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Rayz Bistro – Halal Bistro At The Heart Of Selegie, Slightly Pricey Though
Rayz Bistro has set itself to a promising set. A Halal eatery serving Western fare with a dedicated pastry line. Location is around the familiar supper haunts of Selegie Road right opposite Rochor...
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Small Potatoes Ice Creamery – Japanese Purple Yam Soft Serve From Hong Kong...
It was going all purple and violet on many food Instagram accounts in Hong Kong last year, when Japanese purple sweet potato desserts were all in the rage. Trends will typically take some time to reach...
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Osteria Francescana – A Look At The World’s Best Restaurant, Best Restaurant...
This is how it started. I met his wife in Perth. We were randomly seated beside each other in a dinner, a meal which I didn’t plan to go anyway. She said, “Come to my husband’s restaurant.” in a...
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999.99 – Japanese European Food At Incredibly Affordable Prices. Quality...
999.99, otherwise known as Five Nines at Keong Saik Road, is a hidden gem which serves fine dining type of food at INCREDIBLY affordable prices. The Japanese-European restaurant shows seasonal flavours...
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Gudetama Food Items At Hong Kong’s McDonald’s! So CUTE
[Hong Kong] Hong Kongers really love their Gudetama. Right after Dim Sum Icon introduces Gudetama Dim Sum which saw ‘vomiting’ custard and ‘poop’ chocolate, Japanese food themed Gudetama Café by Izumi...
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Collin’s – Launches Asian Inspired Western Food! Opens 24 Hours During...
There are some restaurants you often see around, but seldom read about. Collin’s (also known as Collin’s Grille Bento) is probably of them, popular among locals for its extremely affordable and hearty...
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Via Tokyo – Now With Black Sesame Soft Serve, Another Outlet At Tsim Sha Tsui
Matcha desserts are THE MOST IN thing for Hong Kong cafes these few years. Possibly the must-go place for matcha fans. Via Tokyo serves Japanese desserts, pastries and soft serves made with Kyoto...
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Soo Bing Bing – 1st Raindrop Cake Lands In Singapore At Westgate
The silicon ‘implant’ lookalike Raindrop Cake has become the talk on social media with its QQ, bo-ing, bo-ing, wobbly texture. Originated in Japan and known as Mizu Shinken Mochi, the raindrop cake is...
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Alchemist – Pacamara Opens Coffee Shop At IP Tanjong Pagar. And It Serves...
Hole in the wall coffee places are always appealing. This can be almost considered one. The Alchemist opens at a corner unit of International Plaza in the heart of Tanjong Pagar. Blink and you may miss...
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Kobitos Dim Sum Icon – Puking, Gross Milk Custard Buns & Other Strange Dim Sum
[Hong Kong] Kobitos? The Japanese can come out with the strangest things, and trust the Hong Kongers to turn them into baskets of dim sum. Social media has seen its wave of puking Gudetama custard buns...
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The BetterField – Cafe Bistro Opens At The Treasury High Street. Opens From 8AM
The BetterField has moved from its previous location at Waterloo to the Treasury at High Street, taking over the previous SHATEC restaurant previously known as Charcoal / RECIPES Bistro. I used to work...
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SHARI SHARI Kakigori House 氷屋 – One Of The Hottest Dessert Cafés In Hong Kong...
[Hong Kong] Kakigori かき氷 may be sold virtually everywhere in Japan, but it took some time for Hong Kong to catch on the fever – after the Korean bingsu and Matcha craze. This kinds of marries the two...
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Matchaya – Yah. Everything Matcha And Houjicha at Tanjong Pagar Icon Village
The first name that comes to our mind when we mention matcha and houjicha products would probably be Tsujiri with a few outlets in Singapore. The entry of Matchaya (抹茶屋 aka a place with matcha) at Icon...
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Bubbs – Bubble Tea In Light Bulbs Bottles Brightened Up Our Day
”So cute!” My female friends squealed in delight at the sight of these hipster-ish light bulb bottles for bubble tea. The common reply from them was, “You drink the bubble tea and we will keep the...
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12 Hipster Thai Restaurants in Singapore – Modern, Trendy, Aroy Thai Food
It is undeniable that Singaporeans love love love Thai food, as seen from multiple trips to Bangkok, to the proliferation of Thai restaurants in Singapore. Okay, so what exactly is a “Thai hipster...
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10 NEW Food Places At Raffles City You Must Check Out – Familiar Favourites...
If you have yet been to Raffles City in a while, do go to its B1 and B2 (connected via an escalator from B1) and you may be surprised to see a myriad of new shops from fashion, beauty, décor to FOOD....
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Japan Food Town Singapore – 16 Japanese Restaurants Open At Wisma Atria!
Japanese food lovin’ Singaporeans will find more reasons to get really excited, especially with the launch of Japan Food Town at Wisma Atria Orchard. This is a 20,075 square feet food hall on the 4th...
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1460 Tteokbokki – Rainbow Bingsu, Korean Fried Squid and Potato Tornado
Getting into the teenager’s heart and tummy can be tricky. I meant food. Sure, selling some ‘instagrammable’ food (gosh, starting to dislike this word) can work during the initial days, but needing to...
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Blu Kouzina – Authentic Greek Cuisine, Like A Trip To The Mediterranean
Blu Kouzina, a favourite destination for authentic Greek cuisine in Singapore for the past few years, has moved from Bt Timah to a new location on Dempsey Hill (next to Portico Prime). Such a wonderful...
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i-Creamy Artisan Gelato – Flower Gelato Done Petal By Petal. So Pretty!
[Sydney] Messina, Aqua S, N2 Extreme Gelato, Good Times Artisan Ice Cream, Chanoma, Cow & The Moon, Zero Degrees… Sydney has no lack of instagrammable gelato and soft serves. But this takes the...
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