GAKU Sushi Bar opened its doors at Downtown East about a month ago, just in time for the rush of families heading out for the school holidays. Operated by Suki Group, this new addition to Singapore’s Japanese food scene has made its home in the “new” wing of Downtown East.
Tiger Street Lab at Jewel Changi Airport is back with a new street food collaboration, this time with Yishun-based Jiao Cai Seafood.
The humble hawker joint, helmed by 29 years old second generation hawker Chew Zhi Jie, has also partnered with Timbre Head Chef, Tommy Teo to deliver a trio of mouthwatering, sambal loaded dishes that promises to take no prisoners with its intense spice levels!
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.
Foodies on the east side of Singapore can get a taste of Jimmy Monkey Cafe, at its third outpost at Park Place Residence at PLQ. Tucked away from the hustle and bustle of Paya Lebar Quarter’s retail center, this entirely al fresco cafe overlooks the charming, more aged part of the neighbourhood, including City Plaza.
You know you’ve grown up, when you’ve gone from colouring by numbers to cooking by numbers. Hot on its successful entry into The 1925 Brewing Co.‘s menu – so much so that Chef Ivan Yeo completely phased out traditional pork dumplings in favour of its vegan substitute, PHUTURE® Foods has released its new Vegan Dumplings Cooking Kit ($14) and Vegan Dumpling Filling ($12.50) for you to re-create this mouthwatering recipe at home!
Fancy something healthy, but tired of the same ol’ salads and wraps? Or how about tucking into your favourite popiah snack with a modern twist?
Souperstar is here to to help you enjoy the best of both worlds! Specialising in hearty soups, fusion popiah, and guilt-free salads, this hip food concept has reimagined our favourite chows in fun, refreshing flavours.
Update June 2020: Table Manners has closed.
While most of balk at the idea of working at a far-flung industrial area, Changi City Point is home to a number of noteworthy gems. Table Manners styles itself as a cozy place for afterwork get-togethers and lunchtime indulgences, with a simple, yet enticing menu of European comfort foods and bar bites.
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