The latest ramen to hit the shores is by Jimoto Ya, created by Chef Nobumasa Mieda. The Japanese chef helms the Michelin-Starred Kaiseki Restaurant MIEDA from Sapporo Hokkaido, bringing another Michelin-related establishment to the F&B scene in Singapore. Locating this place is a little challenging if you don’t know the exact location and Google Maps isn’t…
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Le Binchotan – French Japanese Fusion Hidden In A Back Alley
Le Binchotan located at Amoy street serves a fusion of French-Japanese tapas smoked over white charcoal. The bar is hidden and you have to enter though Gemmill lane in order to gain access to the elusive restaurant. The first sight that greets you will be a narrow bar space that is dimly lit to somewhat portray…
Sarnies – Now with A Dinner Menu
We used to go to Sarnies for lunch, for their sandwiches and coffee and so when we found out they started serving dinner, we decided to give it a try. The crowd was a stark difference to lunch, with the cafe pretty quiet in the evening. It feels like a good place to hang out…
Coffee Break – Hipster Coffee at Amoy Food Centre
Located on the second level of the bustling Amoy Street Food Centre, this kopi stall ain’t your usual coffee stall. Serving traditional Hainanese coffee, this stall also introduced flavour lattes to cater to the young crowd, and the queue during lunch just never seems to end Iced Latte with Sea Salt Mint $4.30 The blend…
Chong Wen Ge Cafe – Hidden Gem in CBD
A cafe next to a Chinese temple? That’s a first. A cafe serving Peranakan cuisine in CBD is even more attractive. Chong Wen Ge cafe opened not long ago in the bustling CBD area without much fanfare. Honestly, if you don’t spot the sign outside, you probably won’t realise there is a cafe inside The…
Easily satisfied, Hard to please 