The casual grill restaurant by Les Amis, Koal, is outstanding. The food is fantastic and priced reasonably.
Koal, Shaw Centre: Grill Restaurant by the Les Amis Group. The Best Thing is the Bread!
French Fold, Orchard: Asian-Influenced Galette & Crepe Menu Exclusive to This Outlet
The Asian-influence crepe-and-galette menu is exclusive to this outlet of French Fold at Palais Renaissance Orchard.
Amber Ember, Serangoon / Hougang: Not Your Usual Cafe Fare
In between Serangoon and Hougang, Amber Ember tries to provide quality food and coffee.
Nana Curry, Holland Village: Michelin Bib Gourmand Stall Opens a Restaurant
Not sure why Nana Curry is empty, but it is not bad.
Orange and Teal, Buona Vista: Chee Soon Juan’s Cafe Has Mostly Middle-aged Patrons. Are Singaporean Youths Not Interested in Politics?
The best thing about Orange and Teal is the price point.
Cumi Bali, Tras St: They Moved but the Indonesian Food is Great As Ever
What differentiates Cumi Bali from other Indonesian restaurants is them serving homely, hearty food.
Knock Knock Cafe, Kallang: Asian-inspired Pastas and Burgers with Beary Cute Lattes for Dog Days Afternoons
A few minutes’ walk from Kallang MRT, the floral-themed Knock Knock Cafe serves Asian-Western fusion eats.
MadASS, Raffles Place: Sister Restaurant of Mad About Sucre Serves Bento for Lunch, Tapas at Night.
Mad About Sucre has opened a sister outlet, MadASS, a casual restaurant that serves bento for lunch and tapas for dinner.
Pi Food, Dhoby Ghaut: Former Lei Garden (Hong Kong) Sous Chef Heads New Cha Chaan Teng
Pi Food at Dhoby Ghaut is a new Cantonese restaurant opened by two Hong Kongers and helmed by a former Lei Garden (HK) chef.
Copper Chimney, Little India: Not Affiliated to the Famous Bombay Chain. But It’s Probably One of the Best Indian Restaurants in Singapore
Every dish at Copper Chimney at Little India is fantastic.
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