Chinatown Singapore
Outram Park (欧南园) is just at the edge of the city centre of Singapore but is home to conservation areas with quaint historical buildings and interesting shophouses and residences of various architectural styles. Outram Park has vibrant dining enclaves in Bukit Pasoh, Keong Siak and Kampong Bahru. Keong Saik Road especially has become an iconic …
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Kafe UTU refers to itself as an Afro Cafe & Lounge. This new cafe is located at Jiak Chuan Road, a road that branches off Keong Saik Road. African themed restaurants are not common in Singapore and so we decided to go check out the place for brunch. 0
4 February 2019: In case you are wondering why there is no queue at Lim Chee Guan outlets, it is because they are closed for CNY and will re-open on 10 February 2019. You know Chinese New Year is near when you see long queues at Lim Chee Guan bak kwa outlets. The familiar long …
Lim Chee Guan Prized Bak Kwa for CNY Read More »
Soon Huat Dining House 順發美食之家 has a heartwarming story which may remind us of what Christmas is all about. It is a story about how an ex-convict who cooked for death row prisoners had a fresh start in life and went on to give fresh starts to many ex-offenders in the Soon Huat group of …
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Grids & Circles is a new cafe in Chinatown that can well be a case study for cafe and food trends in Singapore. It is a multi-concept space; it is a restaurant-bar; the menu items include healthy rice bowls, quinoa salad and avocado toasts; it offers hot and cold brews; decor and lighting are designed …
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