There is a recent slew of hipster cafes popping up all across Singapore and Bridge Cafe seemingly seems like one, with a vintage bicycle propped outside. Nonetheless, this is a cafe that I came back a couple of times because I really like how it’s quiet, the ambience is relaxing and the food is damn...
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My Birthday Dinner @ The Clan Restaurant
10/13/201403/26/2020Birthdays, Cake, Chocolate, Dessert, Family, Foie gras, Food, Restaurants, Reviewsby melfann
I searched online for quite some time and read tons of reviews before choosing to celebrate my birthday with my family at The Clan Restaurant, located at the quiet Bukit Pasoh. +ladyironchef rated it as one of the top places to bring your date without breaking your wallet and thus, I thought that this would...
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My Birthday Lunch @ Prive, CHIJMES
10/12/201403/26/2020Birthdays, Brunch, Cafés, Cake, Colleagues, Earrings, Food, Friends, Restaurants, Reviewsby melfann
Decided to celebrate my birthday a day early with some close friends at Prive’s latest branch located at Chijmes as it seemed like a casual place for brunch, which is similar to its first cafe at Keppel island. It was a very HOT and SUNNY day and for some reason, my good friends ordered a...
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Gourmet-like Burgers at Fat Boy’s – The Burger Bar
With a name like “Fat Boy’s”, you know that you need to keep your trip to this joint a secret from your cardiologist. Just as the name suggests, chuck out your diet and just enjoy a burger. If burger isn’t your thing, there are other ‘healthier’ options such as salads (expect the meat toppings) and...
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Value For Money Lunches at Shirokiya, CHIJMES
With CHIJMES’ recent facelift, new restaurants have moved in and one of them is Shirokiya. This is their second branch in Singapore, the first being in Cuppage. Shirokiya markets itself as a healthy Japanese dining and is a direct competitor of Bijin Nabe although the difference is that Shirokiya is mighty proud of their homemade...
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Value For Money At Shin-Sapporo Ramen
What do you eat on a rainy day in Singapore? Something hot and soupy…like Ramen! So off we went to Shin-Sapporo Ramen and although it has ‘Sapporo’ in the name, they serve 3 types of ramen: Hokkaido, Hakata and Shoyu (mainly associated with Tokyo). With these 3 types of ramens, there are also 3 types...
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Ambush – How True to their tagline of “Fast, Casual European Dining”?
Having eaten Ambush’s pasta at the basement of Takashimaya S.C., my overall impression of Ambush was that the food quality was quite reasonable especially for the price. As such, I was very happy to try the food at their Plaza Singapura branch as it offered choices from 5 main European cuisines – German, Belgium, Spanish,...
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Guinness Pointer Event at Malone’s Irish Restaurant and Bar
Free for a pint of Guinness? My dear Moon won invites to the 2nd Guinness Pointer event last Fri where she and 3 friends would get a free pint upon flashing that email to the staff. This is in a bid to get a few more likes on Guinness’ Singapore Facebook page as well as...
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Enjoying My Sabbatical So Far
08/20/201403/26/2020Business, Food, Friends, Good Buys, Nails, Recipes, Restaurants, Reviews, Travelby melfann
As you guys know, I’m now on my long leave and it has been 3 days but I’m feeling so much freedom! I wake up at about 10.30-11am and then I head to the gym for about 30 minutes before coming home to eat a healthy brunch of oats, yoghurt and chia seeds. Recently, I...
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Communal Yummy Dining at ComNam
With the tagline “If it’s broken, don’t fix it! Eat it!” the new eating joint named “ComNam” certainly catches your attention when you walk past it. Conveniently located at B1 of Raffles City, ComNam is all about Rice while it’s sister NamNam is all about noodles. Specifically, broken rice which is traditionally known as cheap...