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SKOSH, NAFA Campus
SKOSH at NAFA Campus along Bencoolen Street serves up dishes with a Japanese touch and to be honest I was pretty pleasantly surprised by the creativity of their dishes! The fusion aspects are prominent, well executed and I like that they did not go overboard with it. Could this be the best chicken karaage in Continue reading
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Pancakes and Friends, Far East Plaza
VERY affordable Japanese soufflé pancakes in town?!?! Pancakes and Friends is a small and cozy eatery located on the first floor of Far East Plaza. I walked past a couple of weeks ago and was shookth at their prices ($12 for Japanese soufflé pancakes?!) so when a breakfast opportunity came up I knew I had Continue reading
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Gyu San, Tanjong Pagar
❤️❤️🖤 Visit for the gyu sando, stay for everything else. Perhaps I set my expectations too high with the mouth watering pictures plastered all over social media but I was not impressed with the house cut gyu katsu sando. I was a little surprised that it didn’t come in a thick slab of meat; instead Continue reading
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Tigerlily Patisserie, Joo Chiat Road
[CLOSED] please come back soon 😥 Got lucky on a weekday at 2pm and tickled my tastebuds with the Pink Guava & Pear and Pistachio Marimo from Tigerlily Patisserie. After reading about the hype online, I can confirm that you must go before 2pm to get your favourite pieces because they do get sold out Continue reading
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Sweet Cheeks Gelato, Tyrwhitt Road
❤️❤️❤️ Sweet Cheeks Gelato is slightly late to the array of cafes and dessert places along Tyrwhitt Road, but they have shown themselves as a fine contender — they got me thinking about their waffles days and weeks after my first visit. Their gelato flavours are pretty standard actually, nothing out of the ordinary or Continue reading
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Brotherbird Bakehouse, CT Hub 2
Go!!! Brotherbird Bakehouse is a well known bakery in Singapore specialising in croissants. I learnt about them at the start of Circuit Breaker but could never get a slot on their pre-orders since it was always sold out within a minute. They finally tweaked their operations and now have enough for sale at their retail Continue reading
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Cafe and Bar 21, Rovaniemi, Finland
Go!!! Rovaniemi is well known for three main activities: visiting Santa Clause in Santa Clause Village, going on a dog sled ride, and chasing after the northern lights. Few would visit the lapland to stay in the main town, and even fewer would go on a food hunt. If you happen to be in town Continue reading
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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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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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Ash and Elm Sunday Brunch, Intercontinental Hotel
Go! Ash & Elm’s Sunday brunch buffet is a bold offering against the usual players. The spread is not huge and you can run out of items to try pretty quickly. But Ash & Elm makes up for it by serving great quality food. It was well worth my $98++ (non alcoholic) and I left Continue reading
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