These offcuts, retailing at S$9.90 for a 300gm tray, tend to sell out pretty fast. That is, if they even make an appearance in the store chillers.
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Finally, a sustainable crop that doesn’t simply die on our windowsill
After several failed attempts with different vegetables, we finally succeeded with the variegated Indian borage. Besides being a lovely addition to pasta, it’s also such a pretty plant to look at.
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So much food, so little time: Singapore Restaurant Week Autumn 2022 edition
This time round, there’s a bumper crop of 83 restaurants to choose from, spanning across a wide range of cuisines. Which ones will make it to our shortlist?
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The svaadisht North Indian set meals at Daawat Tandoori
Over the years, we must have eaten there more than a dozen times. Which, in itself, is not that surprising. Until you realise the sheer number and variety of restaurants and eateries on both sides of that particular stretch of road.
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Think twice before choosing Level 3 at Chen’s Mapo Tofu
Yes, the Level 3 does look redder in colour, but honestly not by much. But oh boy, the additional level of spiciness is exponentially higher.
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Canelés are hard to find in Singapore
The Wife is not a fan of sweet desserts and prefers her pastries on the savoury side. There is one exception however: the crunchy-on-the-outside, chewy-on-the-inside canelé.
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Milkfish is really popular with the office ladies
Throngs of office ladies were streaming in to have their lunch, and the small eatery filled up remarkably quickly. Those that didn’t catch the first seating had to wait in the queue, which, luckily for them, moved at a fairly quick pace.
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If you like Spanish food and wine, you’re going to love FOC Restaurant
It’s safe to say that FOC is now our favourite restaurant in Singapore. The food is great, the wines are interesting, and most of all, the service is amazing.
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The Ang Ku Kueh Hut’s modern take on a traditional Chinese dessert
Despite having the colour red being hard-coded into its name, many shops have decided that ang ku kueh (红龟粿) doesn’t always have to be red.
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Sake x Uni x Ikura combo at Ippudo Ramen
Ippudo Singapore runs regular sake food pairing events, and this particular one featured uni and ikura from Hokkaido, perfect accompaniment to some cold and refreshing sake.
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