Judging from the queue at the famous BAKE Cheese Tart, Singapore is still going gaga over these Hokkaido-style baked cheese tarts.
Photos of a new Hokkaido Baked Cheese Tart at Jurong Point have been making their rounds on social media this week. We are sorry to burst your bubbles – the Hokkaido Baked Cheese Tart at Jurong Point is not by BAKE.
BAKE is not opening a second outlet in the West of Singapore. At least not yet.
Singaporeans live for great food, and we are not ashamed of it. Even when we travel, we have a list of go-to places – famous cafes, Michelin-star restaurants and what-have-you.
We know too well those moments when indulging in BAKE Cheese Tarts on the streets of Tokyo and enjoying a pizza in PizzaExpress in London, and wondering when would be the next we could savour them again.
Luckily for us, Singapore has more and more international brands setting foot on our shores, and we are infinitely closer to satisfying all our cravings.
Now, let us take a look at the 13 Popular Overseas Dining Concepts That Opened In Singapore in 2016. READ ON
There are so many criteria to picking the right venue. For one, it must be able to accommodate your desired number of guests. Some venues are suitable for a small-scale wedding; some have ballrooms that are so huge they can sit your entire clan.
For most weddings in Singapore, they are held in the ballrooms of hotels. This is mostly to accommodate bigger groups. The ambience of hotel ballrooms plays a big part in creating the mood for such a grand event too.
We picked The Fullerton Hotel Singapore for many reasons, with the primary reason being its rich history. Being patriotic Singaporeans ourselves, we had wanted something iconic of Singapore to hold our wedding at, and The Fullerton Hotel couldn’t have been a better choice.
The annual Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix is taking place from 16 September 2016 to 18 September 2016 and we are expecting a fantabulous line up of exciting after-parties during this adrenaline-rushing weekend.
For regional visitors who are flying in specially just for F1, here is your go-to guide on where to party during this period and how to maximise your trip.
From the high-end Amber Lounge, burlesque-themed Boudoir Noire to Cé La Vi’s daytime boozy brunch, here are 8 Best Places To Party At During The 2016 F1 Singapore Grand Prix.
UberEATS is now in Singapore and it is good news for everyone, especially people who stay in Serangoon!
Starting from today, UberEATS will deliver to people living in Serangoon and in parts of Kovan, Hougang, Joo Seng, Potong Pasir and Tai Seng with over 30 participating food and beverage establishments. The launch of Serangoon means that its coverage has actually expanded by five times! And what we love is the curated list of homegrown brands.
UberEATS is a convenient food delivery service where you can easily request for your desired food to be sent to you with just a few taps on the UberEATS mobile app. There is no minimum order required and DELIVERY IS FREE!
For those of you who are new to UberEATS, use our promo code “LADYIRONCHEFEATS” to get S$10 off (for first timer users only) from now until 31 October 2016.
Animal cafes may not be something new to us anymore but an alpaca cafe is definitely something worth talking about! If you are an animal lover and have not heard of Oia Cafe in Taipei, you have to mark this place down for your next visit to Taipei.
Oia Cafe is home to a few alpacas and they roam around freely in the cafe. Yes, you get to play with these adorable white creatures and feed them with carrots or food that are approved by the cafe’s owner—this is also the best way to get the alpacas to take a selfie with you. READ ON
Tucked away in the Yio Chu Kang heartlands is newcomer Prodigal Roasters, an independent specialty coffee shop that serves caffeinated beverages to nearby residents and basically anyone who loves a good cuppa.
The tiny cafe’s location might seem relatively obscure but is actually easily reachable within an eight-minute stroll from Yio Chu Kang MRT. So, is it worth visiting?
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.