Restaurant Review: Mui Kee Hong Kong Congee Pops Up at Singapore Botanic Gardens
Whereas Singaporeans see kaya toast and oozy half-boiled eggs as their signature breakfast food, the same can be said for Hong Kongers and the humble …
Eastern Cuisine
From Korean BBQs to Japanese Restaurants, here’s a City Nomads guide to the best Asian food in Singapore.
Embracing Nostalgia: Min Jiang at One-North
With Dragon Boat Festival just gone and Mid Autumn Festival approaching in a few months, traditional Chinese cuisine is enjoying its spotlight in Sing…
Chinese Restaurants in Singapore: 7 Heritage Eateries to Visit Now
In a modernised dining scene that's all about novelty and being trendy, it's easy to forget the decades-old heritage restaurants our parents and grandparents patronised back in the day. Now, these old…
Restaurant Review: Birders, A Japanese Yakitori Restaurant and Bar on Tras Street, Singapore
In the midst of Singapore's izakaya boom, Birders lies somewhere in between your casual Japanese spots - think Tomo Izakaya or Five Bar - and the more…
Just Opened July 2017: New Restaurants & Bars in Singapore
Welcome in the second half of the year with a new crop of restaurants and bars in Singapore, from the city's first authentic Peruvian cevicheria to Ch…
Japanese-French Restaurant Lewin Terrace Launches Shomi Summer Menu
Japanese-French fusion restaurants might not be a dime a dozen, but they're also not unheard of in Singapore these days. While the term typically refers to French cooking smacked with Japanese se…
Joyden Canton: Wholesome Cantonese at Shaw House
For many, entry into Shaw House means sprinting up the two double escalators that lead to Lido Theatres on the top floor- if you’re lucky, you’ll only…
Muse Amuse: Asian Influenced Amusement on South Bridge Road
Hot on the heels of SRPS, Muse Amuse, another multi-concept space with a tongue twister of a name, has sprouted...this time, in a cosy shophouse a…
Jade Restaurant: Fine Cantonese Dining Meets Singapore Heritage at The Fullerton
For the Chinese, traditional Cantonese dining always brings to mind a certain timeless elegance. The nostalgic clatter of china tableware, the periodic spinning of a Lazy Susan, and the invigorati…
JINzakaya: Japanese Comfort Food with Sass
In my search for JINzakaya, I ran into Sushi Jin by mistake. The similarity in names is no mistake, since both restaurants located in a pedestrian bac…