The Weekly Grub: 5 Things To Eat & Drink In Singapore This Week

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Had a great mid-week National Day break? Well, we have an array of delicious things for you to look forward to in Singapore, from new Tiger Beers and a 1-for-1 martini promotion to a fascinating new amakaze café and refreshed menus from two stalwart restaurants!

Amamoto Cafe opens at Raffles Placeamamoto cafe things to eat in singapore

Drink to your health with the Japanese fermented rice drink amakaze at the CBD’s new Amamoto Cafe. Dedicated to the healthy ‘sweet wine’ and the wellness it offers, savour the cafe’s hot pure Amakaze with Grated Ginger, Kinako-flavoured (roasted soybean flour) Amakaze, as well as some Soba Salad with Quinoa and amazake-marinated Chicken to rejuvenate yourselves at any time of the day.

Amamoto Cafe is located at 1 Raffles Place, #B1-39 One Raffles Place, Singapore 048616, p. +65 9633 6536. Open Mon-Sat 7.30am – 9pm. Closed on Sunday. 

Tiger Beer releases new White and Black brewstiger beer black and white things to eat in singapore

Fans of Tiger Beer will now have two new options to their favourite beverage as the Singapore-born brewery introduces the groundbreaking Tiger Black and Tiger White to shelves. Choose between a rich bold lager of higher alcohol content or a smooth wheat beer blend with a citrus finish  – if you can’t make your choice now, head down to Tiger Beer’s pop-up bar at One Raffles Place for the full experience of both.

Tiger Black and Tiger White are now available at all participating bars, restaurants, major supermarkets, hypermarkets and convenience stores. The pop-up bar is located at 1 Raffles Place, One Raffles Place, Singapore 048616. 

Tea Speciality menu at Crystal Jade La Mian Xiao Long Bao/Jiangnan

crystal jade things to eat in singapore

What better to pair your Chinese teas with than tea-infused dishes at Crystal Jade La Mian Xiao Long Bao/Jiangnan? A new speciality menu, launched just this month, features a selection of six dishes imbued with blends such as puer and oolong, and unique spins include the restaurant’s classic Xiao Long Bao in Tie Guan Ying and Sautéed Shrimp with Long Jing tea.

Available from 1 August to 31 October 2017. Crystal Jade La Mian Xiao Long Bao/Jiangnan outlets are located around the island. See individual opening hours here.

Iggy’s launches a Mini Gastrobariggy's things to eat in singapore

If you’re too busy for long tasting menus, then check out Iggy’s new mini gastrobar, which offers an enticing line-up of sharing plates and mains for diners to choose their favourites, from the Japanese-inspired Pintxos ($26) vegetables on toast to the opulent Eggs & Eggs ($39), which combines premium poached eggs with potato espuma and Kaluga caviar . To wash down the meal, look no further than the mammoth of a wine list, with some 25,000 bottles in the cellar to revel in.

Iggy’s is located at 581 Orchard Rd, L3 Hilton Hotel, Singapore 238883, p. +65 6732 2234. Mini gastro-bar opens Tue-Sat 12pm – 1.30pm, 7pm – 9.30pm. Closed Sun-Mon.

1-for-1 Martinis at Wooloomooloo SteakhouseWooloomooloo things to eat in singapore

Martinis go 1-for-1 at Wooloomooloo Steakhouse’s new Happy Hour promotion on weekdays, available from 5pm to 8pm at the lounge. The cocktail list sees a range of originals and classics – toast to tipples like the Wooloomooloo Signature Martini (vodka, apple schnapps, fresh mint, grapefruit and apple juice, $19) and the Aviation (gin, vermouth, maraschino liqueur, creme de violette, fresh lemon juice and orange bitters, $24) post-work at this popular Swissotel restaurant.

Wooloomooloo Steakhouse is located at 2 Stamford Rd, Level 3 Swissotel The Stamford, Singapore 178882, p. +65 6338 0261. Lounge opens Mon-Thu 12pm – 1am, Fri-Sat 12pm – 2am, Sun 12pm – 12am.
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Top Image: Crystal Jade La Mian Xiao Long Bao/Jiangnan
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When not downing frappes during her writing spiels, Megan can be found catching up on her favourite franchises or cajoling friends and family out for yet another Japanese dinner. An insane need to stay connected means you can reach her anytime – except on alternate weekends, when she’s found next to a TV screen, watching F1 cars go ‘round in circles.