My friend keeps posting ig stories of Eat 3 Bowls 呷三碗 at Crawford Lane that I can no longer ignore it.
Eat 3 Bowls 呷三碗, Crawford Lane: Lu Rou Fan, Chicken Rice, and Mee Sua Are All Winners
Koma, Marina Bay Sands: The Most Beautiful (Culturally Appropriated) Restaurant in Singapore That Won’t Put You in Food Koma
Koma at MBS will knock your socks off (The decor, not the food).
Restaurant Aisyah 西北香, Telok Ayer: Muslim-owned Halal Restaurant Scores Big with Sibei Xiang Xinjiang La Mian (Hand-pulled Noodles)
Restaurant Aisyah 西北香 at Telok Ayer has amassed a huge following after opening in April 2020, during CB Phase 1.
Maxx Coffee @ JEM, Jurong East: Indonesian Third Wave Coffee Chain Opens Its First Outlet in Singapore
They serve coffee in various forms – and also food and desserts.
Bread Yard, Galaxis One-North: Bakery Cafe with Dishes that Focus on Bread
Bread Yard is a nice little cafe focussing on their bakes.
Noa Singapore, Stanley St: Coffee, Ferments, and Food Inspired by Southeast Asia
Noa Singapore is inspired by the flavours of Southeast Asia. That includes their coffee and fermented beverages.
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.
