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Monocle Cafe, Chiltern Street, London UK
Go!!! From the outside, Monocle Cafe seems to find itself in a relatively quiet and upscale neighbourhood, away from the usual buzz of downtown London streets. The interior, however, is a different story. Monocle is actually pretty small and every little available space is filled up faster than I can snap my fingers. The barista Continue reading
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Ruszwurm, Budapest Hungary
Go!!! I always tell my friends that a trip to Budapest is not complete without dining at the oldest confectionary in Budapest, Ruszwurm. Conveniently located in the Buda side of Budapest, you can plan a visit to Ruszwurm in conjunction with your trip to Fisherman’s Bastion, perhaps as a rest stop in between Fisherman’s Bastion Continue reading
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Meson del Champinon, Madrid, Spain
Go!!! This is one place I think that would make me want to fly half the world to Madrid, Spain again. Specifically, Meson del Champinon — for their juicy stuffed mushrooms. The eatery is located near Plaza Mayor, but the entrance to this place is a tiny hole in the wall, making it easy to Continue reading
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C&R Cafe Restaurant, Chinatown London, UK
Go!! Good and affordable Southeast Asian food is extremely hard to find in London (there are many in Chinatown but I can’t say for certainly that all of them are good; I’ve had terrible ones before). After multiple hopeful attempts only for it to come crumbling down, I’ve almost come to think that maybe London Continue reading
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Kin Nam Nam Mookata, Upper Paya Lebar Road
Worth a try. I always love a good Thai mookata in a coffee shop setting. The rustic vibes in an open air roadside stall coupled with the shoulder to shoulder fight to get your food bring back memories of Bangkok. Best part about this Mookata? They use charcoal. Can’t get any closer to BKK than Continue reading
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Dumpling Darlings, Amoy Street
Go!! Dumplings Darlings. An amusing name that translates into a fun mealtime experience with the main stars being none other than dumplings. If you’re strongly loyal to traditional dumplings or guo tie however, this place is not quite made for you. (Screenshot from Dumpling Darlings’ Facebook page) The menu. So cute right! Judging by the Continue reading
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Pot Yummy Yummy, Telok Ayer Street
Go!! [Update on 3 Sep 20] It’s been more than a year since I was here and I must say they are currently one of the stronger hotpot+BBQ buffet shops around! Pot Yummy Yummy is a place to scream about for one simple reason: where else can you find a hotpot + BBQ dinner buffet Continue reading
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Forbidden Duck, Marina Bay Link Mall
Go!!! Situated on the second floor of Marina Bay Link Mall, Forbidden Duck may be a little too hidden from the general crowd. Fortunately, this also means a feeling of exclusivity and prestige, especially when you have a direct lift to the restaurant. (Screenshot from Marina Bay Link Mall’s website) The menu can be a Continue reading
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Entertainer Singapore is not worth your SGD95
I’ve had enough of Entertainer. I subscribed to the Entertainer Singapore for two and a half consecutive years. Writing from experience, the first year is a novelty. As you continue to use the app however, little things will start to annoy you and ultimately stop you from renewing your subscription. You can’t use the deals Continue reading
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Upin, Orchard Gateway
Worth a try. Upin is rumoured to be opened by ex-HDL staff, so I had some expectations that it would be somewhat similar to Shang Pin in terms of food quality and service standards. The soup bases are charged the same way as Shang Pin; choose any combination and they’ll charge you the price of Continue reading
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