Popbar, the famed popsicle store from The U.S., is opening in Singapore at Plaza Singapura.
You have seen gelatos on cones and in cups, but have you seen them on sticks before? Popbar is known for their cute, rainbow-hued popsicle sticks.
We tried Popbar’s popsicle when we were in New York City and trust us when we say that they taste as good as they look. With the opening of Popbar in Singapore, there is no need to fly all the way to the States to have a taste of these Insta-famous popsicles.
ION Orchard is a luxurious shopping mall that puts together familiar retail brands all within the eight levels of development, which total up to be 66,000 square metres.
From luxury brands to high street fashion and lifestyle brands, ION Orchard has over 300 retail, F&B and entertainment stores. It is one comprehensive destination mall that has attracted many international brands, as well as shoppers from all around the world.
Besides shopping, ION Orchard has a significant amount of retail space dedicated to dining. There are so many dining choices to choose from, and our ION Orchard Food Directory will give you a great overview. READ ON
Kam’s Roast Goose – famous roast goose restaurant from Hong Kong – is opening in Singapore at Pacific Plaza this October.
First, it was the world’s cheapest Michelin-starred restaurant Tim Ho Wan. Then it was followed by many popular Hong Kong restaurants and eateries including Mak’s Noodle, Honolulu Cafe andTai Cheong Bakery. Very soon, Singaporeans can look forward to the opening of another reputable Hong Kong establishment.
This time round, it is none other than the popular Kam’s Roast Goose – one of the best roast goose restaurants in Hong Kong – and saying that we are excited would actually be an understatement.
There will be a Matsusaka Beef Fair in Singapore from 01 to 11 Sep 2016 – this is one food fair you do not want to miss.
Most people are probably familiar with Kobe beef, but have you heard of Matsusaka beef? Also known as Japanese Black, Black-haired Wagyu or Kuroge Washu, Matsusaka beef from the Mie Prefecture is, in fact, a grade higher than Kobe beef.
The superior A4 grade Matsusaka beef is flown directly from Japan just for this occasion. Here is your chance to try Matsusaka beef in Singapore. READ ON
We love strawberry shortcakes so much that we do not mind eating a slice every single day.
The pillowy sponge cake – alternated with layers of luscious whipped cream and juicy strawberries – makes a wonderful treat at any time of the day. The very first strawberry shortcake was created in Europe back in the 1500′s and today, the classic dessert has evolved tremendously. We now see countless of interpretations across the world.
From Henri Charpentier to Lady M Confections, here is our Guide to The Best Strawberry Shortcakes in Singapore that are worth the calories.
To say Singapore is a foodie’s paradise is an understatement. We are more than that!
Perhaps, you may think that your everyday carrot cake and bak kut teh are all too common, but Singapore is blessed with different races and cultures, and this has directly impacted our food and all that we have to eat today.
Being in Singapore simply means you will never run out of options on what to eat, because just local food alone, we have a huge plethora and they are all unique in their own ways. We take a look at some of The Best Things To Eat in Singapore.
We are all too familiar with the tale of how eight glasses of water a day is important to keep us hydrated. Water is an important component that keeps our digestive system functioning and helps in the transportation of nutrients.
Important as it may be, gulping down eight cups of water may not be the easiest thing to do. And that is why we like to go for lemon water instead!
There has been numerous discussions about the health benefits of lemon water. Apart from quenching thirst, lemons are a great source of vitamin C which is necessary for your body to build up a strong immune system.
Here are Seven Reasons Why You Should Start Drinking Lemon Water Every Morning.
The recent launch of the Singapore Michelin Guide has seen 27 restaurants being bestowed the honourable star(s).
Sure, we are extremely happy for the chosen ones, but there are still a couple of dining establishments that are no less deserving of the Michelin star and we only wished they were given the recognition too. These places are equally reputable and definitely regarded as Singapore’s best restaurants, and we are sure many share our sentiments on this.
While the Michelin star(s) is a testimony to a restaurant’s success, it does not necessarily mean that any restaurants without it actually pales in comparison. From modern Australian barbecue restaurant Burnt Ends, Imperial Treasure Fine Chinese Cuisine to award-winning Tippling Club, here are 11 Best Restaurants in Singapore That Do Not Have Michelin Stars.