Getting your fix of Western fare in Singapore is so easy we could do it with our eyes closed, thanks to the countless Western establishments dotting the nation, from budget stalls to full-fledged restaurants. But for now, take a hike, Astons — we won’t be needing you for this one. Affordable old-school Western grub is something we’ll never tire of. Most...
There have been many chefs from hotels, cafes and long-running establishments that have come out to venture on their own to enter the hawker scene with more affordable renditions of what they used to cook back at their previous jobs. Desmond Pasta is a pasta stall located in Ubi’s Industrial Park where you can enjoy food cooked by an ex-chef...
For those who visit food festivals or carnivals in Singapore, you would have probably heard of or tried out The 6ixs Rosti. They are known for their golden and crispy röstis at pocket-friendly prices. Now, they have a permanent spot at one of the coffeeshops in Ghim Moh, and it is probably one of the best things that have happened to us because...
Tucked away in a corner coffee shop inside Seletar Hills Estate is Seletar Western Food, which serves up unpretentious old-school Western fare. Every table at this small coffee shop was having at least one dish from Seletar Western Food and the phone was ringing off the hook for takeaway orders—a testament of its popularity. It’s only opened for dinner, so...
If you are familiar with Fatty Bom Bom, you will be excited to know that they have come up with a new, exciting stall called Abang Gemuk, that also serves up a hearty assortment of Western delights at wallet-friendly prices. Abang Gemuk is tucked away in a crevice of a coffee shop in Blk 446 of Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10....
Tai Hwa eating house at Crawford Lane is famous for Michelin-starred bak chor mee stall, Hill Street Tai Hwa Pork Noodle, however, unknown to many is a humble Western food stall that dishes out some seriously good (and massive) plates of Western delights. Happy Chef Western Food, located in the very same coffee shop, sells a plethora of scrumptious Western dishes...
In Singapore’s ever expanding food scene, steak still reigns as one of the most highly sought after food items among the food-obsessed, and to be able to taste a quality cut is by far one of the most pleasure-inducing experiences. But let’s be real, a meal at a fancy steakhouse isn’t cheap. Which is why we are immensely thankful for...
Orchard is one of the busiest districts in Singapore, known for being home to major fashion labels and exciting street performances. Yet for students and those on a budget, dining in town can prove to be a burden on your wallet. Most restaurants and cafes in the vicinity would set you back at more than S$20 per person for a...
Tucked away in the heartlands of Jurong East, Next Stop Cafe is a humble hole-in-a-wall that serves up anything from pastas, pizza, burgers, baked rice to even hearty mains such as a sirloin steak or fish & chips—all at a pretty reasonable price point. Most of their dishes fall below S$10 with the exception of their signature salted egg yolk...
Opened a fortnight ago, The Plug Food Co. is a brand new hawker stall nestled in Eunos Crescent that whips up tantalising Western delights. As the shop name suggests, The Plug Food Co. is on a mission to be the plug that connects customers to good quality Western food at a low price. Why visit a fancy restaurant when you...