Indulge in a wide range of cuisines fresh out of the ocean. Singapore is known for its Chilli crab - a dish that requires you to get hands on and dirty as you pick apart the shell to eat the flesh. Or indulge in something more luxurio…Open the full description
Indulge in a wide range of cuisines fresh out of the ocean. Singapore is known for its Chilli crab - a dish that requires you to get hands on and dirty as you pick apart the shell to eat the flesh. Or indulge in something more luxurious in Chinese restaurants that serve dim sums and tasty soup dumplings to slurp on.
If you want something closer to home, fast food brands like McDonalds, KFC, Burger King, and many more can still be found around the island. If you're feeling adventurous, there are also fusion restaurants that pop up every now and then to allow the curious wanderer to taste something completely different.
Padi @ Bussorah
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5
1
Affordable food. No long queues if you go before 12noon on weekends. Their cakes are not bad and oh, it's near everything cultural a tourist would like!!
Errm....if there are any of you coming to Singapore and would like to go to this place..please tell me!! I would love to sit down with you and enjoy the Nasi Ambeng together! What say you? ;)
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PS.Cafe
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14
4
Ambience is the word to describe why people love going to any of the PS. Cafe branch. They are big on green and flower decor, their interior styling is a draw for many people. Great drinks and desserts. Perfect place for just a chill out, romantic dates at night, catch up with friends over afternoon tea..
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Chef Yamashita
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6
2
The cakes are freshly baked everyday in the kitchen behind the shop. Japanese style cakes that are good for dessert! Must Try!
For Matcha lovers, definitely must try the Uji! Also, the Mt. Fuji is one of the best Japanese Chestnut Cake around.
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Park Bench Deli
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7
1
The most authentic sandwich place you will ever find in singapore. Located near the Telok Ayer Mrt just 5 min walk. In the middle of where other hip cafes and shops are. Popular among the expat community and young working adults. Really, they've only got two rules: do it big and do it right.
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Punggol Jetty
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15
4
Sunsets are beautiful here. Locals like to hangout at the small jetty to fish and watch the sunset. This is usually the endpoint of a biking trip through the park connector. In less than a 5-minute walk away, there are alfresco dining and bars available, serving local, Japanese and Western food.
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Tiong Bahru Bakery
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13
5
One of the original artisanal bakeries in Singapore, TBB does not disappoint. The tie-up between local entrepreneur the Spa Esprit Group tied up with French baker Gontran Cherrier (who also has local JVs all over Asia including in Japan) is a success with freshly baked pastries, breads and other treats waiting for you on arrival.
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Chye Seng Huat Hardware Coffee Bar
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9
2
The food is good and it exudes a charm that is not easily put in words. It offers both indoor and outdoor seating and the decor is as such that it transports you back to the 80's and with a hint of nostalgic feels.
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Haji Lane
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21
4
While the neighbourhood is mostly full of tourists, locals love to spend their time around Haji Lane because of the small shophouses that are there. The Alternative Store is a personal favourite as they sell handmade clothes not typically found in department stores.
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Wild Oats
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6
0
Super chill neighbourhood bar/cafe for a great hangout located in a local park. Both western hot food and bar snacks available. Serves beer/shots/wine. If you want to get local food before having drinks, there is a 24-hour coffee shop right across the road.
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Lola's Cafe
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9
2
Brunch venue, it is crowded no matter what day it is. The quality of food is consistent, service is efficient, they have appetizers-brunch-tea/coffee-dinner-dessert-ciders/beer you can be there the whole day! It is one of those places where they open till 12am on weekends.
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YY Kafei Dian
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1
0
One of very few authentic Hainanish 'Kopi Dian' (coffee shop) left that's run by Hainanese. Their home made square bread is superb! Their BeeHoon is one of the better ones around. The shop is clean & beat, and the coffee & tea still maintain certain traditional standard. A really nice place to have breakfast.
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Old Airport Road, Old Airport Road Food Centre, Singapore
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0
0
When in Singapore, nothing's complete without a visit to the hawker centre (a sheltered food centre with different stalls selling local food at affordable price). With over 150 stalls, there are too many options and too little space in my stomach for everything. Grab some friends along so you can share and try more food!
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Don Signature Crab
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1
1
Tucked away near the SPH Media Centre in Toa Payoh North, it is placed in a quintessential coffee shop found in every neighbourhood in Singapore.
There is cheese crab, prawn laksa (they're generous with the prawn) and crab bee hoon at prices lower than other restaurants.
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Tengawa Hokkaido White Curry
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2
0
This restaurant is the first in Singapore to serve Japanese white curry.
The white curry is creamy and tasty, and goes well with their rice, which is free flow! The chicken katsu and ebi fry are all very crispy on the outside, and juicy on the inside. The pork patty has a good blend of meat and fat, and is very juicy.
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Killiney Road, Killiney Kopitiam, Singapore
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0
1
Drinking coffee is a national pastime and locals like to start the day with a cup of kopi(coffee). The kopi at Killiney Kopitiam has a heavy body, low acidity and deep flavours. Paired together with Kaya toast and soft boil eggs, the best traditional breakfast in Singapore.
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