A food blog from a Singapore-based traveler
I'm not an expert in English pork pies but I expected better.
They took a lot of pride in their pizzas, so I grabbed that one above, which interestingly used pumpkin instead of tomato sauce.
For the main course, there was a choice of potato gnochi or black cod. We both selected the black cod and did not regret it. It was a wonderful piece of fish. Fresh and perfectly cooked with the skin crisp like a papadum.
Yep, that's larb made from Impossible meat. It was a bit dry, but the Vibez folks still seasoned it nicely enough that I was happy to gobble it down with rice.
Vibez Bistro offers healthy Thai classics & fusion dishes with plant-based options, keto bowls, organic rice and gluten free noodles.
I don't drink beer so I got a whiskey coke which tasted more like just coke. However, the moscato was good stuff for just $4 a glass. Will definitely be back, Stickies!
Fangko coffee serves really spicy Indonesian food.
JU95 is a great place to come for non-pretentious casual fine dining (oxymoron?!) food and drinks, where you won’t leave thinking that you need to go for a second round. The passion and effort that go into curating the menu on a monthly basis and the drive to create new and well-balanced dishes to keep it fresh for the customers by Chef Lee earn much brownie points. My only gripe is the ventilation because of the open concept kitchen.
I've never really liked the food at Wine Connection. But their cheese bar at Robertson Walk is currently doing a collaboration with L'Arte, a place that I haven't been to since they first opened. They had a few exclusives here, like that prawn, burrata, and zucchini creation above. It featured a sweet lemon sauce that I didn't really care for, but at least it wasn't so sweet that it stopped me from finishing it, as I liked everything else on it, particularly that crispy yet chewy crust. If I go back, then it will be for some of the other pies.
With both indoor and outdoor seating, and chill vibes, Naga House is quite the place to be. Whether it’s for brunch or drinks with the girlies!
For those seeking a nice cafe in the vicinity of Havelock MRT station, Wildcard Cafe & Bar will be a good option. Whether you’re in the mood for a leisurely brunch, a good cup of coffee, or a glass of wine with bar bites, this charming spot offers a cozy haven in a convenient location.
Overall, Spring in Tokyo sure entices with you with delicate Japanese Cuisine afternoon tea.
酒廊每天下午推出三层餐架形式的英式下午茶，例常菜单有娘惹与英式两种选择，从去年开始增添一套每季更换的东洋风情下午茶。
Pilcrow is a laid-back, cosy progressive dessert bar that is located along the stretch of bustling nightlives shophouses facing the Singapore River.
Looks like a sheep, smells like a sheep - hey it must be Bar Bar Black Sheep!!!
a great place to hang out over some bar bites and small eats with some cocktails at the table without having to purposely dress up for the occasion.
Salted egg yolk pasta and their chicken burger. Both was equally good.
All in all, a really great place for a close-enough South American experience. Place was not too crowded on a weekday evening, and service was impeccable and warm.
