The Brewing Ground at Joo Chiat is a beautiful space. With natural light coming into the cafe, you find the place decorated with greeneries and wooden fixtures to give a relaxed and warm atmosphere. The location is a little hidden and if you come by public transport, you will need to walk a distance
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Fukuda Yakitori – Hole-In-The-Wall Restaurant Serving Yakitori Omakase
Was thinking of places to go for dinner cos I wanted to drink the sake I bought and the friend suggested Fukuda Yakitori at Orchard Plaza. I have never heard of the place but being the adventurous me, I managed to make a reservation 3 days ahead at this tiny yakitori place. They have 2…
Sen-ryo Singapore – Affordable Japanese Cuisine at Ion Orchard
When Sen-ryo opened its doors in Singapore, it was met with so much fanfare reservations were snapped up and people have to wait in line to dine in. So I was pleasantly surprised I could get a table even though I called one week in advance. The place was pretty big with seats at the…
Miyu – Lunch Omakase at Duxton
Went to try Miyu on a friend’s suggestion after the dining-in suspension was lifted and I was glad to have my Japanese food again. The place was full for lunch as many went for their lunch sets instead. Took the Hana Omakase ($88) consisting of Appetiser, Chawanmushi, 10 pieces sushi, Ikura rice bowl, Chef’s signature…
Tigerlily Patisserie – Sold-Out Pastries with A Confusing System
When I first saw the pretty cakes on IG, I immediately jio-ed the friend to go down cos she’s a cake fanatic as well. She told me we had to go early cos she has seen queues outside the cafe, but yet, nobody mentioned the system was this confusing. Helmed by Chef Maxine Ngooi, who…
Easily satisfied, Hard to please 