Coffee cube latte is a unique twist on your usual iced coffee, and can be made as a morning or early afternoon pick-me-up. We actually prefer this to regular iced coffee, because the coffee does not get watered down as we continue drinking. When the coffee cubes melt, the taste only becomes richer.

If you’re like us and you find it hard to survive without a cuppa in the morning, this recipe’s for you. Especially when we live in such a humid environment, a cold cup of coffee is just what we need to start the day well.

This fuss-free coffee cube latte recipe just needs 10 minutes of your time and 3 ingredients that you can easily find at home.

HOW TO MAKE COFFEE CUBE LATTE – STEP 1

Step 1: Gather your ingredients, instant black coffee powder, an ice tray, and a cup of milk. Pour hot water into the instant black coffee powder and mix well.

HOW TO MAKE COFFEE CUBE LATTE – STEP 2

Step 2: Pour the mix into the ice tray and put it in your fridge. Leave it there overnight.

HOW TO MAKE COFFEE CUBE LATTE – STEP 3

Step 3: Put the coffee ice cubes in a cup. Add milk, and serve!

Pro-Tips:
Add sweetener/condensed milk if you want the coffee to taste sweeter.

Located at Customs House overlooking the Marina Bay waterfront, Sabai Fine Thai offers mouth-watering, flavourful Thai dishes and it comes with a magnificent panorama view of Singapore’s city skyline.

The prices of the food are on the heftier side, but it’s not surprising to us, given the prime location. Nonetheless, this waterfront restaurant is a nice place to celebrate a special occasion, especially if you are craving for Thai food.

You have the choice to enjoy your food inside and admire the intricate decor of the Thai restaurant, or dine outside to enjoy the scenic bayfront view.

We started off with the Khao Dtang Nar Dtang (S$20.50), which are crispy rice crackers served with simmered minced chicken and minced prawns in coconut milk. The rice crackers had a good crunch, and coupled with the delicious dip, it makes for a delectable appetiser.

The restaurant leads up to an equally delicious main dish, the Pla Neung Manao (S$48). It consists of steamed seabass; and seasoned with bird’s eye chilli, garlic and fresh lime juice.

Wash the food down with their refreshing, classic Sabai Mojito, made with lemongrass, lime, homemade ginger and lime syrup, crushed ice, and topped off with ginger ale. The best drink to battle the heat.

End off your meal with the Kao Niew Mamuang (S$23). The mangoes were sweet, ripe and juicy, and paired with sweetened sticky rice, this dessert was devoured within minutes.

Sabai Fine Thai
70 Collyer Quay
#01-02 Customs House
Singapore 049323
Tel: +65 6535 3718

A hotpot feast with gorgeous waterfront views? Little Sheep Hot Pot at One Fullerton is a popular hot pot restaurant chain which has almost 300 branches all over the world.

Founded 18 years ago in Inner Mongolia, you can be sure that the dishes served here have an authentic Mongolian taste. Standing out from the regular hot pot restaurant, Little Sheep Hot Pot is well-known to serve broths that do not require a separate dipping sauce.

Not only will you enjoy mouth-watering platters and soups, but you also get to dine with a picturesque view if you opt for outdoor seating.

Trust us, the rich, palatable broth base is just enough to satiate your tastebuds. Each broth base blends a harmony of flavours, spices, and ingredients such as goji berries, jujubes, black cardamon pods, ginseng, and herbs.

We ordered their famous broth, the Mushroom Soup (S$9++), which is arguably one of their richest broths, with an earthy flavour that complements the superb meats perfectly.

We recommend pairing this broth with their signature meats, the Kurobuta Pork (S$10++), Signature Lamb Rolls (S$9++), or the USA Beef (S$14++). The meats are thinly sliced, tender, and juicy.

Enjoy a hearty meal with your friends and family while you take in the views of the spectacular Marina Bay waterfront. Feast your tastebuds on the wide array of meat platters offered, paired with equally delicious broth, and feast your eyes on the lovely view of the bayfront. Enjoy!

Little Sheep Hot Pot
One Fullerton
1 Fullerton Rd, #01-05
Singapore 049213

This Banana Chocolate in a mug receipe is definitely one of our favourite breakfast recipes, and one of the easiest to make. Whether you’re looking for a quick breakfast because you woke up late, or you’re just not in the mood to make a fancy breakfast, this Banana Chocolate In A Mug recipe is perfect for you.

We also recommend making this sweet treat if you need a little pick-me-up at any time of the day. Maybe you’re falling asleep in the middle of typing away on your laptop while you’re working from home. You can also make it to celebrate the end of the workday. Trust us, any treat with chocolate in it is quite literally the best. And it takes only 5 minutes to make, with ingredients that you can easily find at home? Whaaat?

Without further ado, here is the Banana Chocolate In A Mug recipe.

WHAT YOU WILL NEED TO MAKE BANANA CHOCOLATE IN A MUG

- 1 slice bread
- 1 large egg
- 2 tbsp milk
- 1 tsp cocoa powder
- 1 banana
- chocolate chips
- chocolate syrup

HOW TO MAKE BANANA CHOCOLATE IN A MUG – STEP 1

Step 1: In a mixing bowl, crack the egg, pour the milk, and add the cocoa powder in. Mix well. Tear the bread into small pieces and put half of them in the mug. Slice the banana. Put half of the sliced bananas and chocolate chips in the mug.

HOW TO MAKE BANANA CHOCOLATE IN A MUG – STEP 2

Step 2: Put the rest of the bread, sliced bananas, and the chocolate chips in. Pour the egg mixture into the mug.

HOW TO MAKE BANANA CHOCOLATE IN A MUG – STEP 3

Step 3: Microwave for 1 min 30 seconds. You can go up to 2 minutes if you wish.

HOW TO MAKE BANANA CHOCOLATE IN A MUG – STEP 4

Step 4: Top it all off with more banana slices if you wish. Add a drizzle of chocolate syrup, and you’re done! Enjoy your banana chocolate in a mug.

Riddle us this: Who doesn’t adore desserts? Especially desserts filled with chocolatey goodness. Yeah, we’re talking about cookies. Gosh, hearing that already makes our sweet tooth crave for those sugary, decadent treats.

Cookies are quite literally one of the best stay-home treats, and we believe that all of you deserve to treat yourselves, especially during this time of uncertainty. Trust us, ordering in cookies to accompany your Netflix binges as you laze around on the couch? One of the best feelings ever.

From homegrown cookie brands such as Spatula & Whisk and Old Seng Choong, to world-famous chains such as Ben’s Cookies and Famous Amos, we have something for everyone. Why not get them for your friends too? They’ll thank you later. Here are 10 cookie delivery spots in Singapore serving sweet treats that are just too decadent for us to resist.

Read: 7 Best Cookies in Singapore – where to find sinfully good cookies.

BEN’S COOKIES

Boasting freshly-baked, soft, and gooey cookies, Ben’s Cookies are renowned in the UK and around the world. They are famous for using “chunks, not chips”, staying true to their slogan for all these years. Taking a bite into their chocolatey, soft and doughy cookies, we realized that we were unable to stop until the whole cookie was devoured. We highly recommend ordering their Double Chocolate & Nuts, which is one of the best cookies that we’ve had in Singapore.

Islandwide cookie delivery is offered on GrabFood. For cookie orders that are less than S$10, a small order fee applies.

NASTY COOKIE

Inspired by mammoth gourmet Levain cookies in New York, Nasty Cookie prides themselves as being the 1st New York Gourmet Cookie store that provides a chunky and chewy texture, made using only the finest dark couverture chocolate. A generous filling of either Nutella, Marshmallow, or Dulce de leche is injected into every cookie. Our favourite flavours include Reese’s Cup and Biscoff Cookie.

They are offering cookie islandwide delivery on their website. However, do note that only limited cookie stocks are available. If your order exceeds S$30, you are entitled to free cookie delivery.

Photo Credit: Spatula & Whisk

SPATULA & WHISK

If you’re a fan of handmade artisan cookies, Spatula & Whisk is the perfect cookie shop to order from. A homegrown Singaporean brand, they serve all-natural cookies without any preservatives, combining traditional flavours of various countries to create their unique sweet treats. You can also customise your very own custom cookie packets and exclusive jars in various sizes.

You can find their cookie flavours here. They offer free cookie delivery for orders with 8 packs and above.

FAMOUS AMOS

Ever since Famous Amos landed on our sunny shores in 1983, it has touched many Singaporeans’ hearts. For many years, this cookie store has lured people of all ages in with their irresistible aroma of freshly-baked cookies that are somehow always baked to perfection. Known as the “OG” cookie store in Singapore, how could you miss out on their well-loved cookie treats?

Currently, they have an ongoing promotion where they are selling 350g of cookies for S$16.90. You may order online at https://famous-amos.com.sg/. Islandwide cookie delivery is available, just make sure that you order at least 3-5 days in advance.

Photo Credit: Cookie Mixx

COOKIE MIXX

“You Create, We Bake” is the slogan that Cookie Mixx lives by, giving their customers the option to customise their cookies to their liking. Famous for using only the finest wholesome ingredients with no added colourings and preservatives to create scrumptious, delectable cookies with reduced sugar, Cookie Mixx is the perfect shop to order from if you’re a health junkie.

Their website offers islandwide cookies delivery in Singapore. A flat fee of S$7 is required for cookie delivery. Free cookie delivery is given to those whose orders exceed S$100.

YOKU MOKU

Before Yoku Moku arrived on our shores, we’re sure some of you remember lugging back those Swedish-inspired Cigare buttery cookies from Tokyo. Boasting over 150 stores in Japan and even more worldwide in the US, Middle East, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Thailand, and India, this famous Japanese confectionery offers delectable treats such as Billet Au Chocolate Au Lait, Pleine Lune, Bateau De Macadamia and the Cigare that are not to be missed.

They are now offering islandwide cookie delivery on GrabFood. For orders less than S$10.00 for this restaurant, a small order fee applies.

FOLKS AND STORIES

Whaaat? There is a bakery serving up cookie creations inspired by personalities and traits of people? You heard that right. Folks and Stories offers quirky bakes and cookies that are made using only all-natural ingredients, resulting in mouth-watering cookies. Imagine this: a cookie that is crunchy on the outside, but soft and chewy on the inside. Be sure to get their Ambitious Sailor cookie – our favourite!

Shop for cookies online from their website here, and get their irresistible cookies delivered right to your doorstep.

KITH CAFÉ

Gluten-free cookies sound like a dream come true, doesn’t it? That’s the sort of cookies Kith Café offers, and we’re huge fans of the Mini Magical Sea Salt Chocolate Cookies that they have recently restocked their shelves with. We don’t know how they do it, but somehow they manage to combine the sweetness and saltiness of their cookies perfectly, and that keeps us coming back for more.

Get their cookies online from their website https://kithcafewholecakes.oddle.me/en_SG. Kith Café is offering islandwide delivery for cookies and whole cakes. Pickup is also available. Do take note that their cookies and cakes are in high demand, so you might want to consider making your orders during off-peak periods.

Photo Credit: Old Seng Choong

OLD SENG CHOONG

Proudly known as the home of Singaporean-inspired cookies, Old Seng Choong specialises in traditional, local bakes that will definitely give you a taste of home. They took months to perfect each cookie flavour; and they range from cereal prawn cookies to bak kwa cookies to laksa cookies to satay cookies, just to name a few.

Islandwide cookie delivery and pickup services are offered on their website here. They charge S$12 for their delivery fee, and if your cookie order exceeds S$60, you are entitled to free cookie delivery. Check their website for more details.

Photo Credit: Kooks Creamery

KOOKS CREAMERY

Besides being well-loved for their molten lava cakes, Kooks Creamery serves up heavenly ready-to-bake oozy lava cookies that you can make and enjoy in the comfort of your own home. For us, it’s quite literally the perfect sugary treat for tea-time. Mark our words: these delectable treats will leave you coming back for more.

Interested? Place your order on www.kookscreamery.com. Free islandwide cookie delivery is offered, with a minimum spend of S$65. Self-collection services are also available at checkout.

Okay, we’re not going to lie. This peanut butter mug cake is the most arguably the easiest fuss-free treat we’ve made, and it’s easily one of our favourites. And who could turn down a peanut butter treat? Certainly not us. Moreover, it’s literally the perfect treat if you’re looking for a quick one and you don’t have a lot of time on your hands. Or maybe you’re just not in the mood to make a treat that requires a lot of steps. Trust us, we feel that sometimes too.

This viral TikTok peanut butter mug cake recipe is all over the app, and we just had to try it out for ourselves. It’s simple, uncomplicated, and so very, very delicious. Literally a great pick-me-up treat that will make your day a hundred times better.

Here’s the easiest viral TikTok peanut butter mug cake recipe you can make in just 1 minute.

WHAT YOU WILL NEED TO MAKE PEANUT BUTTER MUG CAKE

- 3 tbsp peanut butter
- 2 tbsp sugar
- 1 banana
- 1 egg

HOW TO MAKE PEANUT BUTTER MUG CAKE – STEP 1

Step 1: Crack the egg into the mug. Put 3 tbsp of peanut butter, and pour the 2 tbsp of sugar. Stir well till you get a firm consistency.

HOW TO MAKE PEANUT BUTTER MUG CAKE – STEP 2

Step 2: Pop the mixture into the microwave for 1 minute 30 seconds.

HOW TO MAKE PEANUT BUTTER MUG CAKE – STEP 3

Step 3: Top it all off with banana slices. And that’s it! Enjoy!

Pro-Tips:
Add caramel sauce to your peanut butter mug cake for a sweeter-tasting peanut butter mug cake.

You’ve probably seen this viral TikTok recipe floating around the internet. And yes, you only need 3 ingredients, 2 steps, and 5 minutes of your time. If you’re working on a busy schedule, and you don’t have a lot of time to try complex recipes, don’t worry. This is one of the easiest mug cake recipes on the block.

If you’re bold, you can even mix gummy bears, nutella, peanut butter, chocolate sauce, or caramel sauce in your oreo mug cake to give it that extra punch of sweetness. The end product was not overly sweet, so we decided to top it off with caramel sauce. Overall, customising your very own oreo mug cake is all up to you.

Here is the easiest 2-step oreo mug cake recipe that you can make in less than 5 minutes.

WHAT YOU WILL NEED TO MAKE OREO MUG CAKE

- 4 oreos
- 4 tsp milk
- 1/4 tsp baking soda

HOW TO MAKE OREO MUG CAKE – STEP 1

Step 1: Mash your oreo cookies till they are fine as dust. Add 4 tsp milk for a creamy consistency. Add 1/4 tsp baking soda for a fluffier texture. Mix.

HOW TO MAKE OREO MUG CAKE – STEP 2

Step 2: Microwave for 1 minute 30 seconds. Top it off with extra oreos or any topping you wish. And you’re done! Enjoy!

Pro-Tips:
Top your oreo mug cake with caramel sauce for a sweeter taste.

First introduced in 1974, Binggrae’s famous Korean banana milk has been a hit worldwide, and loved by people of all ages. Over the years, other banana milk brands such as Seoul Milk Banana Milk and Maeil’s Banana Milk have gained recognition, selling the well-loved drink that has captured the hearts of many a round the world, not just South Koreans.

If you want to save some cash and a trip to the grocery store, you can. Here’s an easy recipe you can follow to recreate this trendy drink. Trust us, it tastes JUST as good. Without further ado, here is how you can make Korean Fresh Banana Milk.

WHAT YOU WILL NEED TO MAKE KOREAN FRESH BANANA MILK

- 3 bananas
- 2 tbsp sugar
- Milk

HOW TO MAKE KOREAN FRESH BANANA MILK – STEP 1

Step 1: Put 2 bananas in a mixing bowl and mash it. Add 2 tbsp of sugar. Mix well.

HOW TO MAKE KOREAN FRESH BANANA MILK – STEP 2

Step 2: Take the remaining banana and slice it into small pieces.

HOW TO MAKE KOREAN FRESH BANANA MILK – STEP 3

Step 3: Pour the mashed bananas into a cup. Add the sliced banana pieces and pour the milk in. And you’re done. It’s that simple. Enjoy!

Pro-Tips:
Put the Korean Fresh Banana Milk in the refrigerator and chill it for an hour or so for the best taste!

Ever since young, a lot of us grew up with nasi lemak as our all-time comfort food. With coconut milk-infused rice, crispy ikan bilis, chicken wings fried to perfection, a delectable fried egg, and sweet and spicy sambal, you cannot go wrong with this local Malay dish. Over time, many variations have popped up, including Chinese and Indonesian variations.

Here are 10 nasi lemak eateries offering delivery services in Singapore. It’s time to #supportlocal and satisfy those nasi lemak cravings of yours.

Photo Credit: Boon Lay Power Nasi Lemak

BOON LAY POWER NASI LEMAK

Famous for selling their authentic Malay-style nasi lemak, and some even claim the nasi lemak they serve is among the best in Singapore. If you’re craving nasi lemak as a supper treat late at night, Boon Lay Power Nasi Lemak is your best bet as they’re open till 3.30am. Indulge in their nasi lemak set that consists of spicy sambal chilli, crispy fried chicken, and fragrant coconut rice.

Nasi lemak islandwide delivery is offered on their website here. A minimum order of S$30 is required, with a delivery fee of S$8.

PONGGOL NASI LEMAK

Established in 1979, Punggol Nasi Lemak is one of the most popular nasi lemak in Singapore and the fact that people are still raving about this brand and queueing for their nasi lemak sets at their 3 outlets just prove our point.

They offer islandwide delivery on this website. You have to spend a minimum order of S$40, and a delivery fee of S$15++ is applicable. If your nasi lemak order exceeds S$200, you are entitled to free nasi lemak delivery.

Photo Credit: Lee Wee & Brothers

LEE WEE & BROTHERS

Prepared using an authentic family recipe since they started, Lee Wee & Brothers has distinctive local flavours that are always preserved in their nasi lemak sets. Their coconutty rice, juicy fried chicken, and flavourful otah are freshly prepared daily. Their banana leaf prawn otah is moist, tasty and so deliciously yummy, making it stand out from the other nasi lemak stalls.

Call +65 6535 6535 or WhatsApp +65 8522 3800 to place your order. Nasi lemak islandwide delivery is available. Free delivery for nasi lemak is offered to those whose orders exceed S$40.

MIZZY CORNER

One of Changi Village’s most famous nasi lemak stalls, Mizzy Corner is also one of the best we’ve had. What we love about their nasi lemak is the fact that they use basmati rice instead of the regular jasmine rice, making it softer and fluffier, with hints of pandan and coconut, just the way we like it! The sambal is also super delicious, with a harmonious blend of sweet, savoury, and spicy elements.

Islandwide nasi lemak delivery is offered with a minimum spend of S$20. A delivery fee of S$7 is applicable. Use the code “Super5” at checkout for 5% off your nasi lemak order if it exceeds S$40. A delivery surcharge of S$3 applies if you order on eve of and on public holidays. Order here.

Photo Credit: Qiji

QIJI

Qiji is well-known for serving local Singaporean delights that include their nasi lemak sets. Their nasi lemak variation is more Chinese than Malay, so if you’re a fan of Singaporean Chinese nasi lemak that comes with green-coloured rice infused with coconut milk and pandan leaves, fish cakes, and a tasty deep-fried chicken wing, Qiji will hit the right notes for you.

Islandwide delivery for nasi lemak is offered if you spend a minimum of S$40. A delivery fee of S$28 is applicable. You can find more information on their website here, where they answer FAQs.

THE COCONUT CLUB

This restaurant is famous for selling super atas gluten-free (and MSG-free!) nasi lemak that costs a whopping S$16.30 for their regular chicken leg set. But don’t be deterred by the sky-high prices, their high-quality ingredients definitely make up for it. The owners spent 2 years sourcing for the best coconuts and refining their nasi lemak recipe before they opened The Coconut Club.

On this website, nasi lemak islandwide delivery is offered with a minimum spend of S$60. A delivery fee of S$9 applies too.

Photo Credit: @dripsandrops

CRAVE

Crave houses the widely famous Original Adam Road Nasi Lemak by Selera Rasa. There are over 30+ stores scattered across the island, so you are bound to find one at a nearby mall. We recommend ordering the Nasi Lemak Royale set that consists of fragrant basmati rice, crispy chicken wing, crunchy fish fillet, and deep-fried bergedil.

If you still want to opt for nasi lemak islandwide delivery, you may order here. A minimum order of S$30 is required, with a delivery fee of S$5.

Photo Credit: @darrelwoon

NASI LEMAK AYAM TALIWANG

If you’re a fan of the Indonesian variation of nasi lemak, Nasi Lemak Ayam Taliwang is the ideal eatery to order from. Their signature dish is, of course, the Nasi Lemak Ayam Taliwang Set, featuring a spicy, flavourful grilled chicken originating from Lombok, Indonesia. The set also includes tempeh, ikan bilis, kang kong, and sweet Taliwang sambal chilli that is made in-house.

Islandwide delivery is offered on https://nasilemakayamtaliwang.oddle.me/en_SG/. You have to make a minimum order of S$25. A delivery fee of S$9 is also applicable when you order their nasi lemak.

CHONG PANG NASI LEMAK

Established in 1973 as a humble hawker stall in Chong Pang Village Hawker Centre, Chong Pang Nasi Lemak is a household name that sees crowds flocking to this stall, eager to get their hands on a nasi lemak plate on the daily. Even during this Circuit Breaker period, delivery slots are filling up fast. Be sure to get their Set D, which is a standout set as it includes sweet and sour chicken that’s not usually seen in nasi lemak sets.

As of now, they deliver to areas such as Punggol, Sengkang, Bukit Batok, Bukit Panjang, Choa Chu Kang, Woodlands, Admiralty, Sembawang, Ang Mo Kio, Bishan, Toa Payoh, and Tampines. WhatsApp your orders to +65 9426 6755. You are only allowed to order a maximum of 8 nasi lemak packets. Visit their Facebook page for more information.

Photo Credit: Kampung Kia Nasi Lemak

KAMPUNG KIA NASI LEMAK

Butterfly pea-infused Malaysian-style nasi lemak. Need we say more? This nasi lemak set is so eye-catching that we just had to order a plate for ourselves. Their Rendang Chicken Nasi Lemak set is a must-try, the rendang being delectable with a great texture. Their sambal chilli is on the sweeter side and not so spicy, so if you’re a fan of sweeter sambal, this might just do it for you.

Do check their Facebook page for a full list of the areas they deliver to. A minimum order of S$20 is required, with a S$5 delivery fee. If your order exceeds S$35, you are entitled to free nasi lemak delivery. Alternatively, they are available on GrabFood, Foodpanda, and Deliveroo.

Have you ever tried fresh strawberry milk with a Korean twist to it? This refreshing Korean fresh strawberry milk drink is usually sold in the summertime in various boutique cafés around Seoul, Korea.

The difference between regular strawberry milk and Korean strawberry milk is the fact that real strawberries are used in the Korean version. Nothing is artificial or processed in the bottle of Korean strawberry milk.

The prices range from S$6 to S$8 for just one bottle. Sounds expensive? We think so too. Especially when you just need 10 minutes of your time and 3 ingredients. It’s that easy. Here is a Korean fresh strawberry milk recipe on how to make this popular drink at home.

WHAT YOU WILL NEED TO MAKE KOREAN FRESH STRAWBERRY MILK

- 10 strawberries
- 3 tbsp sugar
- 200ml milk

HOW TO MAKE KOREAN FRESH STRAWBERRY MILK – STEP 1

Step 1: Cut 5 strawberries in half and remove the top part. Put them in a bowl and crush them. Pour 3 tbsp of sugar into the bowl of crushed strawberries and mix.

HOW TO MAKE KOREAN FRESH STRAWBERRY MILK – STEP 2

Step 2: Put the mixture in a pot and turn the heat to medium. When it starts to boil, mix it around for a minute or so before letting the purée cool.

HOW TO MAKE KOREAN FRESH STRAWBERRY MILK – STEP 3

Step 3: Chop the rest of the strawberries in small sizes. Pour the purée into a bottle, add the milk in, and finally, the chopped strawberries. And you’re done! Here is your Korean fresh strawberry milk.

Pro-Tips:
If you leave this in the fridge overnight, it’ll taste even better after a few hours.

Thai cuisine is one of our favourite cuisines out there, being simple yet bursting with robust flavours. What’s even better about these Thai restaurants in this guide is that they’re halal-certified as well, so everyone, including your Muslim friends, can enjoy Thai cuisine.

Get a taste of Thailand right here on our sunny island with these 10 halal Thai restaurants that offer delivery and takeaway services in Singapore. From boat noodles, phad thai, to tom yam fried rice, there’s bound to be something for everybody.

READ: 13 Thai Food Deliveries in Singapore (islandwide delivery)

Photo Credit: Tuk Tuk Cha

TUK TUK CHA

Tuk Tuk Cha is a fuss-free, casual halal Thai café serving signature dishes such as beef noodles and tom yam noodles. They are also well-known for their unique butterfly pea teas and Thai Shibuya toasts. Order from them and let them bring the taste of Thailand all the way to your doorstep!

On GrabFood, they offer islandwide delivery for their halal Thai food orders.

Photo Credit: Omar’s Thai Beef Noodle & Rice

OMAR’S THAI BEEF NOODLE & RICE

This stall is a hidden gem in Circuit Road Food Centre selling cheap and good halal Thai beef noodles. There are 3 types of beef in their well-loved dish: beef slices, shank, and balls, which are all homemade. Along with their popular Thai beef noodles, this stall also sells other Thai dishes such as Basil Mutton and Creamy Chicken Tom Yam.

Call +65 8754 1056 to make your halal Thai food orders. The last order is at 5pm. Islandwide delivery is offered at a flat fee of S$12. If your order exceeds S$50, you are entitled to free delivery. More information can be found here.

Photo Credit: The Original Boat Noodle

THE ORIGINAL BOAT NOODLE

Great news! The Original Boat Noodle recently got their halal certification, so their signature boat noodle dishes can be enjoyed by just anyone. But don’t be fooled by their name, their menu is quite extensive, serving not just Thai boat noodles, but other Thai dishes such as omelette rice, pad thai, kuey chap, and tom yam noodles as well.

They offer islandwide halal Thai food delivery in Singapore with a minimum order of S$40. A delivery fee of S$8 applies. If your order exceeds S$80, you are entitled to free delivery. WhatsApp +65 9832 6670 to order. If you opt for self-pickup, you will enjoy 25% off your order.

Photo Credit: Koh Nangkam

KOH NANGKAM

Koh Nangkam serves halal Southern Thai cuisine and is run by actual Thai-Muslims, so we had no questions about the authenticity of the food. Be sure to order in the crowd-favourite Yellow Curry, Steamed Lemon Sea Bass, Stewed Beef Noodles, Mango Salad, and Thai Iced Green Milk Tea.

Islandwide halal Thai food delivery is available on their website here. A minimum order of S$50 is required, and a delivery fee of S$5.35 applies.

Photo Credit: Saap Saap Thai

SAAP SAAP THAI

This halal joint is known for its delicious Thai street food, with all-time favourites such as Thai Fried Chicken, stir-fried rice dishes with a twist, Thai Grilled Chicken Noodle, and flavourful spicy Thai salad. Their sauces, herbs, and spices are all imported from Thailand, capturing the original sweet, sour, and spicy flavours of Thai cuisine.

They are available for halal Thai food delivery on GrabFood, Foodpanda, and Deliveroo.

Photo Credit: Bali Thai

BALI THAI

Now, this is an interesting combination. A fusion of Indonesian and Thai cuisine, Bali Thai blends both cuisines in their dishes flawlessly. Whether you are a fan of their classic Thai dishes (Thai Green Curry with Rice, Tom Yam Soup, Phad Thai, to name a few), or you want just a little bit of everything with their Combi Bakar seafood platter feast, Bali Thai might just do it for you.

Islandwide halal Thai food delivery is offered on their website here.

Photo Credit: Blue Jasmine

BLUE JASMINE

Blue Jasmine is a chic restaurant located at Park Royal Farrer Park serving halal Thai dishes that are inspired by both Thai traditional flavours and their well-loved street food. They have been recognised as one of Singapore’s Top Restaurants in 2018 and 2019 by the Wine and Dine Magazine. Indulge in their Crispy Duck Fillet, Holy Basil Kaprao, Yellow River Prawn Curry, or their signature Thai Chendol to excite your tastebuds.

Call +65 6824 8851 to make your orders now. They are offering 30% off all ala carte dishes from now till 31st May if you opt for halal Thai food takeaway. Islandwide delivery is available with a fee of S$12 to S$18. If you live within 2km of their vicinity, you will enjoy free delivery.

Photo Credit: GREAThai

GREATHAI

GREAThai prides themselves with their halal authentic Thai dishes prepared by their chefs who hail from Thailand. Their dishes are handmade, and they are famous for their Mango Sticky Rice, Thai Fish Cakes, and very spicy Tom Yam Red Soup. All the dishes are so legit, we wouldn’t mind ordering time and time again!

They are available for Thai food delivery on Foodpanda and Deliveroo. For customers who opt for halal Thai food takeaway services, they are entitled to a free Thai Milk Tea or Thai Green Milk Tea bottle when they visit.

Photo Credit: Mata Thai

MATA THAI

Want affordable Thai cuisine that won’t break the bank? Mata Thai is a halal-certified restaurant that offers value-for-money meals prepared by native Thai chefs who use spices that are sourced from Thailand itself. Be sure to order their signature Curry Fish Head, Tom Yum Seafood Soup, Pandan Leaf Chicken, and refreshing Thai Iced Tea.

They are available for Thai food takeaways, and for delivery on Foodpanda and Deliveroo.

Photo Credit: Sakon Thai

SAKON THAI

Sakon Thai offers halal Thai cuisine that is lightly modified to fit the local tastebuds. This interesting concept combines flavours from the Sakon Town that is located in Northeast Thailand, and the Gau Yuak Temple in Chiang Mai. Their signature dishes include Green Curry, Red Tom Yam Soup, and Phad Thai Seafood, just to name a few.

They are available for Thai food takeaway in their Downtown East, Tiong Bahru Plaza, and Northpoint City stalls. If you want to order from the Downtown East outlet, WhatsApp +65 8909 9930. For the Tiong Bahru outlet, WhatsApp +65 8909 9940. For the Northpoint City outlet, WhatsApp +65 8909 99450 to make your Thai food delivery orders.

With an endless array of ramen restaurants offering delivery and takeaway services in Singapore, you’re bound to be spoilt for choice.

We’ve picked out 10 Japanese ramen restaurants in Singapore that offer islandwide delivery and they including Michelin-starred ramen and a few halal ramen options. It’s time to satisfy these cravings.

These places prove that delicious bowls of ramen can be enjoyed anywhere—even from the comfort of your own couch when you’re binging Netflix at home during this circuit breaker period. Order a delicious bowl of ramen from this ramen delivery guide to accompany your binge session!

TSUTA RAMEN

This eatery stands out from the other ramen eateries as the world’s first Michelin-starred ramen. Every bowl is put together with premium ingredients and no artificial flavourings or MSG.

From now till the end of May, Tsuta Ramen is offering a 1-for-1 promotion across their ramen dishes for S$18. You can now enjoy Michelin-starred ramen from the comfort of your home. Please take note that this promo only applies for orders above S$60. Islandwide ramen delivery and takeaway services are available.

Order here.

TAKAGI RAMEN

Affordable handmade Hakata-style noodles in a rich, flavourful Japanese Tonkotsu broth is what Takagi Ramen is famous for. Fret not, their healthy ramen bowls contain no soup concentrate or MSG, so you can enjoy them, guilt-free!

Make your orders at order.TakagiRamen.com. Bubble tea is also offered with their ramen bowls, which is definitely a huge plus for us. If your ramen order exceeds S$50, you are entitled to free delivery. Ramen takeaway is also available. Islandwide delivery is offered on both their website and on GrabFood.

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ENISHI

Hailing from Kobe, Japan, EniShi is a ramen restaurant that received the Michelin Bib Gourmand award in 2016. They have only opened one outlet outside Japan, and that is in Singapore. Their menu consists of only 2 dishes: the Dan Dan Noodles, and the Japanese Dashi Noodles.

Whatsapp your orders to +65 9098 9409. They offer islandwide delivery with a delivery fee of S$12. If your ramen order is above S$50, you will enjoy free delivery. Islandwide delivery is also available on GrabFood.

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THE RAMEN HOUSE

If you’re craving a late-night ramen fix, The Ramen House is your best bet. They are open till 10.30pm for pickup, takeaway, and delivery services. Their extensive menu not only offers ramen dishes, but also donburi bowls, rolls, and sides, which is a win for the supper lovers.

View their full menu here. Call +65 6734 9294 or WhatsApp +65 8733 0426 to order a bowl of tasty ramen. If you opt for ramen takeaway, you will enjoy 20% off your order. If you opt for delivery, do note that islandwide delivery is available, and if your order exceeds S$50, you will enjoy free ramen delivery.

GOSHIN RAMEN

Goshin Ramen is a halal-certified Japanese restaurant with a menu that combines Japanese concepts with local flavours, resulting in unique dishes such as Ramen Rebus and Nasi Lemak Donburi. These dishes make Goshin Ramen stand out from the usual ramen joints.

They offer islandwide delivery with a minimum spend of S$40. Delivery charges of S$4.99 apply. An additional S$3 surcharge is applicable on eve and public holidays. Free ramen delivery will be given to those with orders above S$80.

Make your orders here.

THE RAMEN STALL

Another halal-certified restaurant serving Japanese cuisine, The Ramen Stall is well-known for serving traditional Japanese cuisine with a uniquely local flavour. They are the sister restaurant to The Ramen House. Their opening hours last till 5am, which is perfect for those who stay up late.

View their full menu here. Call +65 6655 0800 or WhatsApp +65 8733 0425 to order. If you opt for self-collection, you will enjoy 20% off your order. Do note that if your ramen order exceeds S$50, you will enjoy free islandwide delivery.

UMA UMA RAMEN

Originating from Fukuoka, Japan, in 1953, Uma Uma Ramen is as authentic as you can get. They serve up delicious ramen made using a family recipe, and their tonkotsu broth is known to be robust and aromatic. It’s just like getting a taste of Japan without having to travel there.

They offer islandwide delivery, and if your ramen order exceeds S$100, you will get to enjoy free ramen delivery. Order via their website here.

RAMEN TAISHO

Looking for ramen that won’t burn a hole in your wallet? Ramen Taisho might just hit the spot for you. Famous for offering restaurant-quality ramen at affordable prices, Ramen Taisho is a hawker stall run by a humble Singaporean couple who wanted to sell authentic ramen at affordable prices.

Islandwide ramen delivery is available. A S$5 delivery fee is applicable for orders above S$50, and a S$10 fee is applicable for orders above S$30. Make your orders via their website here.

SUPARAKKI RAMEN

Meaning “super lucky” in Japanese, Suparakki Ramen lives up to their name, offering ramen with a generous serving of truffle and black garlic oil that is bound to make you feel suuuuper lucky after you order from this joint. Be sure to order their signature Dry Truffle Ramen, the dish that people have been raving about, and for good reason.

They offer islandwide ramen delivery if you order from GrabFood here.

KANADA-YA

Voted as the #1 Ramen Restaurant in London by The Telegraph London, Kanada-Ya proves that their authentic Japanese tonkotsu ramen is loved by the masses. Their broth is boiled for 18 hours, resulting in a rich, unparalleled taste that is almost impossible to replicate. Their outlet in PLQ Mall is the first outlet that has opened in Southeast Asia.

Islandwide delivery is offered when you order from their website here. If you spend S$80, you are entitled to free gyoza with your ramen delivery.

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The most difficult part for us during these trying times is the lack of in-person communication with our extended family, friends, and colleagues. Thankfully, we’re halfway through the circuit breaker period.

We’re sure that all of us are looking forward to seeing our extended family, friends, and colleagues again. But if you think that you’re not able to last 2 more weeks without keeping in constant contact with your loved ones, fret not.

Group video platforms are now on the rise, and here are some of our fave 5 platforms to use to keep in touch with your loved ones during the circuit breaker period, for the next 2 weeks. Ranging from the usual Skype video calls to playing mini-games with your friends via Houseparty, these apps have something for everyone.

HOUSEPARTY

Houseparty is a free-to-download application that allows its users to video call and play quizzes and games with each other. This brings us together online, when we can’t do it face to face. What makes this app stand out is the addition of quizzes and games you can play over a call, giving us the freedom to do more than just talk. It is one of the most popular apps on the App Store.

Available on iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and Android. More information can be found here.

SKRIBBL.IO

Skribbl.io is a free multiplayer drawing and guessing game, and the largest drawing game online. In one game, there are a few rounds. In every round, someone draws their chosen word on screen, and the others in the group have to submit wild guesses as to what the drawing is to gain points. The person who gains the most points at the end of the game wins. A great way to rewind with your friends on a lazy afternoon, we think.

Play Skribbl.io here. Available on iOS, macOS, and Android.

SKYPE

Before WhatsApp, FaceTime, and Houseparty, there was Skype. Skype is a veteran telecommunications application, specialising in video chats and voice calls. It’s also very family-friendly and has parental control features that allow their children to only add people they know, so parents need not worry.

Skype is available on various platforms, ranging from macOS (for Mac users), to Android tablets, to Amazon Alexa devices. Find the full list here.

ZOOM

Zoom was originally mostly used by business organisations to host business meetings. Nowadays, people use the app to host virtual birthday parties, or virtual classrooms for kids stuck in their homes. Their free plan allows you to host up to 100 participants, have unlimited number of meetings, and a 40-minute limit on group meetings.

Available on Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux. More information here.

KAST

Kast is a video sharing app that allows its users to host watch parties with friends. Kast allows you to host TV and movie watch parties with 100+ friends, and you’re even able to play and live stream your games by sharing your screen. These features make Kast stand out from the usual telecommunications app.

Available on Windows, PC, and macOS. Download and find out more here.

In Singapore, deep-fried Oreos are usually sold at the annual Ramadan bazaar, and we’re still pretty bummed that this year’s bazaar had to get cancelled due to COVID-19. But worry not, we can easily recreate this carnival treat in the comfort of our own homes. Sweeten up your day by making this dessert that is perfect for any occasion!

Hailed as many as a carnival favourite and one of the best street snacks, those with a sweet tooth are bound to love deep-fried Oreos. This deep-fried Oreos recipe is pretty simple and you can make it at home with your loved ones during this circuit breaker period.

All you need for this deep-fried Oreos recipe are a few ingredients, 20 minutes of your time, and you’re good to go.

HOW TO MAKE DEEP-FRIED OREOS – STEP 1

Step 1: Get your ingredients ready. Preheat the fryer to 190 degrees celsius. Mix the pancake mix, egg, 1 tsp of vegetable oil, 2 tsp of vanilla extract, and 160ml of milk in a mixing bowl.

HOW TO MAKE DEEP-FRIED OREOS – STEP 2

Step 2: Whisk until it forms a batter-like texture and is well-combined. Dip the Oreo cookies in the batter. Place the coated Oreos in the oil and fry for 2-3 minutes until the dough is golden brown.

HOW TO MAKE DEEP-FRIED OREOS – STEP 3

Step 3: Remove the Oreos and place them on a paper towel to drain the excess oil. Add powdered sugar if you wish, and serve!

Pro-Tips:
If you’re not a fan of powdered sugar, you’re welcome to serve with ice cream or whipped cream.

You’ve seen Dalgona coffee being whipped up by the masses all over social media. It has taken the internet by storm, and people have come up with their own recipes for this sweet drink. Dalgona is a type of Korean honeycomb candy, and Dalgona coffee is a whipped coffee treat that is made typically using instant coffee, sugar, and hot water. For our Dalgona coffee recipe, click here.

The Matcha Dalgona Latte is a twist to the usual Dalgona whipped drink, and today we’ll show you an easy matcha dalgona latte recipe on how you can make this popular drink in 3 simple steps.

All you need is an egg white, matcha powder, and sugar to make matcha dalgona latte at home.

HOW TO MAKE MATCHA DALGONA LATTE – STEP 1

Step 1: Get your egg white, matcha powder, and sugar ready. Whip your egg white in a bowl until you have a frothy, thick texture. For us, we’ve used a whisk to get the egg white to the right consistency. It might take a while, so patience is key.

HOW TO MAKE MATCHA DALGONA LATTE – STEP 2

Step 2: Scoop sugar into the mix and continue whipping. Sift the matcha powder and whisk until the matcha is fully mixed in. Whip until it reaches a firm peak consistency. Firm peaks should stick to your whisk.

HOW TO MAKE MATCHA DALGONA LATTE – STEP 3

Step 3: Pour milk into a glass and add the whipped matcha in. Mix and enjoy your matcha dalgona latte!

Pro-Tips:
If you want a matcha dalgona vegan recipe without egg, aquafaba is a good alternative to egg whites. Aquafaba is a fancy word for the liquid inside a can of legumes such as chickpeas.

Add more sugar for a foamier and thicker texture.

With a heavy heart, a lot of us had to cancel our travel plans during the COVID-19 crisis. Maybe you were looking forward to a graduation trip with your pals, or a sweet getaway with that special someone, or a fun and exciting family trip.

And now you’re cooped up at home during quarantine, with not much to do. The days seem endless and you’re dying of boredom, wallowing in your sadness over those cancelled flight tickets. Fret not, you can now travel the world from your couch! Thanks to the internet, we are now able to attend virtual tours all around the world.

Take a hike around Yosemite National Park, explore the ruins of Angkor Wat, walk around the Pyramids of Giza… the possibilities are endless. If you’d like, grab a family member to tour the iconic wonders of the world with you. It might not be the experience you expected, but these virtual tours are bound to lift your spirits and cure your boredom.

YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK TOUR

Located in California, Yosemite National Park is one of America’s most popular tourist destinations and breathtaking natural environments. Take a virtual Yosemite tour, which allows online visitors to experience over 200 locations within the famous National Park. You can even explore the surroundings as well, in all seasons!

The virtual Yosemite tour was created and photographed by a virtual reality (VR) photographer Scott Highton who lives just outside the park. He has specialised in VR photography for 30 years now. The 360° interactive panoramas are all in high resolution, so you can zoom in to admire all the intricate details. Pan around and take in stunning views from cliffs and waterfalls, and well-known areas of Yosemite Valley.

Explore Yosemite National Park here.

LOUVRE MUSEUM TOUR

The Louvre Museum in Paris, France, is the world’s largest art museum and a historical monument. It is also the world’s most-visited art museum, with tourists visiting to catch a glimpse of art collections that span work from as far as ancient civilisations to the mid-19th century.

Due to COVID-19, the museum is now closed until further notice, with no visitors allowed. However, thanks to the official Louvre website, you can now tour 4 famous exhibitions: The Advent of the Artist, Egyptian Antiquities, Remains of the Louvre’s Moat, and Galerie d’Apollon online for free.

Go on the tour of the Louvre Museum exhibitions here.

THE PYRAMIDS OF GIZA TOUR

Travel back in time to the ancient Egyptian civilisation and take a walk around the highest pyramids ever built, and the oldest of the 7 Wonders of the Ancient World. Standing proudly at 145 metres high are the Pyramids of Giza. Until now, how the Pyramids of Giza were built is still one of Egypt’s greatest mysteries. They were constructed 4,500 years ago, built to last an eternity. So far, they’ve succeeded in this impressive feat.

In this virtual tour offered by Google Maps, you will be able to learn about the complex history of these pyramids while exploring the UNESCO World Heritage Site. You can even view other Egyptian sites, such as the necropolis of Saqqara, the Citadel of Qaitbay, the Cairo Citadel, the Hanging Church and the remains of Abu Mena. It doesn’t matter which part of the world you’re at – just drag the cursor and embark on this journey.

View the Pyramids of Giza and other Egyptian sites here.

ANGKOR WAT TOUR

Deep in the remote forests of the Siem Reap province of Cambodia lies the ancient Angkor Wat temples, ruins of a time long past. The Angkor Archaeological Park includes remains from various capitals that existed during the time of the Khmer Empire, from the 9th to 15th centuries. The famous Temple of Angkor Wat and the Bayon Temple at Angkor Thom with its countless sculptural decorations are part of the remains.

The virtual tour is a collaboration between Virtual History Specialists, Archaeologists and Historians who want to bring the history of Angkor Wat to life. It explores several magical temples, including the five towers of Angkor Wat itself; the pink sandstone Banteay Srei; and Ta Prohm (as seen in the 2001 film Lara Croft: Tomb Raider), where nature has reclaimed the ruins.

Take a virtual walk around the Angkor Archaeological Park here.

THE GREAT WALL OF CHINA TOUR

In northern China resides one of the world’s most jaw-dropping wonders: the Great Wall of China. Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987, the Great Wall is an ancient fortification that stretches more than 3,000 miles across Chinese provinces. It is also the longest wall, and one of the greatest sights in the world. Boasting a history of over 2,000 years, it is easily one of the most impressive ancient structures on earth today.

A tour agency called The China Guide was kind enough to create a free virtual tour of the Great Wall, after their business was completely halted due to the current situation. They have all sorts of information on their website, which you can have a read while exploring the virtual tour.

Hike along the Great Wall of China here.

We get it. You’re bummed about not being able to dine out during this circuit breaker period. Trust us, we’re on the same boat. And maybe, just sometimes, we need a little pick-me-up in the form of sweet dessert treats. Thanks to delivery apps, we’re able to order in our favourite desserts at any time of the day.

Whether you’re craving doughnuts in the middle of the day, or cakes as a dessert treat after a satisfying dinner, you can be sure that the desserts that you’re craving for will be delivered to your doorstep.

Here are our 20 dessert places in Singapore that offer islandwide delivery. Ranging from homely egg tarts to diabetic-friendly cakes to luxurious eclairs, the choices are endless.

SUNDAY ROSE GELATO

Sunday Rose is a new online website that is devoted to crafting gelatos with nostalgic and interesting flavours such as Hokkaido milk, Sapporo Lavender & Snow Chrysanthemum Cacao.

The Sunday Rose Gelato Bundle (good for 3-4 persons, or 1 greedy ice cream lover) includes 2 pints and 2 buttermilk waffles.

Buy your ice cream online at https://sundayrose.co

Photo Credit: Kopi & Tarts

KOPI & TARTS

Kopi & Tarts is a Halal coffee concept that sells signature pastries such as egg tarts, muffins and pastries. It is recommended that you order their freshly-made pastries as a breakfast meal, or tea-time treat.

The minimum order is S$10 for delivery, and their islandwide delivery fee is S$7. If your order exceeds S$150, you’re entitled to free delivery. 10% off is also offered if your order exceeds S$300.

Make your orders here.

SUGALIGHT

Sugalight is famously known as Singapore’s only maker of sugar-free ice cream. Now, you can enjoy guilt-free dessert snacks without worrying about the calorie count and how much sugar you’re consuming. A great choice for the health-conscious who want to indulge after dinner.

There is no minimum order, but an S$8 delivery charge is applicable for orders that are below S$40. If your order exceeds S$40, you get to enjoy free delivery islandwide. However, they are currently experiencing a higher volume of orders, thus some deliveries may take up to 5 days.

Order guilt-free ice cream here.

PANTLER

A bakery cafe located in the CBD, they offer a tantalising selection of cakes and pastries. They even offer a Work-from-home Care Pack that you can snack on while typing away at your desk.

In lieu of the current climate, they are offering S$15 delivery to all destinations islandwide and lowered the minimum spend to S$50 for complimentary delivery in the CBD.

Order here to satiate your sweet tooth!

Photo Credit: Locaba Singapore

LOCABA SINGAPORE

Wait, healthy cakes are a thing too? You bet. All Locaba cakes and desserts are low-carb, diabetic-friendly and contain no household sugar. Not only that, Locaba caters to those who are on gluten-free, ketogenic, or paleolithic diets. Great for snacking at any point in the day.

They offer free islandwide delivery for their low-carb cakes with a minimum order value of S$80. If your order is below S$80, a delivery fee of S$10 applies.

Get your guilt-free healthy cakes here.

ISLAND CREAMERY

For the last 18 years, Island Creamery has been selling unique local ice cream flavours. It is the first ice cream parlour in Singapore that produces freshly-made premium ice cream featuring local flavours. They are also well-known for their ice cream birthday cakes and mudpies. This makes for an amazing after-dinner treat.

Get their ice cream delivered to your door for S$15. Currently, they are offering S$30 for 3 Red Label ice cream tubs, featuring local flavours such as chendol, pulut hitam, and teh tarik.

You can get your local ice cream fix from GrabFood or https://shop.islandcreamery.com/.

ANTOINETTE

Serving award-winning, meticulously-crafted cakes and pastries, Antoinette is one of the most poular French patisseries in Singapore . Satisfy your sweet tooth and indulge in their Earl Grey Bubble Tea cake, or their signature Antoinette chocolate cake, at any time of the day.

You have to purchase a minimum order of S$55, and they offer islandwide delivery for S$8. This promotion will only last for a limited period of time.

Make your order for award-winning cakes here.

BREADTALK

BreadTalk bakery snacks are perfect for tea-time. Imagine spoiling yourself with their popular German-inspired pound cakes, or their talked-about toilet paper roll cake: the ROFL, which is a honey marble cake filled with buttercream.

If you spend S$30, enjoy free delivery. For orders below S$30, an S$5 delivery fee will be applicable. You can even order their signature cakes without any minimum spending. Order before 8pm and the cakes will be delivered to your house the next day.

Order your cakes now at http://fpls.in/breadtalkdelivers.

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AH CHEW DESSERTS

Maybe the hot weather is making you crave a cold dessert. Fret not, Ah Chew sells famous local-style desserts, which include favourites such as yam paste with gingko, durian yam sago, and mango pomelo.

They offer islandwide delivery here. A minimum order of S$50 is required with an S$5 delivery fee. Only online credit card payment is accepted. Islandwide delivery is also available with no minimum order value.

CAT & THE FIDDLE

Cat & The Fiddle offers Halal Asian-inspired cheesecakes with a range of flavours. You can order classic favourites such as the Classic New York Cheesecake, or Oreo Cookies and Cream. If you’re feeling a little bolder, you could try flavours such as Mao Shan Wang durian.

Be sure to contact them at +65 6287 0077 to make your order. There is no minimum order amount, but they do charge S$6.90 for delivery. If your order exceeds S$90, you will get to enjoy free islandwide delivery.

Check out their menu and order via their website here.

Photo Credit: L’éclair

L’ÉCLAIR

L’éclair offers a wide array of artisanal éclair flavours, ranging from Ispahan to Vanilla and Caramelised Pecans to their seasonal flavours. This, to us, is a treat that can be savoured at any part of the day.

For the whole month of April, L’éclair is offering a 25% discount on all orders. Simply use the code “SHARETHELOVE” during checkout. If your order is above S$80, you will also be entitled to free delivery.

Satisfy your éclair cravings here.

THE MARMALADE PANTRY

This bistro serves up not only modern luxurious comfort mains, but delectable desserts that are just so pretty to look at. Our mouths are watering just scrolling through the endless array of pudding, tarts, tea sets, and cupcakes.

They have exclusive deals for Mastercard cardholders. If your order exceeds S$50, you’re entitled to S$10 off your delivery. Key in the code “MC10″ at checkout. Spend a minimum of S$80 to enjoy FREE islandwide delivery and use the code “MCFREE” at checkout.

Sweeten up your day and order here.

LEMUEL CHOCOLATE

A bean-to-bar chocolate maker, Lemuel Chocolate serves up Singapore’s largest range of Single-Origin Dark Chocolate bars. They specialise in single-origin chocolate and pastries, and handcrafted hot chocolate drinks that are to die for.

They have a delivery menu and offer islandwide pastry delivery. If you’re looking to stock up on your daily dose of chocolate, their Stay-At-Home Kits are perfect for you.

Check out their website and make an order here.

SALTED CARAMEL

Serving up handcrafted premium artisanal ice cream, Salted Caramel boasts eggless ice cream that is made in-house daily, using only natural ingredients that have no preservatives and artificial sweeteners.

They offer islandwide delivery, with a minimum order of S$35 and a delivery fee of S$5 applies. Islandwide delivery is also available on GrabFood. Pickups are also available, and you get to enjoy 10% off your order if it exceeds S$28!

Indulge in their egg-free ice cream here.

BEN’S COOKIES

Ben’s Cookies prides itself on making freshly-baked cookies that leave their customers coming back for more. Using delicious Belgian chocolate, unsalted butter, wheat flour, cane sugar, and fresh eggs, their cookies are chunky and their taste is unrivaled.

To make an order, simply WhatsApp +65 8428 0051 to confirm your order, delivery location, and time. Islandwide delivery is also offered, with a delivery fee of S$8. If your order is above S$70, you are entitled to free delivery. Islandwide delivery is also available on GrabFood.

Make your orders here.

SUNLIFE DURIAN PUFFS & PASTRIES

This is for the durian lovers who can’t live without the creamy fruit. With quality durian crepes, puffs, mochi, eclairs and more, their desserts have every variation of your favourite fruit. They also offer other desserts such as macarons and Hokkaido cupcakes.

Sunlife Durian Puffs & Pastries offers islandwide delivery on GrabFood, with a small order fee for orders below S$8. Normal delivery is also offered on Deliveroo and FoodPanda.

Order via GrabFood now.

SINPOPO BRAND

If you haven’t heard of the delicious, locally-inspired cakes offered by Sinpopo Brand, now you do. Taste nostalgic flavors such as Ondeh Ondeh, Pulut Hitam and Kueh Dadar in their cakes!

They also offer pastries, cookies, and various beverages. Sinpopo Brand has islandwide delivery available on GrabFood from their store in Funan. A small order fee is charged for orders below $8.

Order via GrabFood and indulge in the nostalgia of their flavours.

SERIOUSLY KETO

Well-known for their chocolate-flavoured desserts, Seriously Keto is also delivering all over Singapore! Don’t miss their “ketocups” and “ketocakes”, and you can consider trying their other desserts and snacks as well.

Seriously Keto offers islandwide delivery via their website, which can be found through this link.

They are also available on GrabFood, FoodPanda and Deliveroo.

LANA CAKES

Since 1964, Lana Cakes’ signature, timeless homemade chocolate chiffon cake, blanketed by a thick, shiny fudge, has been enjoyed by generation after generation. Founded by Mrs. Violet Kwan, Lana Cakes is still family-owned and operated by her son.

They are available for islandwide delivery and in-store pickups. Make your orders 72 hours in advance. Islandwide delivery will incur a fee of S$20.

Enjoy a timeless classic and make your orders here.

TARTE BY CHERYL KOH

An artisanal tarts connoisseur, Tarte’s exquisite selection of pastries and other confectioneries are baked from scratch every day with only the best available ingredients sourced worldwide. Every single tart is perfected with a high level of finesse and technicality that is not easily achieved by other pastry shops.

They offer islandwide delivery and takeaway. To order, drop them an e-mail at tarte@lesamis.com.sg or WhatsApp them at +65 9751 0109. Their menu is also available on their website. For more information, click here.

Photo Credit: Zee & Elle

ZEE & ELLE

Celebrating a birthday and want a mouth-watering, handmade aesthetic cake? Zee & Elle offers just that, and maybe more! Their cakes may just be some of the best presents for any birthday in this circuit breaker period, whether you are buying a cake for yourself, a family member, or a friend.

Islandwide delivery is offered at S$20, and no minimum order is required. They also offer self-collection. Order from their website here.

Staying home doesn’t have to be boring. We get it—you’re bummed about the dire situation we’re in now because of COVID-19 and you need a little pick-me-up. Fear not, Korean food always makes everything better.

We’ve picked out our 6 halal Korean restaurants and eateries in Singapore that offer food delivery. Now everyone can enjoy delicious halal Korean cuisine at home! And don’t worry, these halal Korean restaurants are scattered islandwide.

We hope this list of halal Korean food places will help battle your stay-home blues. Enjoy the Korean dishes while watching K-dramas on Netflix, listening to K-pop music, or watching Mukbang videos on YouTube.

TWO HANA

By the folks behind Seoul Garden, Two Hana opened its doors in Century Square back in 2018. They offer delectable Korean-Western fusion cuisine, blending the two cuisines together to create unique, standout dishes.

Their signatures are Spicy Haebi Seaweed Prawn Aglio Olio (from S$13.35), Striploin Bap (from S$18.55), and their bite-sized Kimchi Mac and Cheese (S$11.55).

Available on Foodpanda.

Two Hana
Century Square, #01-21
2 Tampines Central 5, 529509
Open daily: 11am – 9.30pm (timings may vary)

Photo Credit: NeNe Chicken

NENE CHICKEN

Chicken lovers, rejoice! NeNe Chicken is one of the more popular chains in Singapore selling halal Korean fried chicken. Besides fried chicken, they also serve pasta and bap burgers.

NeNe Chicken has 3 different locations scattered islandwide – in NEX, Bukit Panjang Plaza, and Bedok Mall. Get your fried chicken fix here and order the bundle meal (starting from S$39.90 for 4pax on Foodpanda) if you’re with your friends! If you’re ordering from Deliveroo, they offer S$12 deals for 10 pieces of tenders.

Available on GrabFood, Deliveroo, and Foodpanda.

NeNe Chicken
NEX
23 Serangoon Central #04-15/16
Singapore 556083
Open daily: 11am – 9.30pm (timings may vary)

Bedok Mall
311 New Upper Changi Road #02-02
Singapore 467360
Open daily: 11am – 9.30pm (timings may vary)

Bukit Panjang Plaza
1 Jelebu Road, Bukit Panjang Rd, #02-10
Singapore 677743
Open daily: 11am – 9.30pm (timings may vary)

OMOOMODON

This concept fuses both Korean and Japanese cuisine, creating a distinct taste that makes it stand out from the rest of the halal Korean places. Have a look at their tantalising menu on both Foodpanda and Deliveroo.

On their menu, you will find bento sets, donburi bowls, udon, and glass noodles, just to name a few. If you’re looking for a value-for-money meal, the Twin Combo costs S$23.87, and it consists of a Bulgogi and Karaage Bento, Teriyaki Chicken and Karaage Bento, Takoyaki, and 2 cans of coke. A satisfying meal for 2, if you ask us.

Available on Foodpanda and Deliveroo.

Omoomodon
The Star Vista #02-14/15
1 Vista Exchange Green
Singapore 138617
Open daily: 11.30am – 9pm (timings may vary)

Suntec City Mall, #02-606A
3 Temasek Boulevard
Singapore, 038983
Open daily: 11.30am – 9pm (timings may vary)

Kallang Wave Mall #01-40
1 Stadium Pl
Singapore 397628
Open daily: 11.30am – 9pm (timings may vary)

Market Square @ Downtown East E!Avenue #02-321
1 Pasir Ris Close
Singapore, 519599
Open daily: 11.30am – 9pm (timings may vary)

Photo Credit: Dosirak

DOSIRAK

A modern take on the traditional Korean bibimbap, Dosirak is looking to shake things up (literally!) with their healthy bibimbap pints. The ingredients and sauces are natural and made in-house, with every bibimbap under 500 calories, which is a win for the health-conscious.

You can make your own bibimbap at S$7.90 on Deliveroo, or pick from any of their pre-made choices. Their bestsellers include the Beef Bulgogi (S$9.90), Spicy Chicken (S$8.90), and Soy Sesame Chicken (S$8.90).

Available on Deliveroo and Foodpanda.

Dosirak
OUE Downtown, #01-44
6A Shenton Way
Singapore, 068815
Open daily: 11am – 7.45pm (timings may vary)

313@Somerset, #B2-15
313 Orchard Road
Singapore 238895
Open daily: 10am – 9.15pm (timings may vary)

HANOK BY MASIZZIM

Hanok by Masizzim was halal-certified earlier this year. Don’t confuse this eatery with its other branch, Masizzim, as Masizzim is not halal-certified. Fans of Masizzim will be happy to know that the halal menu offered at Hanok by Masizzim is very similar to the one in Masizzim.

The menu is extensive, ranging from their crowd-favourite galbi-jjim (Korean beef rib stew), to crispy Squid and Leek Pancakes (S$16.91), to fluffy Steamed Egg with Beef Stock (S$9.42).

Available on GrabFood, Deliveroo, and Foodpanda.

Hanok by Masizzim
Westgate, #01-07
3 Gateway Dr
Singapore 608532
Open daily: 11am – 10pm (timings may vary)

JINJJA CHICKEN

Jinjja Chicken is one of the best Korean fast-food available in Singapore for a quick seasoned chicken fix. Aside from delicious chicken, their gimbaps, noodles and bibimbaps are rather decent renditions from a fast-food chain. The best part is they’re Halal-certified for our Muslim friends to enjoy as well!

To place your orders, visit https://jinjja-chicken.oddle.me/en_SG/. Alternatively, they are available on GrabFood, Foodpanda and Deliveroo.

During trying times like these, do continue to support our local hawkers by getting takeouts or ordering local hawker food from delivery apps such as Deliveroo and Foodpanda.

Here are 5 hawker centres in Singapore where you can order your favourite local dishes from and have them delivered to your doorstep.

Photo Credit: Ah Tai Hainanese Chicken Rice on Facebook & @paulasjunk14

#1 MAXWELL HAWKER FOOD CENTRE

Loved by both tourists and locals alike, Maxwell Hawker Food Centre is one of the most popular hawker centres in Singapore and there are many famous hawker stalls that have long queues every day.

If you’re a chicken rice lover, you will be glad to know that Ah Tai Hainaese Chicken Rice is available to order on Foodpanda. The Steamed Chicken Rice is a hit. Besides chicken rice, there are other stalls to check out, including Rojak, Popiah & Cockle, a Michelin-Recommended stall; and the crowd-favourite Jin Hua Sliced Fish Bee Hoon.

Available for food delivery on Foodpanda.

Maxwell Food Centre
1 Kadayanallur St
Singapore 069184
Open Daily: 8am – 2am (stall hours might differ)

#2 CHOMP CHOMP FOOD CENTRE

Arguably one of the most popular supper spots in Singapore, Chomp Chomp Food Centre is in the heart of Serangoon Gardens. Some of the hawker stalls at Chomp Chomp you can order via Foodpanda include Traditional Hai Nam Fang Yuan Satay, AMK 409 Fried Carrot Cake, and even desserts from Ding Hao Sugarcane & Desserts!

If you’re a fan of barbecued food, Chomp Chomp has an array of choices, but our favourite remains the Large Sambal Stingray from Lucy BBQ Seafood on Deliveroo.

Available on Foodpanda and Deliveroo.

Chomp Chomp Food Centre
20 Kensington Park Rd
Singapore 557269
Open Daily: 4pm – 12.30am (stall hours might differ)

Read our guide on the best dishes at Chomp Chomp Food Centre.

#3 OLD AIRPORT ROAD FOOD CENTRE

This hawker centre was voted “Best Hawker Centre In Singapore” last year when 96.3 HAO FM launched its “The Search for Singapore’s Best Hawker Centre” campaign, garnering the most votes and twice as many votes as its nearest competition.

You will be overjoyed to know that Michelin-Recommended stall Hua Kee Hougang Famous Wanton Mee is available for delivery on both Foodpanda and Deliveroo, starting at S$5.90. Other options from Foodpanda include Fried Carrot Cake, Albert Street Prawn Noodle, and Xin Bee Congee.

Available on Foodpanda and Deliveroo.

Old Airport Road Food Centre
51 Old Airport Rd
Singapore 390051
Open Daily: 6am – 11pm (stall hours might differ)

Read our guide on the best eats at Old Airport Road Food Centre.

#4 YISHUN PARK FOOD CENTRE

One of the newer hawker centres in the hawker scene, Yishun Park Food Centre was opened in 2017. A modern take on the traditional hawker centres, the founders wanted to attract the younger generation and encourage them to support local hawkers.

Be sure to order the Atas Wing Meal from Ah Tan Crispy Chicken Har Cheong Gai, which is available on both Foodpanda and Deliveroo. Deliveroo also has options such as Thunder Tea Rice from Ah Lock Tofu, and Beef Brisket Noodles from One Mouth Noodle. Foodpanda has Belgian Chocolate Pancakes from Munchi Delights and Century Egg and Lean Meat Congee from Li Fang Congee.

Available on Foodpanda and Deliveroo.

Yishun Park Food Centre
51 Yishun Ave 11
Singapore 768867
Open Daily: 6am – 10pm (stall hours might differ)

Photo Credit: @jennysggoh

#5 BUKIT PANJANG HAWKER CENTRE

This hawker centre is one of the newest in the hawker scene as well, opened by NTUC Foodfare back in 2018. Selling tasty, delectable food at affordable prices, its no wonder everyone who dines here is spoilt for choice.

Hawker favourites include Prawn Noodle from Zai Lai Prawn Noodle, Fishball Noodle from You Xiang Teochew Noodles, Chicken Rice from Tong Fong Fatt Hainanese Boneless Chicken Rice, and Fried Carrot Cake from Father & Son’s Fried Carrot Cake And Char Kuey Teow.

Available on Foodpanda.

Bukit Panjang Hawker Centre and Market
2 Bukit Panjang Ring Rd
Singapore 679947
Open Daily: 6am – 10pm (stall hours might differ)

Cake lovers, rejoice! A new parlour has opened. Located in the heart of Toa Payoh, The Twisted Trio is currently in its soft launch stage, but it is set for a grand opening this Sunday. It is a 5 to 10-minute walk from the MRT.

This new, modern cafe is founded by 3 pastry chefs (with 3 different personalities, thus the name!) who initially worked together before deciding to open their own dessert shop with cakes that cater to all tastebuds.

The chilled desserts include the Watermelon Rose ($8) and Burnt Cheesecake ($7). As the founders wish to accommodate to the tastebuds of the local elderly in the neighbourhood, the cakes are not too overwhelmingly rich and sweet, with lesser cream. So you don’t have to feel sinful while enjoying the treats here.

We definitely recommend the Watermelon Rose due to its unique floral taste. The pastry cream is fluffy and not too rich. The fruits on top and the watermelon layer add a refreshing bite to the cake. Put these two together, and you have a modern, novel take to the usual cake.

However, we feel that the Burnt Cheesecake could have been more charred. Nevertheless, it was still light, spongy, and not extremely sweet. Perfect for a not-so-heavy dessert after a hearty dinner.

As for the desserts that were displayed out in room temperature, we tried the Dark & Milk Choc Brownie ($4). The brownie was crumbly and delicious, with a special blend of both dark and milk chocolate. This definitely goes on our best brownie spots in Singapore list.

We spotted a variety of room-temperature desserts, including Pound Cakes ($12) with flavours such as Earl Grey, Banana, and Matcha. Banana Muffins ($2.50), Scones ($3), and Orange Yogurt cakes ($4) are also displayed. This cafe really leaves you spoiled for choice. And if that isn’t enough, you can also place an order for your very own customized cakes in this cafe.

Feast your eyes and tastebuds on the various desserts offered at this mini parlour, and you will not be disappointed. Pair your dessert of choice with a coffee, and your sweet tooth cravings will definitely be satisfied.

The Twisted Trio
Blk 85C Lorong 4 Toa Payoh #01-384
Singapore 313085
Mon – Fri: 10.30am – 6.30pm
Sat – Sun: 9.30am – 6.30pm
Nearest MRT: Toa Payoh