Let your inner Japanese food goddess come to life with SAKANA Japanese Seafood’s high-quality goods delivered right to your doorstep. Founded in 1971, this Japanese seafood specialist first made its name for top-quality salmon and salmon roe in Japan, before expanding into premium seafood sourced sustainably from around the world.
Rise and shine to a hearty brunch at Cafe 2000 at M Hotel, where you can enjoy a Weekend Brunch Buffet Madness ($46++) every Saturday and Sunday. Situated conveniently at the edge of Tanjong Pagar, Cafe 2000 makes for an ideal spot to leave weekday stressors behind and enjoy your favourite cuisines.
Malaysian noodle house, GO Noodle House has been serving up delicious noodles at two Singapore outposts in Somerset and Tampines. Conveniently located and fitted with decor harking back to the olden days, this casual eatery has seen great success both in Malaysia and Australia.
Update: Kumoya has closed.
Catering to Singapore’s insatiable love for all things kawaii, Kumoya has teamed up with San-X to bring you the Rilakkuma Cafe. Taking over the space previously occupied by Pompompurin Cafe on the fourth level of Orchard Central, this bear-themed popup will operate for six months starting end August.
The Rilakkuma Cafe brings you dishes and decor inspired by San-X’s cuddly teddy bear Rilakkuma, and his rotund pet yellow bird, Kiiroitori.
It’s no secret that I’ve an unhealthy addiction to instant noodles. And the now viral Hai Chi Jia Suan La Fen 嗨吃家酸辣粉 hit the spot for me in more ways than one. With the new Ma Jiang Mian Pi 麻酱面皮 hitting the shelves on online stores like Shopee, there’s no way I could resist!
When it comes to man’s best friend, there’s no way to say “I love you” better than through your furkid’s tummy! Pawrents can now indulge cravings for their favourite gelato alongside their four-legged friend, with a new dog-compatible PAWesome Peanut Butter Gelato released by Gelatissimo!
Update 19 Jan 2025: The Twisted Trio has closed.
When it comes to kicking back and relaxing, nothing beats a trip to a good ol’ heartland cafe. The Twisted Trio opened its doors early this year, in the heart of Toa Payoh.
This “hole in the wall” cafe is almost a literal hole in the wall, with a grand total of five seats available in its cosy premises. Better head here fast if you want to get your hands on their cakes and baked goods! Most of The Twisted Trio’s regulars seem to be residents around Lorong 4.
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