as “mixed noodles” is a type of broth-less ramen, particularly popular during the hotter summer months. So even though there is “soba” in its name, the dish is...
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Ole and Steen – Must-Go Bakery Cafe In London, Famous For Danish Pastries
[London] It was a slice of the Cinnamon Social (£3.00) that made me fall in love with Ole and Steen. Due to the convenience of its location, I would occasionally pop-up for a cuppa, cake or soup, but...
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85 Bedok North Fried Oyster – Orh Luak Popular Among Supper Goers, With...
Anyone remembers ”The taste of Fengshan – heavenly! #reasontowin”? The hawker dish of “Orh Luak” (or Fried Oyster Omelette) was dragged into politics a few years ago, and it certainly made some of the...
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The Alley Luxe – Famous Brown Sugar Bubble Milk, Aurora Drinks And Cruffins...
ONE MORE. Fans of bubble tea should be familiar with The Alley, a well-known Taiwanese beverage chain founded in Taichung, Taiwan. After 5 years, it has rapidly expanded to over 300 outlets around the...
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Jeju-si Saewoori 제주시 새우리 – Most Insta-Worthy Korean Gimbap Found At Jeju Island
[Jeju] When my friend shortlisted Gimbap (Korean Rice Roll) on our to-eat list, I raised an eyebrow. I mean, there are so many other food options that we can stuff ourselves with. These Korean Rice...
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Patbingsoo Korean Dining House – NEW “Tempura Army Stew” And Ultimate Cheese...
Tempura + Army Stew? If you want a one-stop shop to enjoy Korean fare, both savoury and sweet, Patbingsoo Korean Dining House is a good option. Patbingsoo Korean Dining House is the first in Singapore...
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10 Bubble Tea Desserts in Singapore – Bubble Tea Pancakes, Boba Croissants,...
This IS the year of Bubble Tea as it makes a comeback , with more and more overseas brands opening in Singapore. Too many? But let’s first talk about BOBA. These are the tiny, chewy black balls at the...
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Halfway Coffee 半路咖啡 – Coffee Served In Vintage Porcelain Cups, At Sheung Wan...
[Hong Kong] Those who have experienced Halfway Coffee 半路咖啡 in Sheung Wan will almost always remember it for their coffee served in vintage Hong Kong porcelain cups. Even the takeaway paper cups have...
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10 Must-Try Prawn Noodles aka Hae Mee In Singapore – From Beach Road Prawn...
After I completed the listicle of some Must-Try Hokkien Mee In Singapore, I thought I should just go ahead with Prawn Noodles. #truestory When people go for Prawn Noodles aka Hae Mee, it is always...
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10 Most Instagrammable Cafes In Singapore 2019 Edition – From Floral, African...
In a blink of an eye, we have almost reached half-way mark of 2018. Café hopping which used to be quite the IN-thing in Singapore, has kind of dwindled down as new players are finding it hard to...
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Interval Coffee Bar – Hidden Scandinavian-Inspired Café At Hong Kong Central...
[Hong Kong] This is one of those indie coffee places in bustling Hong Kong Central that you may just walk and miss. When I saw photos of the space online with its slick golden-brass interior and...
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Paradise Dynasty – FREE Brown Sugar Lava Xiao Long Bao, NEW Outlet At Suntec...
Brown Sugar Lava Xiao Long Bao? Time to get more adventurous with food. The popular home-grown restaurant brand Paradise Dynasty from Paradise Group has launched its brand-new outlet at the Suntec City...
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Marine Parade Food Centre Finally Reopens, BUT Not All The Famous Stalls Return
Marine Parade Central Market & Food Centre has finally made its return, after months of delay due to renovations and overhaul of its drainage system. Good news, and the not-so-good. The food centre...
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Bakehouse – Some Of The Best Egg Tarts, Croissants And Brunch In Hong Kong,...
[Hong Kong] When you talk about “Best Egg Tarts In Hong Kong”, familiar names from Tai Cheong Bakery, Honolulu Cafe and Kam Wah Cafe & Bakery may come to mind. A few readers from Hong Kong told me...
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