Started in 2005, Loof has underwent some changes. Located on the top of Odeon Towers, Loof (cheekily inspired from Roof) serves up locally-inspired dishes by Bjorn Shen and cocktails with strong flavours as well. Happy hours run from 5-8pm and gosh, the place was REALLY packed The iconic 风和日丽. Singaporeans will know that’s our favourite…
Tag: Cocktails
Plum & Toro – Japanese Teppanyaki at Robertson Quay
Plum & Toro is probably quite new on the radar, so new that you probably don’t find much information available. Housed in InterContinental Robertson Quay, Plum & Toro is located just opposite their popular neighbour Wolfgang Steakhouse. Headed by Chef Hideki Ii or otherwise better known as Chef E, who also operates Izy izakaya and Ishi…
Don & Tori – Modern Japanese Tapas & Cocktail Joint at Tanjong Pagar
Joining the array of restaurants on Tras Street is a new kid on the block. Don & Tori is a mixed of traditional and modern Japanese, with touch of western flavours on Japanese ingredients. Positioning itself as a cocktail and tapas joint, the restaurant is headed by Chef Jack Chang with guidance from Chef Raymond…
FORT by Maison Ikkoku – Serving 12-Course Omakase and Fanciful Cocktails (Closed)
FORT by Maison Ikkoku has always been on my checklist because I thought they had an interesting concept, incorporating omakase and cocktails into their menu. Located at Fort Canning Arts Centre, the dark exterior of the restaurant welcomed you to a full sight of a cocktail bar. Diners are seated around the bar, with an…
Joo Bar – Korean Bar with A Modern Twist
Cos it was TGIF and what better ways to end the week than unwinding over some good food and drinks. I’m glad the friends readily say yes to a drink with me so we decided to visit Joo bar, a place that specialises in brewing their own makgeolli which is pretty rare in Singapore. The…
