
Foodies and ramen enthusiasts rejoice! The world’s first ever Michelin-starred ramen shop, Tsuta, opens in Singapore next month!
If you are on the hunt for world class cuisine that promises to challenge your palate without breaking the bank, this is it.
Where and When?
Tsuta Singapore will be located at 9 Scotts Road, Pacific Plaza.
The bad news? The restaurant will only open their doors sometime in October.
Unless you are already in Japan, at which we suggest you to head over ASAP, we can only look at pictures…
Meanwhile, here’s something you can salivate at.
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As much as we want a steaming hot bowl of Tsuta’s ramen to devour this instant, maybe the phrase ‘absence makes the heart grow fonder’ can apply to our stomachs as well?
Tsuta in Japan
This is the first overseas venture for Tsuta. The original shop is located in Sugamo, a neighbourhood in Toshima, Tokyo.
In Japan, Tsuta is a 9-seater joint that serves roughly 150 bowls of ramen a day. In addition, it is one of the most affordable Michelin-Starred establishments you can visit.
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As a result, it is not surprising for queues to start forming outside the small shop in Japan as early as 6 in the morning.
The catch? The shop only opens at 11am for business.
Tsuta Singapore
Tsuta Singapore will offer 3 different soup bases. They are the renowned shoyu soba, infused with their signature black truffle oil, shio soba, and miso.
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credit: Furthermore, the noodles used in Tsuta are said to be a blend of 4 different kinds of whole wheat flour. Say hello to consistently firm yet smooth noodles!
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credit: In keeping with tradition, the Singapore branch will be a small 18-seater joint.
Most importantly, Chef Onishi himself will be supervising the kitchen to ensure similar standards to that of the original. Yum.
Why Singapore?
According to Chef Onishi, the restaurant was not short on offers since they snagged the award.
What made him choose the eventual partner from Singapore? It was simply the fact that unlike others, the Singaporean had made the effort to get in line and taste the food himself. Guess something good came out of Singaporeans love for queuing.
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Lucky us.
In Japan, Tsuta usually opens from 11am to 4pm. Unless the ingredients run out before that. However, there is still no word on how the Singapore stall will operate.
The ramen from Tsuta, described as THE best ramen in the world, is no small feat considering that Chef Onishi only opened the restaurant in 2012.
We really can’t wait!
Tsuta Singapore
Address: #01-01 Pacific Plaza, 9 Scotts Road, 228210 Singapore
Opening Hours: To be confirmed
Official Website: Header image source : Also, read Mai Tu Liao! Up Your Cafe Game And Visit Sin Lee Foods For Some Sinfully Good Food!

For the first time in ten years, FIJI Water changes the look of its ionic bottle.
So, what changed?
Old

New

The main features – square shape, blue bottle cap – remain the same, but the labels have changed. The back label now explains the water’s journey from cloud to bottle. Pretty cool, we say.
FIJI Water Presents ‘Cooking with Gourmet Greens’
So, what’s the secret to being a masterchef? Cooking with FIJI Water, apparently!

“[It] is the preferred water of choice for top chefs, restaurants and hotels around the world.”
Together with the launch of its new look, FIJI Water presents ‘Cooking with Gourmet Greens’. It is hosted by Chef Jo Ann, owner of Vanilla Bar & Cafe. Chef Jo Ann is known for her contemporary Japanese creations.
‘Cooking with Gourmet Greens’ is a continuation of the popular Gourmet Green Week organised by FIJI Water last year. This year, FIJI Water plans to champion the pure, pristine taste of vegetable by taking the initiative into home kitchen.
Held at Tools of the Trade (ToTT), be prepared to learn some vegetable-centric dishes, such as the Sautéed Miso Pasta with Brussel Sprouts and Zucchini Ribbons, Sambal Tofu, Portobello Mushroom and Aubergine Lasagna.
Classes are priced at $58 per person. Registration is open and can be made
This may be your first step to being a true masterchef!
Cooking with Gourmet Greens
Date: 1 Oct 2016 (Saturday)
Time: 3pm to 6pm
Location: ToTT @ Dunearn, Cooking Studio 2
Price: $58 per pax
Register here

Here at DiscoverSG, we’re all about everything local! Local events, local food you name it and we’re there! Our ambassadors attended some really exciting events this past month. Here are some of the highlights!
1. Kimberley’s Weekend Stay At Hotel Indigo
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Hotel Indigo Singapore Katong is one of Singapore’s Peranakan-themed hotels. Filled with old-school fixtures and splashes of bright colours, this hotel would make any Peranakan feel right at home. Infusing Singapore culture and history into its hotel, Hotel Indigo has its walls decked out with drawings of old school Singapore.
What’s a better way to spend the weekend than to catchup on some R&R!? Kimberley Yong, one of our ambassadors, spent her weekend doing just that! She got a chance to laze by Hotel Indigo’s infinity pool which offers breathtaking views!
If you’re looking for a little R&R without breaking the bank or if you’re looking to spend a weekend time-travelling to Singapore’s yesteryear Hotel Indigo is the place to be!
Hotel Indigo Singapore Katong
86 E Coast Rd, Singapore 428788
Contact: 6723 7001
https://www.instagram.com/p/BKxJ5X2BqCR/
2. Ellysage Launch
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If you’re into shopping online (and shopping local!) you would definitely have heard of Ellysage. Offering modern versatile pieces perfect for work or play, Ellysage has a made a name for itself amongst local apparel brands! Great news for Ellysage fans, they’ve opened their first flagship store at ION Orchard! Ellysage’s flagship store opened its doors on 15 September to much fanfare and our ambassadors (Estella Ho, Shivon Chua, Victoria, Stephanie Ler) were there to witness it firsthand!
Ellysage
ION Orchard, B3-12, 2 Orchard Turn, S238801
Opening Hours: 10am – 10pm
Contact: 6509 8816
3. Against the Current Singapore Tour
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Vanessa Ho, Anissa Tan and Dacia Kee were all there to catch Against The Current LIVE! Sadly, if you missed out on this spectacular performance, you’re pretty much stuck to listening to them on Spotify. But don’t let that get you down! They’re coming back to SCAPE* pretty soon!
4. Ultra Singapore
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Ultra 2016 needs no introduction! The 2 day electronic dance music festival was chock full of music, dancing and of course memories that will last a lifetime! Our ambassadors Novita Lam, Estella Ho, Raeanne Ang, Noreen Fong, Clare Chang, Shivon Chua and Dacia Kee hung out together at this year’s biggest music festival while enjoying the music from big names like Above & Beyond, deadmau5 and Kygo! And really, what else do you need for a perfect weekend?!
5. Shangri- La Food Launch
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Shangri-La has always been at the forefront for elegant meals ideal for special occasions! But with Shangri-La’s latest food initiative The Table, they’ve just created a new way for the food obsessed to fully immerse themselves at meals!
Nicole Lee had to say about her meal!
6. DSG Ambassador Shoot
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We brought our ambassadors for a photoshoot and had way too much fun taking pictures of them! Check out our ambassadors in action!
If you’re looking to increase your brand’s awareness and you want to introduce products both old and new to more Singaporeans! Drop us an email at [email protected], we would love to work with you!
We’re also on the lookout for more ambassadors who are on the mission to discover the fun and exciting things in Singapore! If you love eating, shopping, and discovering new places in Singapore, just drop us an email [email protected].
(Feature Image: Clare Chang)
Also Read: Ambassador Highlights #1: Food Tastings, Secret Life of Pets Preview & Beers!

What’s better than knocking back some drinks with friends on a Friday night? A live band of course! With more quaint bars offering customised drinks popping up in popular areas like Club Street, Amoy Street and Telok Ayer Street, there’s been a lack of bars that feature a live band.
Don’t get me wrong, quaint bars are really great but when you just want a place to relax after a long week, live music just has that ‘kickback and relax’ vibe. We’ve found 5 bars that have made live music a big feature in their bars, and we’re telling you they sound AMAZING!
1. Blu Jaz

Blu Jazz needs no introduction if you’ve ever walked the streets of Haji Lane. While other bars have come and gone, Blu Jazz has stood the test of time. If you’re ever in the area and in need of place to relax after a long day Blu Jazz is the perfect place. WithDJs and live jazz bands playing here every other day of the week, it’s no wonder Blu Jaz is a favourite among locals and expats!
Blu Jazz
11 Bali Lane, Historic Kampong Glam, S189848
Opening Hours: Mon – Thu, 12pm – 1am; Fri, 12pm – 2am; Sat, 3pm – 2am
2. Timber @ The Substation

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Opening Hours: Tue – Thu, 6pm – 1am; Fri – Sat, 6pm – 2am
Contact: 6338 8030
3. The Powder Room @ Black Swan

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The Powder Room @ Black Swan
19 Cecil St, S049704
Opening Hours: Mon, 11.30am – 11pm; Tue- Thu, 11.30am – 12am; Fri, 11.30am – 1am; Sat: 5pm – 1am
4. Crazy Elephant

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5. Wala Wala

(image credit: Also Read: Timbre Goes Out Of SG! You Can Soak In The Chill Vibes & Good Music At KL Now!

This year, the National Coffee Movement has teamed up with KopiPass to bring a unique experience to all coffee-lovers out there! Touted as the ultimate café-hopping pass, pass holders will be able to enjoy up to 30 cuppas from 30 different cafés islandwide at just $30!
Sounds like your cup of tea coffee? Then read on.
Tell me more about this.
If there’s one beverage that’s beloved the world over, it’d be coffee. We Singaporeans are no exception – from your kopitiams to the sheer number of cafés littered around the country, it’s not too much to say that kopi is everywhere in Singapore.

To make café-hopping more accessible to everyone, KopiPass allows you to café-hop with friends and loved ones without burning a hole in your wallet (because café food isn’t exactly cheap, we’re sure you know!).
So, when will KopiPass launch?
On September 29, which is National Kopi Day, of course!
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Image Credits: Being the die-hard coffee fans that we are, Singapore has expectedly joined countries celebrating the goodness of coffee in the form of National Coffee Day – affectionately termed as National Kopi Day.
How does it work?
You buy a KopiPass for $30. With this pass, you can visit 30 participating cafes and drink 30 different cups of awesome coffee! What a great bargain, since a cuppa often costs upwards of $4 at just about any café!

Of course, we wouldn’t expect you to be able to drink 30 cups of coffee in a day, would we?
Not to worry, because your Kopipass is valid for 6 months, from 29 September 2016 to 31 March 2017. That’s a super decent amount of time.
If you find that you’re unable to make full use of it, fret not, because the pass is transferrable/ shareable! No worries about not fully utilising your pass!

Passes are available for purchase either What about the participating cafes?
The cafes will stamp your pass when you redeem your drink. Only one drink redemption per cafe.

“We want to deliver a superior cafe hopping experience, which means being very selective with our participating cafes and ensuring overcrowding will not happen…” shared Kathy, co-founder of KopiPass.
Sounds great! Where do I buy the KopiPass?

Image Credits: The pass is currently available for purchase online Otherwise, you may purchase the pass at any participating outlets from 29 September.
If you’d like to have a KopiPass and savour 30 cups of coffee goodness, you can stand a chance to…
Win a KopiPass!
Simply LIKE and SHARE this post on Facebook to stand a chance to win a pass! Yes, it is that simple! That’s all you need to do for a chance to savour 30 cups of coffee at 30 cafes for free.
https://www.facebook.com/discover.sg.official/posts/2090012651224426
This giveaway ends 28 September. There are 10 passes up for grabs! Lucky winners will be notified through Facebook.
Pssst! We also heard that some cafes will be offering 1-for-1 coffee on 29 September!
Follow us on facebook for the details!
KopiPass
30 cups of coffee for only $30!
For more information, please click This article is brought to you by Discover SG x KopiPass.
(Header image credit: KopiPass, words by editor. All picture credits: KopiPass, unless otherwise stated.)
Also, read Korea Town In Singapore? Satisfy All Your Kimchi Cravings Near Beauty World MRT!

Sick of the same old cafe food at your typical neighbourhood cafe? Drop by Sin Lee Foods and tuck into unique creations for some sinfully good food!
The ambience
Located in the tranquil neighbourhood of Bukit Ho Swee, Sin Lee Foods was converted from an old coffeeshop. Its original name and signboard remains!
Choose between al fresco dining under a sheltered pavilion or head indoors for respite from the afternoon heat.
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Decked in wood, metal and red bricks, the cosy interior space exuded a rustic and homey feel.
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We sat at the bar table outside and really enjoyed the peaceful estate and environment Sin Lee was situated in.
The ambience, especially with the overhanging lights, gave off a warm and cosy comfort that immediately drew us to the place.
The food
You won’t find your usual egg benedict at Sin Lee Foods, but you’ll surely devour awesome food and beverages. With the owners being trained in Guy Savoy and Les Amis, they sure know flavours well.
Aburi Mentaiko Burger ($14)
We particularly enjoyed the Salted Egg Yolk Fries and the re-introducd Aburi Mentaiko Burger. The savoury creamy housemade mentaiko sauce made it taste so good!
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The torched aburi pork shoulder was tender, lathered with the sauce, and topped with a gorgeous amount of salmon roe. All the flavours went well together!
Prepare to get your hands dirty and dig in to this delicious burger.
Besides the Salted Egg Yolk fries and the re-introducd Aburi Mentaiko Burger, here are other items on the menu you should try!
Chirashi Rice Bowl ($14)
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All those sashimi and tuna lovers, hands up!
Fresh tuna and salmon, fish roe, spring onion, and black sesame seeds are served atop rice. This dish is definitely for those who love salmon and tuna sashimi.
Yakiniku Beef Bowl ($14)
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If pork or fish is not your choice of food, why not try the Yakiniku Beef Bowl? Runny yolk oozes out into the tender beef slices. Tuck into a warm bowl of beefy goodness!
There you go! Who’s ready for some awesome good food?
Thumbs up to Sin Lee Foods for its constant innovation and take on cafe food. Sin Lee Foods is indeed satisfying and definitely worth future visits.
Not the easiest to get to, so get your GPS out and track down this unique cafe at Tiong Bahru!
You can get a 10% discount at Sin Lee Foods with HollerOut. Read here for details!
Sin Lee Foods
Address: Blk 4 Jalan Bukit Ho Swee #01-164, Singapore 162004
Contact: 6377 3170
Opening Hours: Tues-Fri 11am-9pm; Sat 9.30am-9pm; Sun 9.30am-6pm; PH 11:30am-6pm. Closed on Mon
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Prawning. The baby brother to fishing. It’s grown pretty popular in recent years due to its uniqueness, simple concept, and that feeling of accomplishment right after bagging a catch! There are several different places where you can go prawning here in Singapore, but we’ve sourced THE BEST prawning facilities to head to!
1. Hai Bin Prawning

(image source: . Seen as one of the most popular spots to prawn. Hai Bin has 2 venues, Sembawang and Punggol, both of which are 24 hours. Prawns are continuously poured into the ponds so you have a very good chance of not going home empty handed. Because of its popularity, there’s a high chance of the Hai Bin getting pretty crowded on weekends!
Rods go for $18/hr ; $33 – 2 hours + 1 Free
Punggol
6 Tebing Lane, #01-04 , S828835
Contact: 6447 8693
Sembawang
HomeTeamNS @ Sembawang, 301 Canberra Road #01-08, S759774
2.Riviera 24hrs Prawn Fishing

(image source: Riviera is the place for you. Located beside the Punggol Golf Course this place is pretty quiet on weekdays. The perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle, Riviera has food and drinks on site if you get hungry while prawning!
Rates are $15/hr; $25 – 2 hours ; $33 for 3 hours.
Riviera 24hrs Prawn Fishing
60 Punggol East, #01-11, S828825
Contact: 6886 4998
3.ORTO

(image source: Rates are $20/hr; $30 – 2 hours; $36 – 3 hours; $108 – 10 hours
ORTO
81 Lor Chencharu, S769198
Contact: 6257 8858
4.Fish @ Bugis+

(image source: Fish@Bugis+ is no ordinary fishing facility, for one, it’s in the middle of the city! For another, it’s Singapore’s only fishing facility that is indoors and has air conditioning! Located on the 7th floor roof-garden of Bugis+, it has a bar, a fish spa and longkang fishing for the kids! Like most prawning facilities they’re also open 24 hours! So if you’re looking for a prawning facility that’s a bit more comfortable Fish@Bugis is where you should head to!
Rates are $18/hr; $29 -2 hours; $35 – 3 hours
Promotion: Prawning at $10/hour (Weekdays only)
Fish @ Bugis+
201 Victoria Street, #07-05/06, S188067
Contact: (65) 83386530 / (65) 90080201
5. D’Lifestyle Corner @ Pasir Ris Town Park

(image source: D’Lifestyle Corner is located at Paris Ris Town Park a stone’s throw from Pasir Ris MRT. The facility is pretty big so even if it gets crowded on the weekends you’ll still have plenty of space. Thoughtfully decorated and with several huts, this spot is a great place to spend with the family! Best part? You can fish here too! So if you’re more keen to pick up fishing while your friends and family are prawning D’Lifestyle Corner is a really great place to head to!
Prawning: $18/hr; $54 – 3 hour + 1 hour free
Fishing: $25/hr; $75 – 3 hour+ 1 hour free
D’Lifestyle Corner @ Pasir Ris Town Park
96 Pasir Ris Central, S519638
Contact: 6584 8620
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I am a huge fan of sweets. Cakes, cupcakes, macaroons you name it and I’ve got a weakness for it! And, I have a really bad habit of binge watching baking shows, especially Cake Boss. If you’ve seen Cake Boss you would know that those intricate customized cakes are a sight to behold! But looking for bakeries or cake shops that offer customized cakes here in Singapore is no easy feat! So we sourced 5 bakers and bakery shops in Singapore that are offering customized cakes for special occasions!
1. Bloombsbury

Bloomsbury is a one-stop-shop for all your sweet treats. They have everything from Standard Cakes to Dessert Tables and they even offer Baby First Month Gift Boxes! Their Standard Cakes have your traditional flavours like Chocolate Fudge and Strawberry Shortcake but they also have unique flavours like Chocolate Stout and Lychee Martini (for adults only!).
Bloomsbury Bakers
Blk 30, Bendemeer Road #01-889, s330030
Opening Hours: Tue – Fri: 11am – 7pm; Sat: 10am – 7pm; Sun: 10am – 6pm; Mon: Closed
Contact: +65 6299 3450
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2. My Sister Bakes


Started by Esther in a small cosy kitchen in Melbourne, My Sister Bakes has it all; macaroons, tarts, cupcakes and dessert tables! Their speciality are their butter cream cakes, so you know where to head to if you want a customized cake that is a treat for the eyes and stomach! Best part of My Sister Bakes? They want to teach any aspiring bakers their skills! Holding workshops on fondant toppers and floral cupcakes, My Sister Bakes is no ordinary bakery!
My Sister Bakes
81 Macpherson Lane, #01-55, S360081
Contact: +65 8869 4842
Instagram
3. Spatula and Pen

Started by Li Tying, who after working at Wimbly Lu branched out on her own opening up The Spatula and Pen. Li Tying puts a lot of thought into each of her unique creations. Every picture that features a dessert in Li Tying’s Instagram tells a story of who her customers are. If you’re on the look out for desserts that are also personal storytellers, Spatula and Pen is the perfect place for you!
Spatula and Pen
Email: [email protected].
Instagram
4. Little Favours by Ethel

Little Flavours by Ethel offers customized cakes that would look at home in a bridal magazine. Offering up cakes that are all rustic themed and perfect for weddings, Little Favours by Ethel uses fresh fruit and fresh cut flowers to transform a simple cake into an art piece. If you’re looking for cakes in pastel colours with a feminine twist to them, head to Little Flavours by Ethel!
Little Flavours by Ethel
Website
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5. Sarah Loft


Sarah’s Loft is in a league of its own. Established by Sarah, who spent several years working in cafes and bakeries before furthering her passion for baking in Japan. The creations from Sarah’s Loft are seriously unique! Mad hatter and water colour cakes are the definite highlight at this one-woman bakery. Sarah’s Loft is not just about the cakes though, her dessert tables are the perfect addition to any special occasion!
Sarah’s Loft
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These 5 local bakeries are crafting some amazing and beautiful cakes that are bound to taste as good as they look! And really..what’s a party without a gorgeous cake?
(feature image: Little Flavours By Ethel)
Also Read: 9 New Desserts So Wacky, You Need To Try Them At Least Once!

Good news for meat lovers out there! . From 28 Sept to 22 Oct, prepare to be awed by their wide selection of flawlessly-prepared quality roasts.
If you’re a huge meat eater, you’ll definitely feel at home at The Great Meat Feast. Choose from Aomori Rice Beef from Japan, Mayura Full-Blood Wagyu from Australia (this chocolate and grain fed cattle gives the beef a sweet and nutty undertone), Zebu from Brazil (A national favourite among Brazilians) and of course, Black Angus!

If that isn’t enough meat for you. Look out for their other hot dishes like The New Zealand Roasted Leg of Lamb and Crispy Pork Knuckle!
The great thing about The Carvery? Most their cuts are served sans sauces, with just a dash of seasoning. So expect to taste the unadulterated authentic taste of their meat cuts.

If you like your meat drenched with decadent sauces. The Carvery has lined up a delectable array of condiments and sauces. Choose from Truffle Butter, Pink Himalayan salt and a robust Veal Jus!
While the highlight of The Great Meat Feast is their array of decadent meats. Don’t miss out on The Carvery’s other highlights like their fresh selection of chilled seafoods and their daily-changing grilled fish!

What better way to enjoy an extraordinary selection of meat than with a glass of wine. Choose from 6 specially hand picked wines (they go perfect with the meat!), at $14 per glass or $68 per bottle.
If you’re a meat eater that can never be appeased, The Great Meat Feast is the ultimate treat for your tastebuds (and stomach of course)!
Prices are set at $78 (Sun – Thu) and $88 (Fri – Sat) for Adults and $42 (Sun – Thu) and $48 (Fri – Sat)for Children.
The Great Meat Feast
Park Hotel Alexandra
323 Alexandra Road, Level 7, S159972
Contact: 6828 8880
Operating Hours: 6.30pm – 10pm
Also Read: Want A Chance To Literally Eat Your Feelings? Shangri-La’s The Table Is Your Answer!

Do you know that there is a mini Korea Town near Beauty World MRT?
With Singapore Korean International School located in the vicinity, it is only understandable that there is a big Korean community in the area.
Nestled around Beauty World MRT (Downtown Line) are 6 Korean restaurants that will make your visit to this Korea town worth it!
1. Manbok BBQ & Seafood
Serving different varieties of meats, seafood and specially cooked Korean dishes, Manbok BBQ & Seafood whips up authentic Korean BBQ and Steamboat cuisine.
Enjoy BBQ-ing with the charcoal barbeque sets and indulge in a bottle of soju with a couple of friends at Manbok
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You can also go easy with a set meal starting from just S$12. There’s an array of complimentary side dishes such as kimchi, rice cakes and pickles.
The majority of staff here is Korean, so it’ll be a proper Korean dining experience!
Manbok BBQ & Seafood
Address: 19 Cheong Chin Nam Rd
Opening Hours: Mon – Fri: 12pm – 1am; Sun: 12 – 11pm
2. Oven & Fried Chicken
KFC, KFC, we love you! No, we are not talking about Kentucky.
We are talking about crispy heavenly Korean Fried Chicken! Oven & Fried Chicken’s second outlet has opened in Beauty World.
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If you need a KFC fix, this is the place to be!
Think non-greasy crispy fried chicken doused and seasoned in various appetising sauces such as Soy Sauce and Jambayala. Perfect for those who simply love licking sauces off their fingers!
Oven & Fried Chicken
Address: 16 Chun Tin Rd
Opening Hours: Mon – Thu: 11:30am – 2:30pm, 5:30pm – 12:00am; Fri – Sat: 11:30am – 2:30pm, 5:30pm – 1:00am
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Be sure to try their Dolsot Bibimbap (Hot Stone Rice) and Samgyetang (Ginseng chicken soup) to satisfy the inner Korean in you!
Three Meals a Day
Address: 12 Chun Tin Rd
Opening Hours: Tues – Sun: 12pm – 3:30pm, 6pm – 11pm; Closed on Mondays
4. Joo Mak Korean Restaurant
How do you know a Korean restaurant serves authentic Korean food?
Ask a Korean, of course.
Walk into Joo Mak and be greeted with the incessant chattering of Korean families, couples, and students.
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Located at the fourth level of Beauty World Centre, Joo Mak is the natural choice for Koreans living in the neighbourhood
It is not hard to understand why once you have tried one of their Korean pancakes – crisp, golden-yellow, with a generous amount of leek and seafood, finished with a coating of egg.
Joo Mak Korean Restaurant
Address: 144 Upper Bukit Timah Rd, #04-01 Beauty World Centre
Opening Hours: Mon: 6pm – 10pm; Tues – Sun: 12pm – 3pm, 6pm – 10pm
5. Nunsongyee
The Korean bingsu craze is a long way from being over – famed 24-hour bingsu branch Nunsongyee opened yet another outlet here at Beauty World.
Their menu of delectable shaved ice with a wide variety of toppings available is certainly here to stay.
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There are two types of bingsu available – Snowflake bingsu ($12.90 – $15.90) and Premium bingsu ($18.90). Also, you can pick from an assortment of flavours including Oreo, Choco-banana, Cheesecake or Black Sesame and Coffee.
You are not truly a Korean food connoisseur if you have not tried one of their bingsu!
Nunsongyee
Address: 9 Yuk Tong Ave
Opening Hours: 24 hours daily
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With unique flavours like Milk and Red Bean ($11), Tomato and Green Tea ($11), these shaved ice dessert is the perfect solution to cool off with.
Bing Go Jung Korean Dessert House
Address: 1 Jalan Anak Bukit, Bukitt Timah Plaza
Opening Hours: 10am – 11pm daily
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If these don’t excite you, we don’t know what will. Korean heaven is right here, near Beauty World MRT, so feast away!
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