Finally dropping by to try this $12.80 Nasi Lemak at Ann Siang hill which is pretty well known for. The colleagues said to go early, if not the wait during peak hours is going to be long. True enough, the crowd was visibly lesser when we arrived. The interior was simple, fuss-free and the menu…
Tag: chinatown
[Closed] Blackwattle – Serving Contemporary Australian Cuisine at Amoy Street
Welcoming a new neighbour at Amoy street is a restaurant opened by Chef Clayton Wells. Serving contemporary Australian cuisine, the Singapore outpost is helmed by Chef Joeri Timmermans whom we spotted running the front of the house while we were there. The 60-seat restaurant is cozy with a slightly darker interior and the plush sofa…
Kaneta Shoten – Finding Ramen at Chinatown Point
Kaneta Shoten occupies the middle section of basement one in Chinatown Point. You might just miss it walking past without realising it. The shop serves a range of ramen, rice bowls and sides so it gives diners a variety of options to choose from. Peak hours can be pretty crowded but the queue moves pretty…
Epiphyte Cafe – Serving Pink Risotto & Beautiful Desserts
A trip to Epiphyte cafe took awhile, after finding time amidst our busy schedule and cos the first time we went down, they were closed. I’m glad the second trip was a success if not I would have to make the third trip down. Located along Neil road, this place is known for their striking…
Abbie’s Coffeehouse – Hidden Coffeehouse at Clarke Quay
A confusing name to the cafe, Slayer Coffee which is now known as Abbie’s Coffeehouse is a small coffee studio located on the second floor of Havelock II mall. Being located near Clarke Quay mrt station, the location of the cafe isn’t hard to find, but it remains kind of hidden and with the mall…
Easily satisfied, Hard to please 