The Circuit Breaker period in Singapore has given rise to many a home-based business churning out various goods from baked treats to homemade face masks by entrepreneurial Singaporeans. For the rest of us, here’s a chance to support our neighbours’ hidden talents and in a way, #hyperlocal!
The West Ridges Morning Brew is one such home-based project born out of a Singaporean couple’s love for good quality coffee.
Back in my childhood days, it was always a dream of mine to be able to walk with dinosaurs – no thanks to the deluge of jurassic-themed movies and documentaries like Jurassic Park and Walking with Dinosaurs.
While that dream might not come to fruition anytime soon (and for good reason), we are getting the next best thing: the Jurassic World Cafe at ION Sky, Southeast Asia’s first Jurassic World pop-up cafe and retail experience happening from 6 November 2020 to 3 January 2021!
With more and more attention paid to sustainable living, it’s only natural that customers are flocking to brands that are able to churn out our favourite goodies at minimal cost to our planet. Lemuel Chocolate is one such brand that is churning out two-ingredient chocolate bars that are sustainably sourced and handcrafted in-house.
Craving buffet but can’t decide between a mouthwatering Korean barbecue or comforting shabu shabu? Why not both! I’m Kim Korean BBQ and Shabu Shabu, known for its wide variety of barbecue meats and side dishes, is here to whet appetites with Lunch and Dinner Buffets at Grantal Mall in Clementi.
Fancy some toothsome Malaysian cuisine with refreshing craft beers and a gorgeous riverfront view to boot? George Town Tze Char and Craft Beer has got you covered! Launched on 17 September, this newcomer to the touristy Boat Quay neighbourhood near Raffles Place MRT boasts a gorgeous 50-seater alfresco dining area, with various watering holes in the vicinity.
Weekends should be all about sleeping in and waking up to a delicious spread of your most favourite breakfast dishes. Alley on 25 at Andaz embodies this ideal with its Lazy Breakfast Buffet, available from 12pm – 2.30pm on Saturday, Sunday, and Public Holidays.
While eateries, restaurants, and cafes have re-opened across Singapore, it doesn’t mean that we don’t crave a little gastronomic indulgence from the comfort of home every now and then. Island Kitchen Collective is one such option that has popped up on online for us to order our favourite cuisines from.
Styling itself as a virtual restaurant, Island Kitchen Collective has two components to its… collective. Wabi Sabi, which is its Japanese component that serves up mouthwatering sushi and donburi, and Mercato Gatto, a Mediterranean specialist set to whet appetites with hearty grain bowls and pastas.
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