According to co-owner and Chef Jason Jones, Chico Loco at Amoy Street is about ‘quality produce, avoiding unnecessary chemicals, and making sure food is as nutritious as it is delicious.’ Now, this is a programme I can get behind.
Minka at Oxley Tower reminds us of a paler shade of Teppei.
From the family of JUMBO Group of Restaurants, Zui Yu Xuan Teochew Cuisine is a brand new dining concept at Far East Square, serving options for anyone who still wants to enjoy traditional Teochew dishes amidst the fast-evolving world of culinary fusions and variations.
The chef at Le Bon Funk at Club Street was formerly from Burnt Ends.
Maggie Joan’s at Amoy Street now serves Modern European food with emphasis on artisanal produce.
Ash & Char at Telok Ayer recently updated their menu to incorporate different flavours from around the world that are familiar to Singaporeans. Perhaps the new tapas menu at night can be likened to Westernized “cze char” with a fancy interior.
Mister Wu at Pickering Street pays homage to Wu Jue Nong, the modern scholar and researcher who arguably established China as the birthplace of tea. The restaurant serves tea cocktails, la mian, and hotpot.
