Fries are something that everybody loves. Period. Whether they are thin-cut, curly, shoestring-style or topped with decadent sauces as a poutine, these deep-fried spud sticks are something that’s impossible to hate—unless you’re allergic to potatoes.

McDonald’s may set the benchmark for French fries, but here are 14 places in Singapore that sell pretty solid fries—have fun indulging!

25 DEGREES SINGAPORE

Bringing its signature West Coast flavour to Singapore, 25 Degrees Burgers & Liquor Bar is a gourmet American burger joint from Los Angeles which serves up a myriad of gourmet burgers, milkshakes, beer and wine at reasonable prices and is even rumoured to be a cult favourite among many Hollywood stars.

Their burgers may be their main stars, but let’s not forget the supporting roles as well, namely their Curly Fries. These glorious bad boys are much better than your average fast-food joint version.

200 Middle Road
Singapore 188980
Tel: +65 6809 7990
Daily: 11am - 3am
Nearest Station: Rochor / Bencoolen

ARTEASTIQ – SWEET POTATO FRIES

Good sweet potato fries are hard to come by and the best ones can be underrated, such as the Sweet Potato Fries with Horseradish from Arteastiq. Thick cut and lightly seasoned, this jar of goodness is filled with golden brown sticks that are moist and fluffy on the inside, with just the right amount of salt and crisp on the outside.

333A Orchard Road, #04-14/15
Mandarin Gallery
Singapore 238867
Tel: +65 6235 8370
Mon to Fri: 11am – 10pm
Sat & Sun: 10am – 10pm
Nearest Station: Somerset

BARNACLES – TRUFFLE FRIES

Set against a charming view of the Marina Bay skyline, Barnacles is the perfect place to enjoy a drink with their finger-licking-good Truffle Fries with your friends and family. They serve their truffle fries with an adequate amount of herbed salt and parmesan cheese that will leave you wanting for more.

70 Collyer Quay
#01-01, Customs House
Singapore 049323
Tel: +65 6532 1011
Mon to Fri: 11am – 11pm
Sat: 1pm – 11pm
Sun: Closed
Nearest Station: Raffles Place

CHICKEN UP – BEEF BULGOGI FRIES

Chicken Up’s beef bulgogi fries deserve endless praises. Who knew that beef slices and french fries could go so well together? Think thin slices of marinated beef and mayonnaise on top of piping hot, crispy fries. We love the balance between the sweetness of the mayonnaise and the saltiness from the beef slices.

176A Orchard Road
#01-33H, The Centrepoint
Singapore 238844
Tel: +65 6635 2651
Daily: 11am – 11pm
Nearest Station: Somerset

COOK & BREW – POUTINE FRIES

This Canadian-inspired dish will satisfy both meat-lovers and hardcore fans of fries. Shoestring fries are topped off with a generous lump of pulled pork, cheese and gravy made from the popular Strongbow apple cider. Although it isn’t a local dish, The Poutine “Eh” (S$16) certainly won our hearts over.

The Westin Singapore
33/F Asia Square Tower 2
12 Marina View
Singapore 018961
Tel: +65 6922 6948
Sat to Thu: 11am – 11.45pm
Fri: 11am – 12.45am
Sun: Closed
Nearest Station: Downtown/Marina Bay

FRESH FRUITS LAB – THE Z EDITION

Known among many to be a family-friendly respite for solid weekend brunches, Fresh Fruits Lab continues to impress with their irresistibly tasty cafe-style grub and reasonable prices.

We always make it a point to order up a serving of their Spam Fries. The light batter coating each individual piece was both nicely flavoured without being greasy at all.

28 Clementi Road
Singapore 129754
Tel: +65 6803 7472
(Closed on Mondays)
Tues to Fri: 12pm – 12am
Sat & Sun: 11am – 12am
Nearest Station: Kent Ridge

I LOVE TAIMEI – SEAWEED FRIES

We should all be familiar with McDonald’s amazing seaweed shaker fries that come in on a seasonal basis. I Love Taimei offers a simple and inexpensive solution with their Seaweed Fries, which we promise you, is even better. Have it fresh when they hand it to you and you will find yourself demolishing the serving within a few minutes.

230 Victoria Street
B1-K11, Bugis Junction
Singapore 188867
Tel: +65 6341 9983
Daily: 11am – 10pm
Nearest Station: Bugis

ORIOLE COFFEE + BAR – SPAM FRIES

The presentation of Oriole’s Spam Fries (S$12++) isn’t the only thing that will win your hearts. Essentially thick cuts of luncheon meat deep-fried to give it a perfectly crisp and golden-brown exterior, the Spam Fries at Oriole Coffee + Bar is surely worth every single calorie.

96 Somerset Road
#01-01, Pan Pacific Serviced Suites Orchard
Singapore 238163
Tel: +65 6238 8348
Sun to Thu: 8am – 11pm
Fri & Sat: 8am – 12am
Nearest Station: Somerset

PARK AT HOLLAND VILLAGE – TRUFFLE FRIES & SPAM CHIPS

PARK at Holland Village is a tranquil cafe by day, and a bustling waterhole at night. If you are looking for the perfect finger food to go with your beer, no expense has been spared during the deep-frying process to achieve an extremely crisp texture for these thinly sliced Spam Chips.

You also have to try PARK’s Truffle Fries. Served in a tin bucket, these piping hot aromatic fries have been cooked with white truffle oil and loaded with generous amounts of parmesan cheese.

281 Holland Ave #01-01
Singapore 278621
Reservations: info@parkgroup.com.sg / +65 9721 3815
(Closed on Sundays)
Tue to Thu & Sun: 11am – 12am
Fri & Sat: 11am – 2am
Nearest Station: Holland Village

P.S. CAFE – TRUFFLE FRIES

Yes, this is probably one of the biggest plates of fries ever. P.S. Cafe’s signature truffle fries are well-known for their gargantuan portions, good enough for 4 to 6 pax. The distinct taste of truffle oil is extremely prominent and the added parmesan is the icing on the cake. Warning: extremely addictive!

390 Orchard Road
#02-09A Palais Renaissance
Singapore 238871
Tel: +65 6887 2207
Mon to Fri: 11.30am – 11pm
Sat & Sun: 9.30am – 11pm
Nearest Station: Orchard

Photo Credit: Redpansg

REDPAN – TRUFFLE FLOSS FRIES

Redpan is a contemporary restaurant that serves local-inspired dishes that are appetising and affordable. Their Truffle Floss Fries is topped with chicken floss, truffle aioli, chives and drizzled with sweet-mayonnaise for that umami bomb in your mouth. Oh yes, we would gladly give up our diet plans for this sinful plate of fries!

6 Raffles Boulevard,
#02-03/04, Marina Square
Singapore 039593
Tel: +65 6255 5850
Mon to Sun: 12pm – 10pm
Nearest Station: City Hall

SINPOPO BRAND – MA LING LUNCHEON CRISPS

Spam or luncheon fries can be quite common these days. And Sinpopo improvised them by making them into delicious and addictive crisps. Sliced thinly and deep-fried, the crisps taste amazing because they do not use any batter around the luncheon meat before deep-frying. Once you start on these chips, we promise you that you won’t be able to stop!

458 Joo Chiat Road
Singapore 427671
Tel: +65 6345 5034
Sun to Thu: 12pm – 10pm
Fri & Sat: 12pm – 12am
Nearest Station: Dakota/Eunos

SUPPLY & DEMAND – GARLIC TRUFFLE FRIES

If you can’t decide whether you are more of a garlic or truffle fries person, it is alright, because you can have the best of both worlds at Supply & Demand. Combining the two top fries flavour enhancers, this gorgeous tin of Garlic Truffle Fries is topped off with an aromatic roasted garlic and shaved parmesan. Eat your fries with the accompanying spicy dip for a more kick-ass taste.

#02-13/14, Orchard Gateway
277 Orchard Road
Singapore 238858
Tel: +65 6702 6218
Mon to Fri: 12pm – 3pm, 6pm – 10.30pm
Sat & Sun: 12pm – 10.30pm
Nearest Station: Somerset

Photo Credit: Xu_miyan

VATOS URBAN TACOS – KIMCHI CARNITAS FRIES

One of their highlights at Vatos Urban Tacos is the Kimchi Carnitas Fries which comes with braised pork carnitas and Mexican garnishes. For that extra kick, the chefs will then ladle on sour cream and hot sauce before topping it up with fresh chopped onions and melted cheese.

South Beach Quarter
36 Beach Road,
Singapore 189767
Tel: +65 6385 6010
Mon: 5.30pm – 11pm
Tue to Thurs & Sun: 12pm – 11pm
Fri & Sat: 12pm – 12am
Nearest Station: Esplanade

A humble burger joint opened by the folks behind Carvers & Co, Wolf Burgers has, over the last few years, risen through the ranks to become a popular choice among burger aficionados all over Singapore.

The brand is famous for a few things, but more notably for their affordable prices and undeniably delicious burgers.

This no-frills burger joint puts out some scrumptious, meat-packed options, with most items on the menu priced below S$10. And before you begin comparing them to any ordinary fast-food restaurant, let us assure you that the quality and satisfaction that Wolf Burgers guarantees go far beyond your average happy meal.

If you’re a first-timer, perhaps it would not be a bad idea to start yourself off with their signature Wolf Burger (S$9.90). This anything-but-basic burger comprises a freshly ground beef patty with cheddar, sweet onions, lettuce, tomatoes and pickles in their house-made sesame seed bun.

Our patty was beautifully cooked, achieving the perfect medium-rare. During the cooking, the cooks press the patties down hard against the griddle to achieve a deep and even crust, all while expertly flipping and timing each one to ensure that every patty is done just right.

What we particularly enjoyed about the Wolf Burger, despite it being so simple and ordinary, was the fact that neither one of the ingredients were overly assertive, allowing us to truly appreciate the quality of the beef.

Every burger here is fully customisable, so feel free to exclude or include whatever you want from the type of cheese to their wide selection of toppings. We requested for some pickled gherkins to be added as well as we wanted something acidic to cut through the richness of the beef and melted cheese.

For an additional S$3, you can choose to upgrade to a meal that comprises any side item and a drink of your choice. There were quite a few interesting choices but the Sweet Potato Fries (S$4) seemed like the most enticing.

Crispy from edge to edge, every shoestring of sweet potato brimmed with a deep caramelised flavour—a quality that complemented our burger extremely well.

If you’re a truffle fanatic, then our advice is to go for the Truffle Fries (S$6).

The notes of truffle were apparent and the fries were nicely textured, but all in all, it was rather underwhelming as compared to its sweet potato counterpart.

Wolf Burgers
#01-43, Changi City Point,
5 Changi Business Park Central 1,
Singapore 486038
Tel: +65 6902 0486
Mon to Fri: 8.30am – 9.30pm
Sat & Sun: 11.30am – 9.30pm
Nearest Station: Expo

Read: 11 legit burger places in Singapore

What makes a good plate of fries? There are many attributes and factors, but we believe that as long as your fries are so good that you cannot stop munching on them until the plate or bowl is wiped clean, then they are helluva great fries. You know, like how after an almost ethereal first bite and you are hooked. Forever.

The best fries can be pretty easy to spot – glistening golden sticks, deep-fried to perfection. Perfection comes in the form of a warm fluffy centre and a crisp and tasty outer layer. Yes, we kid you not – we worship fries, but only because they make us happier people.

We thank all Heavens for the many places in Singapore that serve an amazing plate of fries with different varieties to choose from. Here are our picks of the 14 Best Fries You Can Find in Singapore that are worth the calories!

ARTEASTIQ – SWEET POTATO FRIES

Good sweet potato fries are hard to come by and the best ones can be underrated, such as the Sweet Potato Fries with Horseradish (S$12) from Arteastiq. Thick cut and lightly seasoned, this jar of goodness is filled with golden brown sticks that are moist and fluffy on the inside, with just the right amount of salt and crisp on the outside.

333A Orchard Road, #04-14/15
Mandarin Gallery
Singapore 238867
Tel: +65 6235 8370
Daily: 11am – 10pm
Nearest Station: Somerset

COOK & BREW – POUTINE FRIES

This Canadian-inspired dish will satisfy both meat-lovers and hardcore fans of fries. Shoestring fries are topped off with a generous lump of pulled pork, cheese and gravy made from the popular Strongbow apple cider. Although it isn’t a local dish, The Poutine “Eh” (S$16) certainly won our hearts over.

The Westin Singapore
33/F Asia Square Tower 2
12 Marina View
Singapore 018961
Tel: +65 6922 6948
Mon to Thu: 11am – 12midnight
Fri: 11am – 1am
Sat: 6pm – 1am
Nearest Station: Downtown/Marina Bay

CHICK CAN – POUTINE FRIES

There are not many places in Singapore where you can find authentic Poutine—a Canadian dish which originated from Québec.

For the uninitiated, Poutine is made with French fries and cheese curds sprinkled on top, then topped off with a drizzle of light brown sauce. Imagine our delight when we found out that it is part of Chick Can Rotisserie’s menu!

The fresh cut fries are crispy on the outside with soft interiors, and goes well with the generous portions of chicken cubes and twirling cheese curds doused in brown gravy. There is a good balance between the main ingredients which made it a hit among those at the table.

82 Amoy Street
#01-00
Singapore 069901
Tel: +65 6221 8598
Mon to Sat: 11am – 10pm
Sun: Closed
Nearest Station: Telok Ayer

EVERYTHING WITH FRIES – CURRY FRIES

The name of the restaurant literally beckons – you can never miss out on this. Even after six years, the fries are still as good, if not better than when we had them way back then. If you think truffle fries are boring and overrated, you need not settle, because there is something even better here – Curry Fries (S$8).

Yes, this humongous sharing plate is for just S$8 and we honestly cannot get sick of it. Our favourite flavour yet!

Holland Village
40, Lorong Mambong
Singapore 227695
Tel: +65 6463 3741
Mon to Thu, Sun: 12pm – 11pm
Fri & Sat: 12pm – 1am
Nearest Station: Holland Village

FISH & CHICKS

Salted egg yolk all day every day. When we learned about a Salted Egg Yolk Shaker Fries on Fish & Chicks’ menu, we were ecstatic, to say the least.

The salted egg yolk seasoning and the fresh, hot fries made a beautiful pairing. And because it is a shaker, you can decide whether you want to add more or less of the seasoning, but we went all out.

8 Grange Road
Cathay Cineleisure Orchard
Basement 1 (Koufu)
Singapore 239693
Tel: +65 9828 3490
Daily: 11am – 10pm (Last order 9.30pm)
Nearest Station: Somerset

HOUSE AT DEMPSEY- TRUFFLE FRIES

As one of Singapore’s pioneers in Truffle Fries, the taste of House at Dempsey’s Truffle Fries is one that is hard to forget. The strong aroma of truffle is so satisfying and the portion is great for sharing. The serving might look ‘naked’ but we know for a fact that some times, simplicity is the best answer.

8D Dempsey Road
Singapore 249672
Tel: +65 6475 7787
Mon to Fri: 12pm – 6pm, 6pm – 10.30pm
Sat & Sun: 11am – 4pm, 6pm – 10.30pm
Nearest Station: Orchard

I LOVE TAIMEI – SEAWEED FRIES

We should all be familiar with McD’s amazing seaweed shaker fries that comes in on a seasonal basis so we can’t have it all year round. I Love Taimei offers a simple and inexpensive solution with their Seaweed Fries (S$2.80), which we promise you, is even better. Have it fresh when they hand it to you and you will find yourself demolishing the serving within a few minutes.

3 New Bugis St
Bugis Junction
Singapore 188867
Tel: +65 6336 5987
Daily: 12pm – 10.30pm
Nearest Station: Bugis

SINPOPO BRAND – MA LING LUNCHEON CRISPS

Spam or luncheon fries can be quite common these days. And Sinpopo improvised them by making them into delicious and addictive crisps. Sliced thinly and deep-fried, the crisps taste amazing because they do not use any batter around the luncheon meat before deep-frying. Once you start on these chips, we promise you that you won’t be able to stop!

458 Joo Chiat Rd
Singapore 427671
Tel: +65 6345 5034
Tue to Thu, Sun: 12pm – 10pm
Fri & Sat: 12pm – 12am
(Closed on Mondays)
Nearest Station: Dakota/Eunos

PARK AT HOLLAND VILLAGE – SPAM CHIPS

No expense has been spared during the deep-frying process to achieve an extremely crisp texture for these thinly sliced Spam Chips (S$8.50++).

281 Holland Ave #01-01
Singapore 278621
Reservations: info@parkgroup.com.sg / +65 9721 3815
Closed on Mondays
Tue to Thu: 11am – 12am
Fri to Sun: 11am – 2am
Nearest Station: Holland Village

P.S. CAFE – TRUFFLE FRIES

Yes, this is probably one of the biggest plates of fries ever. P.S. Cafe’s signature truffle fries are well-known for their gargantuan portions, good enough for 4 to 6 pax. The distinct taste of truffle oil is extremely prominent and the added parmesan is the icing on the cake. Warning: extremely addictive!

390 Orchard Road
#02-09A Palais Renaissance
Singapore 238871
Tel: +65 6887 2207
Mon to Thu: 11.30am – 12am
Fri: 11.30am – 1am
Sat: 9.30am – 1am
Sun: 11.30am – 12am
Nearest Station: Orchard

POTATO HEAD FOLK – NAUGHTY FRIES

Featuring hand-cut potatoes with spiced béarnaise, hot beef chilli, crispy shallots, parmesan and sesame seed, Naughty Fries produces an incredible umami sensation. The party of flavours in your mouth will be a memorable satisfaction. For just S$9, we are definitely returning to Potato Head Folk to satisfy our fries cravings.

36 Keong Saik Rd
Singapore 089143
Tel: +65 6327 1939
Tue to Sun: 11am – 12am
(Closed on Mondays)
Nearest Station: Outram Park

SYNC KOREAN TAPAS BAR – KIMCHI FRIES

If you love kimchi, cheese and fries, the Kimchi Fries at SYNC (available at both outlets) will be your new best friend. The thin-cut fries are deep-fried to a golden brown, before being topped off with melted cheese and a generous scoop of kimchi. It is definitely a one-of-a-kind fusion fries; nothing about it to not love!

12 Maju Ave
Serangoon Garden Estate
Singapore 556690
Tel: +65 6282 0612
Daily: 11am – 12pm
Nearest Station: Serangoon

SIN LEE FOODS – SALTED EGG YOLK SWEET POTATO FRIES

Salted egg yolk sauce has been all the rage over and we agree that it is more than amazing. Sin Lee Foods went the extra mile to have perfectly-made salted egg yolk sauce drizzled on golden brown sweet potato fries. It is a dream combination, and though they are stingy with the sauce, it is nonetheless a great plate to try.

4 Jalan Bukit Ho Swee
Singapore 162004
Tel: +65 6377 3170
Tue to Fri: 11am – 9pm
Sat: 9.30am – 9pm
Sun: 9.30am – 6pm
Nearest Station: Tiong Bahru

SUPPLY & DEMAND – GARLIC TRUFFLE FRIES

If you can’t decide whether you are more of a garlic or truffle fries person, it is alright, because you can have the best of both worlds at Supply & Demand. Combining the two top fries flavour enhancers, this gorgeous tin of Garlic Truffle Fries (S$15) is topped off with an aromatic roasted garlic and shaved parmesan. Eat your fries with the accompanying spicy dip for a more kickass taste.

#02-13/14, Orchard Gateway
277 Orchard Road
Singapore 238858
Tel: +65 6702 6218
Daily: 11.30am – 10.30pm
Nearest Station: Somerset

Craving for more fries? Read our guide to Singapore’s best truffle fries.

About the writer:
Cheryl is a staff writer for ladyironchef. She loves a good steak and an even better cuppa. She eats just about anything and everything. In her free time, she regularly starts on sci-fi or fantasy movie marathons.

Few restaurants in Singapore are as romantic and artistic as Arteastiq Boutique Tea House is. Pun is intended, but you might derive from its name that this restaurant is all about art and tea. They call it the “art of teasing”, but we think there is so much more.

It is the kind of sexiness you would associate with a date night, or a regal dining affair for the high society. Arteastiq sits at a quiet corner of Mandarin Gallery, and scores for its accessible location and wide space. Tasteful interior design with predominant monochrome furniture, exotic chandeliers and sporadic stalks of white flowers, chi-chi ambience with French jazz, an art studio, and a robust menu of artisanal teas and all kinds of wondrous food dishes.

We sampled the new menu recently, and we have been containing our excitement of sharing them since. Which is why we say Arteastiq is more than just tea and art jamming, because the food menu is nothing short of impressive. From an assortment of appetisers and contemporary mains that are created with love, to a selection of desserts that are reinterpreted with modern takes, the new menu packs a punch and gives us even more reasons to return to Arteastiq.

Arteastiq is undisputedly among our favourite dining concepts along Orchard Road, and here are our picks from its new menu:

Inspired by cuisines from around the world, the new menu is created by Chef Jason Vito (author of the Onaka cookbook) and Chef Benson Tong – a regular guest judge on MediaCorp’s cooking variety shows.

They call the appetisers “The Lighter Sides of Love”, and they sure are teasing our palates for greater things ahead. We began our afternoon with a Cyperian Affair (S$18) – a salad of rocket leaves, grapes, walnuts, pan fried haloumi and greek honey. A simple mix that features varying textures and complementing flavours, this salad is great even for vegetarians.

And we absolutely loved the Sweet Potato Fries with Horseradish Aiolo (S$12). Sweet Potato Fries are too underrated, but these food for the soul excite us more than regular fries do. Arteastiq’s version is a fancy-free jar of thick-cut strips lightly coated with salt and fried to a golden orange shade.

On to the mains, the menu is split into “Ladies Affairs” and “Gentlemen’s Dinner” – no hard and fast rule about what you can or cannot order, though. So it goes without saying that we feasted to our hearts’ content. With everything being so tantalizing, it is impossible to settle for only a dish. Or two.

The Prince of Monte Carlo (S$28) tops the chart for being an unconventional Croque Monsieur. Think slices of brioche with melted cheddar and 24-hour beef short ribs topped with a gorgeous sunny side-up. And guess what? It comes with the divine sweet potato fries too! This dish is too flawless.

Eggs Benedict for you? No, let’s do crabcake benedict. The Aphrodite-Crabcake Benedict (S$25) is splendid variation of the ubiquitous brunch food, and it features Maryland crabcake and poached egg atop slightly toasted brioche, then lavishly covered in smoked paprika hollandaise. The eggs are brilliantly poached, with beautiful runny yolks that blend with the hollandaise and seep into the crabcake for an additional touch of creaminess.

Love your duck confit? Then the Beijing’s Dynasty-Duck Pancake (S$28) is for you. Shredded and wrapped in crepe sheets and drizzled with orange caramel, this dish reminds us of Peking duck – except that it is a lot neater in a sexy ambience, of course.

Eggs anything, did we hear? How about baked eggs with foie gras? The Summer in Provence (S$28) is a hearty cocotte that featured a generous slab of seared foie gras, baked eggs, demiglace and countrybreads. Indulgent and flavoursome, we love this dish on a quiet afternoon with a good read in hand.

On to the Viking’s Prime-Frikadel et Rosti (S$28) – sounds complicated, but let’s just say this is an awesome pairing of sweet potato rosti (oh yes, baby!) and chicken patties. Prepared with brown sauce, mustard and horseradish, look forward to a taste of textured spices. Goes really well with their famed iced lychee tea (S$11)!

We heard the Louisana Love (S$26) is a popular choice too. Essentially chicken and waffles, this dish features panfried buttermilk chicken, wholewheat waffles, maple butter and red vegetable slaw. What dreams are made of, we’d say. Need some warm stew? The Boston Love Boat-Ciponio (S$29) is a seafood and saffron version that is (also) served with sweet potato fries. Never too much, indeed.

The menu revamp also brings about a spanking desserts selection that they call “The Sweeter Sides of Love”. Small but concise, everything is homemade with so much thoughts and love. On a lighter note, we have so much respect for places that reinvent recipes, so Arteastiq has our hearts for this.

We liked the Airy Fairy (S$13) best. A portion of Valrhona chocolate mousse with vanilla cream parfait a day keeps depression at bay! This dessert is also very Instagram-worthy.

Are you a fan of donuts? Because the Pillows-”Beignets” (S$12) are not to be missed. Three balls of New Orleans style beignets that are round and soft – airy on the inside, and powdered with coffee sugar on the outside. Served with creme chantilly, we would even do this as a main on days that we need some sugar rush.

The Silk Thread (S$13) is an interesting rendition of crème brûlée. It is not your usual sweet custard; it is infused with osmanthus. Lightly creamy and significantly less sweet, this variation is served with fresh plump berries, and ideal for those who normally do not prefer the classic rich custard.

As Arteastiq prides itself as an oasis of a venue, the whole concept of social interaction through the expression of painting and gathering whilst overlooking the busy life of Orchard Road from above is a truly exquisite experience.

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Arteastiq Boutique Tea House
Mandarin Gallery, #04-14/15
333A Orchard Road
Tel: +65 6235 8370
Daily: 11am – 10pm
Nearest Station: Somerset

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