Tucked away in the northern part of Singapore, amongst a row of no-frills eateries and snack shops, Beth welcomes diners like an Italian nonna welcomes her beloved family. And that’s what co-founders (and couple!) Amanda Chia and Alex Ng hope to do at their cozy, European-themed cafe on Casuarina Road.
Update 19 Jan 2025: Bing Tang Tang Shui has closed.
Fancied visiting your parents’ office when you were a child? Here’s one office you’ll be glad to visit over and over, whether you’re an adolescent or a working adult.
Bing Tang Tang Shui 冰糖糖水办公室 – which stands for Rock Sugar Office in Chinese, is a fully-themed cafe that styles itself as an office from the 80s, from its traditional desserts, all-out decor, and even a neat little backstory of fictional characters.
The story goes that Boss Kok Wah, the head of a sugar distribution company, dreamt up a dessert haven using his company’s products. The rest is history.
Nanyang-inspired restaurant, Famous Kitchen has curated wholesome set and ala carte menus for families and friends to user in the Year of the Ox. Available from 27 January to 26 February 2021, these sumptuous creations are guaranteed to set mouths watering in anticipation.
Wondering what to order for your next stay-home meal? Let Famous Kitchen take care of that for you! With islandwide delivery available at $10 for deliveries under $100+, Chinese cuisine aficionados can look forward to freshly prepared dishes to enjoy with their family.
Venture out of town and impress your family, pamper your palates, and feast your way into the Year of the Rat with Famous Kitchen‘s specially curated Chinese New Year menu. Tucked away in Sembwang Road, the Nanyang-inspired restaurant provides a good escape for friends and family looking to enjoy a good time together this Lunar New Year season.
Prosperity Salmon Yu Sheng ($68++/ $98++ ala carte)
Fancy some delectable rice bowls topped with fresh spoils from the seas of Japan? Kei Kaisendon serves up generously topped rice bowls, made for sashimi lovers by sashimi lovers. With five outlets scattered across town, Kei Kaisendon has recently opened its doors on its sixth outlet at Sembawang Shopping Centre.
Let’s see what Kei Kaisendon has to offer for the seafood lover in us!
Mention the words “Chinese restaurant”, and the first images (and aromas) that come to mind are your typical family-style Cantonese and Teochew dishes. Same same, but different. The Famous Kitchen on far-flung Sembawang Road sets itself apart by serving up wholesome, traditional Nanyang cuisine, inspired by owner Jeffrey Foo’s travels around China.
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