Food & Drinks Archives

Eastern CuisineNovember 8, 2012June 2, 2016

Sichuan and Cantonese delights at Si Chuan Dou Hua

There is something about Si Chuan Dou Hua that really makes you feel like you could be in Hong Kong. Perhaps it's the fact that it's situated on t…

FoodNovember 5, 2012April 1, 2016

Doing ribs right at Fern & Kiwi

It turns out New Zealand does a lot more than sheep. Whilst making my way to Fern & Kiwi Bar and Eatery, Clark Quay's latest addition, I wasn't en…

Eastern CuisineOctober 31, 2012March 30, 2016

Street food and Sindhi cuisine at Kailash Parbat

You know an Indian restaurant is going to be good when an Indian foodie friend takes you there. So I had high hopes for Kailash Parbat, not only because of this recommendation, but also because it has…

FoodOctober 29, 2012March 30, 2016

Au Chocolat – chocoholics go forth and conquer!

Imagine a world of chocolate heaven, where chocolate is somehow incorporated into everything on the menu, where chocolate beckons you from every corne…

Eastern CuisineOctober 24, 2012June 6, 2016

Violet Oon’s Kitchen – Bukit Timah’s New Singaporean Gem

Violet Oon has been a bit of an enigma in the Singapore culinary scene for some years now. And whether you've heard of her or not (as was the case…

Eastern CuisineOctober 20, 2012March 30, 2016

A slice of country life at the Poison Ivy Bistro

Does Singapore really still have a countryside? In our urban landscape there seems to be little of nature that's been left untouched by our zealous attempts at building skyscrapers on every inch of sp…

Western CuisineOctober 19, 2012May 9, 2018

Fancy a cuppa with your spuds? PoTeaTo hits the spot

Yes, you read right – tea and potatoes. While it may sound a little unorthodox, this little café in the heart of Tiong Bahru makes it work, with an as…

FoodOctober 17, 2012March 30, 2016

La Cantine – taking perfection to new heights

The minute you walk into La Cantine, you know that something different is going on here. With a fabulously unique interior featuring rooster and churc…

FoodOctober 16, 2012May 17, 2016

Balzac Brasserie Review – A little piece of Paris

Peeking through the white lace curtains that line the windows of Balzac Brasserie, you will find the quaintest French bistro. Beautifully furnished with rustic dark teak furniture and mosaic tiled…

Eastern CuisineOctober 10, 2012July 22, 2024

Kilo at PACT – Packing a Punch!

Occasionally, things pop up in a mall which cut through the crap and turn heads. And my oh my has that happened recently with the opening of PACT. PAC…

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