Noa Singapore is inspired by the flavours of Southeast Asia. That includes their coffee and fermented beverages.
Noa Singapore, Stanley St: Coffee, Ferments, and Food Inspired by Southeast Asia
CLOSED PERMANENTLY: Small Ville Bakery Cafe, AMK/YCK: Avoiding Crowds Led Us Here
Small Ville Bakery Cafe at AMK/YCK is not a superman-themed cafe.
The Coffeeshop by Yaowarat, Kovan: Bringing Malaysian and Thai Food to Singapore
This is the first time ever that we were refunded at a coffeeshop, The Coffeeshop by Yaowarat at Kovan.
195 Pearl Hill Cafe, Chinatown: The Haunting (Good Food) of (Pearl) Hill (Terrace) House
195 Pearl Hill Cafe serves Italian pasta and Hainanese pork satay.
Pujim Korean BBQ, Amoy St: Excellent But Exorbitant
Pujim Korean BBQ serves good food but it is way too expensive. Don’t think we will return.
SBCD Korean Tofu House, Tanjong Pagar: Korean Tofu Stew, Comforting and Homely
SBCD Korean Tofu House at Tanjong Pagar Centre serves a warm and delicious bowl of tofu soup.
Kiyoshi Japanese Restaurant, Amoy Street: Specialises in Inaniwa Udon and Many Popular Japanese Dishes
Kiyoshi Japanese Restaurant was launched along Amoy Street, specialising in Inaniwa udon, a type of udon made in the Inaniwa area of Inakawa Machi, Akita prefecture. This cream colour udon is hand-stretched and is slightly thinner than regular udon, yet thicker than sōmen, or hiyamugi noodles.
Baker’s Bench Bakery, Outram: Sourdough-based Breads and Pastries
Baker’s Bench Bakery at Bukit Pasoh is a lovely cafe that specialises in sourdough.
Burger and Lobster, Raffles Hotel: We Wanted Something Luxurious After CB
The famous UK chain, Burgers and Lobsters, has two outlets in Singapore: Raffles Hotel and Jewel Changi Airport.
Osaka-Kyoto Itinerary Days 9 – 11: Fushimi Inari, Nishiki Market, Spa World, Shinsekai, Day Trip to Nara, and Shop at Don Quijote (Don Don Donki)
The last few days of the itinerary are reserved for shopping!
