Author Archives for Rainer
October 26, 2018 12:00 pm
Published by Rainer
There’s that decades-old debate about the Singlish and Malaysian definition of shiok vs syok, but whether you prefer to interpret it as a term of approval, or just to mean cheap, Sisaket Thai Food delivers on both fronts to bring you one of the most satisfying Thai food out there. While the first store is tucked away in a corner...
October 23, 2018 12:00 pm
Published by Rainer
While rice bowls have been on the rise and making waves as of late, for those of us who are Muslim, however, finding that perfect donburi that’s also Halal-certified, affordable and delicious is a little more challenging. Not to worry, Oiishii Corner—a Muslim-owned hawker stall serving up Halal Japanese food—can be found over at Kim Keat Palm Market & Food...
October 19, 2018 12:00 pm
Published by Rainer
If you’re the kind that’s pretty bo chup about what to have for lunch the next day, Bowl Chap sounds like the place for you. Conveniently located at Ayer Rajah Food Centre, Bowl Chap serves up modern, localised Japanese rice bowls, all for less than S$6! Before you even step up to the counter, the sweet-faced couple is already full...
October 17, 2018 1:00 pm
Published by Rainer
Located on the edge of Upper Thompson amongst many rustic terrace houses and chic restaurants lies Sembawang Hills Food Centre and within it lies Makan Food Place. Similar to its simple and straightforward name, their dishes leave little to the imagination, serving up unpretentious Malay classics. For those that can’t start the day without a bowl of their favourite mee...
October 16, 2018 12:00 pm
Published by Rainer
Amoy Street Food Centre continues to be the go-to hub in the CBD area that everyone turns to for their weekday lunches. It’s hard to grow tired of the spread there when so much variety offered. From artisanal toast, Mexican fare, chicken rice to even poke bowls, you’d be spoilt for choice. The poke bowls served here aren’t like the...
October 16, 2018 12:00 pm
Published by Rainer
If you’ve already checked out our Sembawang Hills Food Centre guide, you’d know by now that Ping Kee Popiah is one of the biggest mainstays there, serving up homely popiahs and kueh pie tees. Helmed by an extremely amiable couple, they’ve been serving the same great popiahs for many years now. We ordered two Popiah (S$1.50 each) as well as...
October 6, 2018 12:30 pm
Published by Rainer
To most, Taiwan is known as the land of night markets, deep-fried goodies and shopping districts. Boasting such a vast selection of edible delights to feast on, it’s definitely hard to cope with the nagging cravings. Should you find yourself missing any one of their iconic street snacks, here’s a list of 10 places in Singapore to indulge in Taiwanese...
September 28, 2018 11:00 am
Published by Rainer
Though a little out of the way, Sembawang Hills Food Centre is definitely not out of reach. While it might not be as grand as Old Airport Road, nor as popular as Chomp Chomp Food Centre. Sembawang has its own little alcove of hidden hawker classics to be proud of. Whether it’s to get a simple kopi-o on the go...
September 25, 2018 3:40 pm
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As the last quarter of 2018 approaches, it’s only appropriate to welcome a little bit of magic, fantasy and friendship to the season. Known for their past successful collaborations with popular icons such as Cinnamonroll, Miffy and Care Bears, Kumoya wraps up the season for the year with a dash of magic and sparkles with the final pop-up for the...
September 17, 2018 3:14 pm
Published by Rainer
Foong Kee Coffee Shop is one of the best Chinese roast meat stalls in Singapore. It’s a rather unassuming coffee shop at first glance, but when you take that first bite, you’d understand why the queues don’t ever seem to disperse till lunch hours are over. If that wasn’t enough of a testament to how good their roasts are, perhaps...
