A gem of a Late Plate breakfast
As usual, it was the weekend, and I was in the mood for snuffling out something off-the-beaten-track. Breakfast was the order of the day, and the unli…
Food & Drinks
Swirls Cupcakes: seeking perfection
There is nothing more inspiring than talking to someone who really loves what they do. Except perhaps when the thing that they love, is to bake cupcak…
Tuscan perfection at Bistecca
If like me you are a steak-addict, Bistecca Tuscan Steakhouse promises steak perfection, served up the Tuscan way. That's certainly a tough promise to keep and so when I was recently invited to a …
Breakfast in the City at Sarnies
It's always struck me as something of an oddity that no-one ever seems to have breakfast in Singapore. Don't get me wrong, come the weekend and everyo…
Sleek design + great quality Japanese tabemono = HANAYOSHI!
Hidden along Duxton Rd, you could easily walk past and miss Hanayoshi... Opened only a few months ago, Hanayoshi is one of the latest additions to the…
Mooalicious cocktails at Fat Cow
Fat Cow may be the restaurant on everyone's lips for top-grade beef (more on that from us another time), but did you know that the luxury Japanese meat atelier also boasts a rather cool cocktail loung…
DJ gigs to keep you going through the week
Once upon a time, in a land far away, we used to wait until the weekend to hear our favourite DJs spinning. Yeah, well those times have gone and in ca…
Skyve – Breakfast, Brunch, bar and more!
At the weekends we are obsessed with brunch in Singapore. People are constantly asking me where I'd recommend for brunch spots apart from the obvi…
Cocktails, coziness and full bellies at Five and Dime Eatery
While the area down the road of Robertson Quay and Mohammed Sultan sees new restaurants opening and closing like a merry go round, as you get further up River Valley Road it can seem like a bit of a n…
Todamgol – Tanjong Pagar’s Korean Restaurant gem
For those of you who haven't ventured down Tanjong Pagar Rd, it is unofficially known as the 'Little Korea' of Singapore. The steet is literally lined…