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!
Read my review of Le Matin Patisserie’s bake boxes:
Update 19 Jan 2025: Takeshi Noodle Bar has closed.
The neighbourhood around Keong Saik Road is well-known for its scattering of upscale watering holes and evening nosh, and Takeshi Noodle Bar is one of those up-and-coming joints that ticks the boxes of a social space and fusion fare.
With the intense squeeze faced by the F&B scene these days, seeing your favourite establishment mark another year in operations can be cause for celebration. For its 7th anniversary, Dashi Master Marusaya has a couple of tricks up its sleeve to up the ante for its shabu experience!
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:
After my first try of Le Matin Patisserie’s Travel Series, I was eager to sample the Singapore-based bakery’s other creations. To my delight, Chef Mohammed Al-Matin, whom the bakery is named after, has come up with another selection of delectable savoury treats!
Savoury Assemblage ($58)
Dubbed the Savoury Assemblage V1 ($58), the first of Le Matin’s savoury series contains four hand-crafted savoury bakes perfect for breakfast, lunch, or even a spot of afternoon indulgence. As always, look forward to clever takes on classic European staples.
Japanese sandos seem to be in vogue these days, with cafes and restaurants alike offering their take on the popular convenience store snack. One such place, Hello Arigato, recently opened its doors along Upper Thomson Road.
Opened by the team behind hipster stalwart The Refinery, Hello Arigato is already seeing snaking queues for its thick sandos and Japanese-inspired treats.
Renowned Chinese hotpot restaurant, Li Ji Chuan Chuan Xiang 李记串串香 has launched its second outlet in Jalan Besar. Originally from China, the restaurant is one of the few places to serve Chinese skewer hotpot in Singapore.
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