VUE is a classy restaurant-bar that offers an eclectic fusion of East and West cuisines. It is perched atop OUE Bayfront, offering panoramic views of Marina Bay and the Central Business District. Read more
I’ve heard many raves about Jin Hua Fish Head Bee Hoon at Maxwell Food Centre, so I decided to check it out for myself recently. Read more
Fu Shun Jin Ji Shao La Mian Jia (福顺烧腊面家) is a roast meat stall at Maxwell Food Centre that sees a snaking queue every day. Read more
Kiyoshi Japanese Restaurant is a new izakaya-style Japanese restaurant located at Amoy Street. Read more
Ramen Matsuri is a small ramen shop along North Canal road (behind Boat Quay) that sells chicken ramen and mazesoba (dry ramen). 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
Good news hotpot fans! Taikoo Lane Hotpot has opened at Chinatown Point, offering sumptuous Chinese hotpot in a classy dining environment. The wife and I had a very satisfying hotpot feast here recently. Read more
Recently, the wife and I have been visiting Chengdu Restaurant (成都川菜馆) frequently. We are always happy to discover new awesome eating places, and Chengdu is currently one of our favourite restaurants in Singapore. Read more
Working in the CBD, I love to eat at Amoy Street Food Centre, which has a large variety of stalls selling delicious hawker fare at affordable prices. During lunch peak hour, I have to queue for an average of 15 to 30 minutes. But hey, I am a Singaporean and I love to queue, so that’s fine with me! Read more
Girls, if you like watching a hunk clad in a tight t-shirt preparing fishball noodles with his muscular arms, Ah Ter Teochew Fishball Noodles is the stall for you. This charming hawker is Gilbert, who was even voted as the “Most Handsome Hawker” in 2005 by The Straits Times. Read more
Most Singaporeans working in the CBD area will know of Han Kee Fish Soup at Amoy Street Food Centre. This iconic food stall is famous for its popular fish soup and snaking long queue. Read more
It seems that every day I am discovering new gems at Amoy Street Food Centre, and Gyu Nami is my latest find. Read more
“This is so good!” I thought to myself as I slurped down the wanton noodles from the famous Wah Kee Noodle (#02-125) stall in Amoy Street Food Centre. There was no doubt that I would be coming back again for this. Read more
Lau Pa Sat (also known as Telok Ayer Market) is a popular food centre located in the heart of Singapore’s business district (CBD). Read more
It was a sunny Saturday afternoon and we were on our way to check out The Bank Bar + Bistro along Shenton Way. The restaurant recently launched its brand new menu and we were eager to check out the new dishes it had to offer! Read more
A good friend introduced me to A Noodle Story at Amoy Street Food Centre recently, and I was blown away by the stall’s delicious noodles! Read more
When I first saw the adorable food cubes at Food Anatomy in Tanjong Pagar Centre, I was a little skeptical about how they would taste. Read more
When I first tried Chalong’s charcoal grilled meat bowls at Tanjong Pagar Centre, I was literally blown away by how delicious it tasted. 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
The Little Island (小槟岛) specialises in super delicious and authentic Penang-style food. Read more
And yet another Poke Bowl has opened in Singapore! Makai Poke is the latest eatery that has joined the wave of poke bowl joints sweeping across Singapore and the world. Read more
Shenton House is a commercial building located along Shenton Way. There are plenty of good food to eat on its first two levels! I enjoy coming here for lunch because the second level is air-conditioned and so I can eat in comfort, away from the scorching afternoon heat. The first level stalls are pretty well-sheltered so it’s quite cooling too. After checking out all the stalls in Shenton House, I have compiled a list of my eight favourite stalls, arranged in alphabetical order. Note that all the stalls close by about 4pm. Read more
The F&B and retail space at Tanjong Pagar Centre is now officially open! When I visited, I was spoilt for choice on what to eat as there are literally dozens of eateries from Basement 2 to Level 1 of the tower.
I was curious to find out what’s the big deal about Tanjong Pagar Centre and did some research online. This is a 64-storey “vertical city” that comprises of an office tower, a luxury residence, an atas hotel, six levels of retail/F&B space, and even a park! Incidentally, it is also the tallest building in Singapore. This is definitely the coolest place of the moment in CBD.
This article contains a list of interesting eateries in Tanjong Pagar Centre that offers delicious food (arranged in alphabetical order). I’m still exploring the numerous F&B joints, so this article will be updated along the way. Read more
When I first heard from a friend that the Japan Rail Cafe was going to open in Singapore at Tanjong Pagar Centre, I was a little skeptical about the concept. It seemed odd to me that a Japanese railway company (the “East Japan Railway Company”, aka JR East), would open a bistro in Singapore selling both food and Japanese rail passes. Read more
Savis Food is now located at Marina Food House along Phillip Street, offering fusion Western food with elements of Asian cuisines. This is a popular lunch area for office workers in the surrounding CBD, and we were curious to see if Savis Food would stand out from the numerous eateries in the vicinity. Read more