Machi Machi Singapore has launched its new website for bubble tea delivery islandwide.
The news of bubble tea shops closing in Singapore during Circuit Breaker shocked many bubble tea fans. But fret not, many bubble tea brands in Singapore have partnered up with various restaurants to offer their drinks on delivery!
One of our favourite bubble tea brands, Machi Machi, has bucked the trend by going solo to offer bubble tea delivery on its website https://machimachi.oddle.me.
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you probably would have come across some form of these spicy noodles from Hai Chi Jia that have been making waves across the internet for the past few weeks. These popular snacks in Singapore have become very popular as they are not only easy to prepare but incredibly addictive.
Joining the popular Mala Oden and Spicy Clam Noodles (Hua Jia Fen) is the new Jiao Ma Guo Ba Fen, which is essentially our favourite spicy mala vermicelli paired with chunks of crispy rice.
If you love the Mala Oden and Spicy Clam Noodles from Hai Chi Jia, you definitely need to give the Jiao Ma Guo Ba Fen a shot and get a few cups of these from snacksdelivery.sg.
If there’s one thing that could get the attention of the whole of Singapore in a second, it would be a 1-for-1 promotion. It almost feels like our systems are wired to instinctively react to good deals. Our ears perk up, eyes widen and our gears are set at full speed.
Ready to roll?
We’ve rounded up the 10 best 1-for-1 promotions happening now in Singapore. These promotions are exclusively for delivery, because we know takeaways aren’t always the most convenient option. Whether you’re after an Italian indulgence or a Japanese feast, we’ve got it all down.
Who would have thought that your kitchen accident years ago would have become one of the most sought-after desserts today? The Basque Burnt Cheesecake is basically your regular New York cheesecake — but chao da-ed.
It has a burnt crisp top which hides a custardy, wobbly cheesecake underneath. It’s supposed to be sensually creamy, cooked till just holding its shape. But, there have been many variations, with some places leaving theirs with a gooey lava centre.
The Basque burnt cheesecake trend has not died down since months ago and we’re loving it. If you’ve never had a taste of it before, here are 11 Basque Burnt Cheesecake delivered to you.
COVID-19 has left Singapore’s F&B industry in a catastrophic mess, especially after dining out was banned during the Circuit Breaker period. Eateries have been struggling to make ends meet and despite many of them still allowing takeaway or delivery, it is not always enough.
So, it isn’t surprising that a number of these dining establishments have had to shut their doors and leave Singapore’s F&B industry. Over the past few months, we’ve heard of the closing of a number of reputable restaurants across our little red dot and it is truly heartbreaking.
Just recently, there have been rumours that Stärker Group has become one of the next casualties of the pandemic. Are these, however, true? We will find out by 10 June 2020.
You’ve had their burgers. You’ve had their shakes.
And now, there’s one more place you can snag Shake Shack‘s grub at — Liat Towers.
Shake Shack will be opening its third outlet at Orchard Road on 5 August 2020. This isn’t too long after the opening of their second outlet along Neil Road earlier on in February this year.
There are two types of people in this world — the ones who prefer peppery bak kut teh and the ones who prefer the herbal version. There’s no sitting on the fence for this one. It’s all about personal preference.
Whatever it is, this soupy dish just seems to have this magical ability to kick start your appetite, even if you weren’t hungry in the first place. And one of the best parts of bak kut teh isn’t even the dish itself, it’s the side dishes that come along with it. Preserved vegetables, vinegar pig trotters and braised intestines — all part of the package.
We’ve compiled this guide of 15 bak kut teh places in Singapore that are offering islandwide delivery during this period.
Weeks ago, the news of bubble tea stores having to close in Singapore shook the nation. Then, we realised that it’s actually not that big of a deal. After all, a good number of bubble tea brands have partnered up with various restaurants to offer their drinks on delivery!
So, there’s no need to sulk. Good food paired with your favourite drink — it’s a win-win situation for all sides!
If you’ve been missing your bubble tea fix and you’re not sure where to start, here are 17 bubble tea and restaurant collaborations in Singapore.