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SPRMRKT Cafe Singapore

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SPRMRKT

SPRMRKT prides itself on redefining your local supermarket experience. It is a space where food, retail and art mingle together. You can enjoy a cosy meal at the bistro while shopping for daily necessities and random gifts.

The food is simple and unpretentious. There are two menus at SPRMRKT. The all-day breakfast menu dishes out the usual favourites such as Eggs Benedict ($14) and Breakfast Croissant ($7) everyday. The ala carte menu, on the other hand, changes daily and it offers a selection of salads, soup, and mains. Most of the items are priced reasonably below $20. For those who are working in the central business district, SPRMRKT is a nice place to grab a quick lunch.

2 McCallum Street
Tel: +65 6221 2105
Mon to Fri: 8am – 9pm
Sat: 9am – 4pm

Suprette Restaurant Kam Leng Hotel Singapore

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Suprette Burger

Jalan Besar looks set to be the next up and coming area, with hip places such as Antoinette Patisserie, Chye Seng Huat and Broadcast HQ.

Suprette, a modern restaurant which specialises in American-inspired food with a grown-up drinks list, is one of the newest addition to the area. The restaurant can be describe as being on the intimate side, the space is only big enough to accommodate slightly over twenty guests.

When we were there for dinner on a weekday night, the restaurant was almost full. We were surprised as the location was rather inaccessible. But after having a meal there, I can understand why Suprette is slowly gaining popularity. The food is delicious, hearty and unpretentious.

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Skirt W Hotel Singapore

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Skirt Steakhouse

Skirt at W Hotel Singapore has been winning raved reviews since opening a few months ago, so I had to check it out to find out for myself. Indeed, the restaurant lives up to the hype, and it has rocketed to become my favourite steak restaurant in Singapore. It is a top-class steakhouse with middle-range pricing.

Skirt W Hotel

At the entrance of the restaurant, there are “aging cabinets” which contain choice meats alongside specialty cuts of milk-fed lamb and venison. For those who like to have a drink before having dinner, the bar tucked at one end of the restaurant offers bespoke cocktails. The restaurant itself is elegant and stunning. It is classy, yet not pretentious; it gives off a cool and hip vibe effortlessly.

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Salt Tapas & Bar Singapore

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Salt Tapas Bar

Spanish food has been making big waves on the food radar, with new tapas bars popping up every month. If you are a fan of tapas, Salt Tapas & Bar at Raffles City by celebrity chef Luke Mangan is one place that you should check out. It serves Aussie-style tapas with the freshest ingredients.

Tapas

Many people have the perception that Salt Tapas & Bar is very expensive. This is true. Most of the tapas are in the $20 to $30 range, and you can easily spend at least $100 for a meal here. But what you might not know that it has a fantastic lunch set for just $33.50++/pax. It includes a flat bread to share, and 3 tapas per person. When you consider the fact that most of the dishes on the set lunch menu are from the ala carte menu, you will agree that it is a very good deal.

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Singapore’s Best Rooftop Bars

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Rooftop Bars in Singapore

After a long day of work, everyone should get a drink to reward themselves. What better place to relax – with a drink and some nibbles – than a nice rooftop bar?

From the World’s tallest alfresco bar, to the most popular bars with awesome cocktails, we’ve rounded up a list of the best rooftop bars in Singapore.

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Latte Art Strangers’ Reunion Singapore

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Strangers' Reunion

A while back, I had the chance to catch up with Ryan Kieran Tan, co-owner of Strangers’ Reunion, and Singapore National Barista Champion 2011 & 2012. Besides sharing how it is like to be a barista (more on that in another post), Ryan also shared his knowledge of coffee – from the history of the beverage, to the different factors that will influence the taste of coffee, and latte art techniques.

Strangers’ Reunion has really good coffee – in fact, I think they are one of the best in Singapore – with very pretty latte art. If you haven’t been there before, you must make a trip down.

Strangers’ Reunion
37 Kampong Bahru Road
Tel: +65 6222 4869
Daily (except Tue): 9am – 10pm

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