426. The Cajun Kings

The Cajun Kings is a place you probably don’t want to bring your first date to, or had a first date there. Messy, unglam and simply licking your fingers is the way to enjoy the food here. And the seafood, well they only serve mostly seafood, comes in a gigantic big plastic bag that is…

425. Bitters & Love @ North Canal Road (Moved)

This place is one of my personal favourite, and I wanted to keep it a secret. But well, good things are meant to be shared right? Bitters & Love share the same space as Shoebox Canteen so it’s an eatery by day and a bar hidden by night. There isn’t much signage other than the…

424. Little Pancakes @ Upper Thomson Road

The friend was craving for pancakes so we went to visit Little Pancakes at Upper Thomson. It’s a tiny place that specialises in tiny pancakes. I figure they are probably a hit with kids with cute pancake posters and bright colours. This phrase is like, so overused. Keep calm and have a cupcake, Keep calm…

423. Flutes @ National Museum Singapore

Flutes used to be at Fort Canning Park but has since moved to National Museum of Singapore. Even so, the place is still elegant and pretty. We witnessed a wedding ceremony that was happening right outside the restaurant. And since it happened to be on a Sunday, we went for brunch for the friend’s birthday…

422. Pince and Pints

This place opened with so much hype it probably flooded my instagram even before it officially opened for business. It’s an adaptation of London’s Burgers & Lobsters or so that’s what everybody says. But since I’m not that fortunate to try the one in London, I just have to make do with this Singapore’s version….