[CLOSED] Ishiro Rice Bowl @ Bedok Market Place, Simpang Bedok – Delicious Japanese Rice Bowls in the Heartlands

Update 19 Jan 2025: Ishiro Rice Bowl Bedok has closed. Visit their other outlet at Timbre+ one-north.

These days when I find myself too busy to dip out for my daily lunch run, I find myself scrolling through food delivery apps to discover new eating spots. Ishiro Rice Bowl is one such eatery I stumbled upon when looking for a quick fix for my cravings for Japanese food.

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With multiple outlets scattered across Singapore, Ishiro Rice Bowl has become well-known for its affordable Japanese-style rice bowls with runny onsen eggs and bold flavours. Upscaled, yet wallet-friendly Yoshinoya is how I would describe their delicious bowls! 

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[CLOSED] Le Matin Patisserie @ Raeburn Park, Outram Park – Experimental Bakery Worth the Pilgrimage; Weekend Specials Available

Update 19 Jan 2025: Le Matin Patisserie at Raeburn Park has closed. Follow their socials for upcoming popups.

I’ve written about Le Matin Patisserie so frequently, it’s almost as though I’ve become a regular. But, it would be a sin to not venture to its experimental bakery at Raeburn Park after sampling their sweet and savoury boxes! 

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Read my review of Le Matin Patisserie’s bake boxes: 

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TEN Sushi Sixth Anniversary Celebrations – 1-for-1 Omakase Sushi and ‘I Love Sushi’ Sake Promo for the Month of November (Media)

TEN Sushi turns six this year, and is rolling out a series of exciting deals to whet your appetite! For now till 30 November 2021, feast to your heart’s content on TEN Sushi’s wallet-friendly perks, which include:

  • 1-for-1 Omakase Sushi ($29++ for 6 pieces) every Monday in November
  • Salmon Roll and Salmon Sashimi ($6++ for 6 pieces)
  • 6 pieces of complimentary fresh oysters with 1 bottle of “I Love Sushi” Sake

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Tipsy Penguin @ NTUC Income at Tampines Junction – Come Huddle for Wholesome Bar Bites and Burnt Cheesecake

Tipsy Penguin can be described as somewhat of a hidden gem in central Tampines. Since its opening some three years ago, it has been huddled between two bustling commercial centers, Our Tampines Hub and the trio of shopping malls around Tampines MRT station. Until the recent hiatus on live performances, Tipsy Penguin has served as a robust gathering place for residents and workers alike in the east. 

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