Taking a page from Google Trends, we thought we can try to gauge the prevailing interest in a particular restaurant or café in Singapore by the current popularity of our restaurants & cafes posts and reviews. Our chart of the Trending Restaurants & Cafes in Singapore lists the eateries that have been attracting the most interest in the last 7 days.
The list is not a measure of the overall popularity of the various eating places but is an indication of the relative popularity of our blog posts with regard to those places. Such a list may be only somewhat useful now and we will need to improve the way the list is constructed over time. Nevertheless, it is a start and we hope it can become a convenient and helpful reference tool. Afterall, Google started when two students had an idea for a search engine and worked on it in a dorm room.
Trending Restaurants & Cafes in Singapore
We will just list the trending restaurants and cafes with links to our blog posts, where you will find information and photos of the eateries. We will update the chart periodically.
6 September 2024 – TOP Chart
Hip cafes, like Huevos, Moonchild Cafe and June Coffee, take up many spots in the Trending Restaurants & Cafes Chart. Affordable casual diners, such as . Gy0Gyo, DaXi 大喜, Nan Yang Dao and Great Nanyang Heritage Cafe are also trending.
Burnt Ends Restaurant and Cocktail Bar
2 August 2024 – TOP Chart
Huevos, a casual Mexican diner recently opened in New Baru, is a new entry to the Trending Restaurants & Cafes Chart. Moonchild Cafe remains firmly at the top. GyoGyo, DaXi 大喜, Nan Yang Dao and The White Tiffin are trending – an indication that affordably priced food in a pleasant setting can be a winning formula.
Burnt Ends Restaurant and Cocktail Bar
5 July 2024 – TOP Chart
Newly opened June Coffee and casual Taiwanese diner DaXi (大喜) have entered the Trending Restaurants & Cafes Chart. Moonchild Cafe remains firmly at the top. Jypsy at Parkland Green and Warabimochi Kamakura make a return to the chart.
Burnt Ends Restaurant and Cocktail Bar
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