
Good news, Mcdonald’s Singapore is introducing several new items in September 2020. Look forward to the new Yuzu Cream Cheese Pie, Melon Waffle Cone, Smoky Nacho Cheese Sauce, Minion Potatoes as well as Minion Happy Meal toys.

Good news, Mcdonald’s Singapore is introducing several new items in September 2020. Look forward to the new Yuzu Cream Cheese Pie, Melon Waffle Cone, Smoky Nacho Cheese Sauce, Minion Potatoes as well as Minion Happy Meal toys.

Is it just us or does the break between lunch and dinner always feel incredibly long? By 4pm, most of us would be itching for some munchies. Whether it’s a Kit Kat bar or a bag of Ruffles, snacks are a real lifesaver during the afternoon slump.
Most of us gravitate to the same few snacks in the supermarket. But in the vast ocean of tidbits laid out on in the aisles lie hidden gems that you may not have tried before. Well, that’s why we’re here.
We’ve rounded up 10 supermarket snacks in Singapore you’ve been missing out on. Ranging from wafer sticks to mochi, there’s something for everybody!

Joy Luck Teahouse is bringing in the signatures from the 3 top iconic Hong Kong brands—Hoover Cake Shop, Kam Kee Cafe & Tak Hing Fish Ball Company.
The newly-launched Hong Kong-style Café at Ion Orchard is conceptualised by former TVB producer Mr Robert Chua who is behind Kam’s Roast Singapore and Tim Ho Wan.
Look forward to Hoover Cake Shop’s egg tarts (choose from puff pastry and a butter cookie type, Kam Kee Cafe’s pineapple buns and Hong Kong-style milk tea, and Tak Hing Fishball Company’s Hong Kong Fish Balls.

We don’t know what it is about raw cookie dough, but we always find ourselves taking a sneaky lick or two of it whenever we bake some cookies.
While cookie dough is terribly addictive, it is a known fact that it is is unsafe for consumption as it contains raw eggs and flour which can potentially cause food poisoning. This isn’t the most optimal outcome for us cookie dough lovers.
To satisfy any cravings for this sinful addiction, we have here an easy 6-step edible cookie dough recipe that won’t leave you writhing in pain. Try it at home during the next time you need to stress eat!

Shake Shack Singapore is opening their 4th outlet at Suntec City on 30 Sep 2020. Following the opening of its outlets at Neil Road in Feb 2020 and Liat Towers in August 2020, the popular American burger chain will be adding another location in Singapore.

If there is one type of food that will withstand the test of time, out of the myriad of munchies available in Singapore, it has to be dishes from Japanese cuisine. To be more specific, sushi is one thing that will never go out of style – from the cheap-and-good S$1.50 per plate sushi to the one-of-a-kind omakase experiences, sushi will always have a place in our hearts.
Singapore actually offers quite the variety of these little morsels as they have true-blue Japanese brands such as Genki and Sushiro. Check out these 24 sushi illustrations!

Tsuta Ramen Singapore is having a 1-for-1 ramen promotion for delivery and takeaway orders from now until 31 August 2020.
Tsuta Ramen Singapore opened its first outlet in end 2016 and they have since expanded to three outlets in Singapore. If you haven’t had the chance to try this Michelin-starred ramen, don’t miss out on this 1-for-1 ramen promotion.

Singapore Food Festival (SFF) 2020—Singapore’s biggest food event—will go virtual for the very first time. Themed “Rediscover the Foodie in You”, SFF 2020 will see more than 25 F&B partners coming on board to serve up gastronomic experiences for festival-goers to enjoy at home.
For the Singapore Food Festival 2020, you can look forward to virtual food tours, live masterclasses, chef collaborations, food bundles and limited edition food merchandise. While you cannot travel during this period, you can be a tourist in your own country and rediscover a different side of Singapore.
Here are the highlights for Singapore Food Festival 2020.