Japan’s beloved Sanrio character—Cinnamoroll—is having a pop-up cafe in Singapore from 17 May to 13 August 2017.
It will be located at Kumoya—a Japanese-French inspired cafe at Jalan Klapa—to mark Cinnamoroll’s 15th anniversary. This collaboration will see a Cinnamoroll theme in the café.
Photo Credit: Kim-Marie Troutman Photography
Refreshingly sweet and delicious, Christopher Columbus once called the papaya ‘the fruit of the angels’. It is of no surprise that this delightful tropical fruit has swiftly earned its spot as a favourite.
Some may find themselves oddly sceptical once told of the papaya’s plentiful benefits. The spherical, pear-shaped fruit may look plain and exotic but they are in fact, loaded with nutrients, vitamin C, fibre and enzymes. These aren’t all, though!
Here is a list of health benefits and why you really should eat papayas more often. READ ON
The Island of Love boasts many exciting activities at extremely affordable prices, which is no surprise why countless of foreigners flock to Bali all year round – and we are no exception. Over the past years, we have embarked on cafe-hopping adventures, stayed in luxurious beach resorts and also thoroughly explored Ubud.
After a thorough research, we are here to share with you Bali’s top drinking spots for the best sunset. From Uluwatu’s El Kabron Restaurant & Beach Club to Seminyak’s Double-Six Rooftop, here is our guide to 8 Best Bars in Bali to catch the sunset.
Kaya-kaya Cafe is a reflection of Malacca’s rich culture, history and traditions which are passed down from early settlers to the present generation. The vintage cafe exudes a calm ambience and this hidden treasure where visitors are able to get some respite from the crowd at Jonker Street.
Lorong Kilat is a cosy little street near Beauty World MRT Station on the new Downtown Line in Singapore. The new Downtown Line has made the whole Bukit Timah area very accessible so there is no excuse to not travel to the West for food now!
The whole stretch feels very comforting, like a quaint little neighbourhood street. But during meal hours, the place comes to life. Bars, bakeries, restaurants, cafes and more populate the area, with some very well known names such as Carpenter and Cook, Kim’s Family Restaurant and more.
Here is a Guide to Lorong Kilat’s Restaurants, Cafes & Eateries.
Kazoku Japanese Cuisine is a humble family Japanese eatery that serves up quality Japanese fare at affordable prices. For a fuss-free place with good yet cheap Japanese food, Kazoku Japanese Cuisine is the place to visit. For instance, their hearty Salmon Don only costs a mere S$8.90; what a steal!
You’d probably have seen photos and boomerang videos of these fluffy pancakes on Instagram. They jiggle when you shake the plate, they really do.
All hail Cafe Gram’s Japanese-style Soufflé Pancakes, the one thing you must eat when in Japan!
Cafe Gram became famous for these and we have every reason for you to add this to your must-eat list. Heck, you should even fly to Japan for it!
Spice Brasserie in PARKROYAL on Kitchener Road was the talk of the town last year for their value-for-money Union of Crabs & Lobsters Dinner Buffet which saw roaring success among Singaporeans. No doubt, it is hard to find a close contender when it comes to their sheer variety and competitive pricing.
Now, Executive Chef Low and his team at Spice Brasserie has re-introduced their hallmark annual special—Endless crabs party buffet. Unveiling a new exciting buffet line up, this year’s rendition sees new flavours on top of all-time favourites.
From the crowd-pleaser Salted Egg Crabs to local favourites such as Crab Bee Hoon and Stir Fried Crab with Asian Spices, this is one buffet all crab lovers must not miss for the world.
From now until 30 June 2017, quote ‘ladyironchef’ upon making your reservation to enjoy the dinner buffet at an exclusive price of S$120++ for 2 pax.