Fans of Kki Sweets will be happy to know this popular dessert cafe has made its return at Seah Street, serving Japanese-inspired artisan cakes and plated desserts. Read more
Petit Pain is a small bakery at Joo Chiat Road famous for their delicious croissants. This popular bakery sees long queues every day! Read more
I was strolling around Jewel Changi Airport recently when I spotted the elegant shopfront of Läderach Chocolatier Suisse, a famous Swiss chocolate brand that opened in Singapore recently. Read more
Ah Chew Desserts is a popular dessert shop in Singapore that serves a wide variety of traditional Asian desserts and modern sweet treats. Read more
Cha Nung, a well-known Taiwanese bubble tea brand, has opened in Singapore. They have over 50 outlets in Taiwan, along with overseas branches in Japan, South Korea and USA. Read more
Recently, you might have seen pretty floral bubble tea cups appearing on your social media feed. These are from Chun Fun How, one of the latest bubble tea shops to open in Singapore. Read more
You may be familiar with KELE, a family confectionery shop that has been around in Singapore since 1983. Their more recent venture is KELE Roll Cake, a shop specialising in swiss rolls. Read more
These are my 10 favourite snacks from Don Don Donki. Read more
For this period, Gram Cafe Singapore has come up with a new delivery menu. The most popular item on the menu is the Premium To Go pancake set ($16.90). Read more
75 Ah Balling is a third-generation hawker stall that sells glutinous rice balls served with peanut soup. They are the only stall in Singapore to serve this unique combination. Read more
Good news for cupcake lovers, there is a new cupcake specialist in Singapore! The Good Cupcakes is a new company that sells delicious 150 calorie cupcakes. Read more
I was scrolling through my Instagram feed the other day when I came across Carpenter and Cook, a pretty cafe located in Bukit Timah. Read more
It seems that Mediacorp host Vivian Lai is no longer the brand ambassador of Pokka; instead she is now the owner of Teabrary, a new bubble tea shop in Singapore. Read more
Recently, I came across Gran & Berries at Funan Mall. I was surprised to see a shop selling healthy treats in the mall and decided to check it out. After sinfully indulging in so many new bubble teas in Singapore, it was nice to eat some healthy food for a change. Read more
Seems like Jurong is becoming one of the most happening neighbourhoods in Singapore. HEYTEA (喜茶) has just opened its third branch at Westgate mall! Read more
Located at the new Jewel Changi Airport, Emack & Bolio’s Singapore is an ice cream parlour known for its irresistibly pretty ice creams with outrageous flavours. Read more
Good news for Westerners! Tiger Sugar has opened an outlet at Jurong Point. This is its fourth branch in Singapore. Read more
The famous Lan Fong Yuen milk tea from Hong Kong is now being sold at all NTUC and 7-Eleven outlets in Singapore! Like 99% of Singaporeans, the wife and I love drinking milk tea, so we were really excited to check out this drink. Read more
Coca-Cola Peach has arrived in Singapore. The drink is directly imported from Japan, and started selling on 24 January 2019. Read more
Huat ah! Watanabe Coffee has released a Ken’s Cafe Tokyo Gold Leaf Chocolate Cake in celebration of Singapore’s Chinese New Year. These glittering “gold bars” are perfect for gift-giving at this auspicious time of year. Read more
The bubble tea craze is really strong in Singapore now, so we were not surprised to see the opening of MuYoo+ at Jurong Point. This shop is known for its iconic “Cheese Cloud” Cheese Teas and refreshing Fruit Teas. Read more
The famous Ken’s Cafe Tokyo chocolate cake has arrived in Singapore! It is currently being sold by Watanabe Coffee at Shaw House along Orchard Road. Having tried the original version from Tokyo, and being blown away by how delicious it tasted, we were pretty excited to see how the Singapore version would fare. Read more
Gong Cha fans rejoice! Unison Capital, the parent company of Gong Cha, has announced that the popular bubble tea chain will be returning to Singapore within the next several months. Here’s six things you should know. Read more
These are exciting times for the bubble tea scene in Singapore. First, RTG Holdings announced that it will be changing all their Gong Cha outlets into LiHO outlets, due to contractual issues with Unison Capital, the Gong Cha franchise’s parent company. Then, Unison Capital retaliated with a counter jab of sorts, announcing that the Gong Cha brand would be returning to Singapore soon in a “bigger, better, upgraded format”.
This may be an interesting bubble tea saga, but at the end of the day we are much more concerned with whether the bubble tea still taste good – regardless of whether it’s called Gong Cha or LiHO or BuayHO. We tried out some of the LiHO drinks, and here’s our verdicts. Read more
As I walked around the numerous eateries at Tanjong Pagar Centre one day, I noticed that many office workers were carrying drinks in huge green cup holders, with the logo Cocorica printed on them. Read more