12 Irresistible Snacks You Would Have Loved As A 90s Kid!
90s kids had it good: sure we didn’t have iPads to pass the time, but when it came to food, our childhoods were coloured with cheap snacks shared at the canteen table or playground during recess – or even in class (remember fake-coughing just so you could chew on your White Rabbit sweet?).
To commemorate those golden years, we’ve compiled a list of 12 nostalgic snacks you’d have loved if you’re a 90s kid.
1. Ice Pops
What’s a 90s snacks list without this treat? Eating them frozen on a sweltering afternoon was the perfect after-school treat. That while watching any show on Kids Central. Yes, we haven’t forgotten our beloved OKTO of yesteryear.
2. Mamee Monster
This was one of the most fun snacks to eat: salty, crunchy, and made to resemble instant noodles. Crushing it up was half the fun.
3. Wang Wang
It’s no surprise we were all fascinated to some degree by the mysteriously edible, plastic-like coating that encased our beloved, chewy White Rabbit sweet.
5. Fancy Gem Biscuits
These were fancy treats, only rewarded after we’d completed an assignment – and, while most kids probably adored the colourful gems of sugar that topped each biscuit, I would pick them off because they were too sweet for my liking.
6. Haw Flakes
Remember putting as many potato rings as you could on your fingers, and then licking your fingers when you were done eating them? Your childhood would not have been complete without this after-school snack.
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There was something about these animal-shaped, salted snacks that made them so addictive. Maybe it was the animals printed on each cracker… or maybe it was just the MSG.
9. Hacks
I highly doubt the fact that Pink Dolphin was a ‘vitamin drink’ lent it extra street cred. It was, quite easily, the drink to be seen with. It also tasted quite wonderful – like magic liquid in the mouth.
If you’re craving for some of these snacks right this minute, it isn’t too late – hit up Sheng Siong supermarket or mama shops (convenience store) for a quick fix! You’re most welcome!
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Definitely not your regular milkshake, these monster shakes are OTT (over the top) as hell. You probably shouldn’t be drinking (and eating) too much of them, but hey, no harm feasting your eyes on these photo-worthy milkshakes, right? Their oversized macarons have already been well-documented on Instagram, but The House of Robert Timms is also a popular spot for their ‘Over The Top Milkshakes’. Hot favourites include the Strawberry Whoopee and the Vanilla Bon Bon. The former is topped with Fruit Loops, chocolate sauce and rainbow sprinkles, while the latter is a shake that’s easily recognisable with a full-sized donut sitting on top. The House of Robert Timms This halal cafe can be found along the hipster area around Masjid Sultan. Known for their experimental menu of creative drinks and food, The Lab SG is getting creative with piling stuff up on their milkshakes too. Highlights include the rich Nutella shake, the Strawberry Cheesecake shake with nostalgic gem biscuits and Fruit Loops, and the Durian Caramel shake drizzled with smooth caramel sauce and topped with pretzels. The Lab SG The Refinery combines a craft workshop, a restaurant, and a bar. This high-ceiling, airy space is known for its minimalistic decor, though their fancy milkshakes are anything but minimal. Of note is the Chendol Mando, filled with the local flavours of gula melaka, red bean, green jelly, ondeh ondeh, and coconut cream. The Mr Nutella and Avocado Gau are also well-known favourites. The RefineryThe Most Elaborate Milkshakes in Singapore! – A Drool-Worthy Photo Gallery
The House of Robert Timms
#01-02/03 Wheelock Place, 501 Orchard Rd, Singapore 238880
Sun – Thu: 8am – 1am
Fri, Sat: 8am – 3am
#01-361 Suntec City Mall, 3 Temasek Boulevard
Daily: 10am – 10pmThe Lab SG
1 Jln Pisang, 199069
Tue – Sat: 12:30pm – 10:00pm
Sun: 1:00pm – 9:30pm
Closed on MondaysThe Refinery
115 King George’s Avenue #01-02, 208561
ice cream spots in Toa Payoh!
The Benjamins
Drawing attention to their fancy milkshakes since their days as Benjamin Brown, the revamped cafe and bistro, The Benjamins reopened late last year, continuing to serve up some of the best monster shakes in town.
Hot picks include the Nutella Banana Milkshake with mini pretzels and chocolate drizzle, the Black and White which is a rich concoction of all things chocolatey, along with the Old School Milkshake topped with a ton of Singaporean childhood snacks.
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#01-20 Forum Shopping Centre, 583 Orchard Rd
awesome salted egg yolk croissants spots too!
Cake Spade
With a name that rhymes with a certain designer label, the elaborate shakes at Cake Spade are pretty much designer milkshakes too. Or rather, ‘Cakeshakes™’, as the cafe has named them (yes, complete with the trademark).
The Unicone Cakeshake is a standout pick, promising a sugar rush and an Instagram session with its rainbow sprinkles and cotton candy. Of course, Cake Spade offers other cafe fare on the menu too, so customers can have their Cakeshake with even more cake, or wash it down with some tea or coffee.
[embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/8Fe5cIQltu/[/embed] [embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/7SsYPewRxO/[/embed] [embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/7mMiKcQR6R/[/embed] [embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/9uNLTGyR4c/[/embed] [embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/9GHca6K0gg/[/embed] [embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/692tZpkkXD/[/embed] [embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/8pqYAHQRw9/[/embed]Cake Spade It’s mid-week and you’ve worked hard. Nothing soothes a tired soul like a good cafe and indulgent desserts. At DiscoverSG, we understand the need to pamper yourself, especially when life is so tough. We’ve got you covered, from flammable ice cream, and molten green tea desserts to a fancy chocolate and gold cake. Take a break and indulge in dessert! A French patisserie and tea salon named after the last queen of France, the desserts at Antoinette are as classy as the decor. Of note, their Baked Alaska is a popular pick, with flamed Grand Marnier liquor poured over the blackcurrant meringue, containing vanilla ice cream with ‘griotte’ cherries cooked in kirsch, orange confit and almond nougatine. This is not only a party in your mouth, but on the table too! Not just indulgent, but also pretty. This dessert tempts and delights! First off, everything on the plate is edible, from the flowers to the fluffy spun sugar decoration. The highlight is the pink rose meringue, which hides the yuzu cream, vanilla creme chantilly and vanilla ice-cream filling that pairs perfectly with the decadent meringue casing and the strawberries on the side. Irresistible! Antoinette You’ve heard of chocolate lava, but what about green tea lava? That’s what you’ll get when you cut open this green tea tart. The molten green tea centre isn’t overly sweet, and it goes extremely well with the crumbly tart and the sherbet on the side. 2am : dessert bar is known for a variety of other innovative dessert creations, but for green tea lovers, this is the standout pick. 2am: dessert bar A hot favourite dessert place on Burpple, Sunday Folks never serves up a boring cone, with the variety of toppings including Royce’s chocolate cubes, caramel popcorn, souffle cheesecake squares, fancy pocky sticks and more. As for the soft serve, their Earl Grey Lavender and Sea Salt Gula Melaka are hot favourites. Sunday Folks The well-known PS. Cafe does the classic sticky date pudding just right, with the warm pudding topped off with butterscotch sauce and a scoop of sweet vanilla ice cream. This is one of the must-try desserts if you’re visiting the cafe for the first time! Also served with ice cream, expect two generous layers of moist chocolate cake topped with rich dark chocolate ganache. Many have taken to Instagram to dub this moist chocolatey goodness as one of the best chocolate cakes they’ve had. PS. Cafe The Disgruntled Chef The first eclair boutique and cafe in Singapore, L’éclair boasts “the twenty-first century eclair”, with unique fillings and artful designs, unlike the regular predictable ones we commonly see. If you’re in the mood for French dessert, try out flavours like their Hazelnut Praline with Valrhona hazelnut cream, Ispahan with light rose cream, lychees and strawberries, and Dark Chocolate with 66% Mexique dark chocolate cream. L’éclair Whitegrass Restaurant Which of these desserts will make the cut for mid-week pampering? Let us know in the comments!
1 Tras Link, #01-06 Orchid Hotel, 078867
The Most Indulgent Desserts In Singapore That Will Leave You Feeling Pampered & Awed!
Baked Alaska from Antoinette
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Le Vacherin de la Reine from Antoinette
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30 Penhas Rd, Singapore 208188
#02-33 333A Orchard Road, Mandarin Gallery
62933121, 68369527Tsujirihei Green Tea Tart from 2am: dessert bar
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21A Lorong Liput, Holland Village 277733
Tue – Fri: 3pm – 2am
Sat, Sun: 2pm – 2am
closed on MondaysSoft Serve Ice Cream Cone From Sunday Folks
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44 Jalan Merah Saga, #01-52 Chip Bee Gardens, 278116
Tue – Fri: 1:00pm – 10:00pm
Sat, Sun: 12:00pm – 10:00pm
Closed on MondaysSticky Date Pudding from PS. Cafe
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Double Chocolate Blackout Cake from PS. Cafe
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The Disgruntled Chef for this spin on the regular Magnum ice cream.
26B Dempsey Rd, 247693
yummy ice cream spots in Toa Payoh!Eclairs from L’éclair by Sarah Michelle
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#01-28 190 Clemenceau Avenue, Singapore Shopping Centre, 239924
Whitegrass Restaurant is filled with various chocolates, from the indulgent chocolate mousse, to the white chocolate centre and chocolate pearls. The orange jellies prevent it from being too overwhelming, and the gold leaf foils are just the luxurious icing on the cake.
#01-26/27 30 Victoria Street, Chijmes, Singapore 187996
Tue – Sat: 6:00pm – 9:30pm
Closed on Mondays and Sundays
4 Famous Food Stalls & 1 Humongous Playground That You Should Not Miss At ‘Ulu’ Marsiling
About a year ago, the only remotely interesting thing about Marsiling was SV Guitars, a music store that sells, yes, guitars and other instruments to budding and seasoned musicians. Unfortunately, much to the dismay of audiophiles, it quietly closed down and focused on its main branch at Peninsula Shopping Centre.
Granted, the unsophisticated town hasn’t taken its next step towards being cool, but the food, coastal park and eclectic stores still have something to bring to the table: its rustic charm. As if to say, “Yes, I’m an oldie. But I’m a goldie too.”
Yan Ji Seafood Soup
[caption id="attachment_3174" align="aligncenter" width="700"]Picture it. Full-flavoured, tender fish slices that are as white as a sunlit snowdrift. A rich, hearty bowl of soup, that upon the first sip, makes you feel like you just had a religious experience. Yan Ji is one of the few stalls in Singapore that has won many praises from both regular and new customers.
Even local variety show Where the Queue Starts is a fan. If you manage to sweet talk the owner into giving you more soup, you’re my new hero.
Address: Block 4A Woodlands Centre Road #02-11, Singapore 730004
Opening hours: Tuesdays to Sunday, 11 a.m. to 8.30 p.m.
Woodlands Waterfront Park
[caption id="attachment_2949" align="aligncenter" width="700"]Woodlands Waterfront Park is right around the corner if you’d like to do a little bit of walking to burn those extra calories. Forget about going there during the afternoon. You might end up sweating bullets. Opt to go on windy or cloudy days.
The park tends to get quiet during the evenings (perfect opportunity to attempt the playground!), but if you walk down the jetty, you’d see that there’s quite a number of people. The reason? There’s a restaurant. Yeah, I can’t get over that, either.
Address: Admiralty Road West, Singapore 759956
Ahsia Food Stall
[caption id="attachment_3176" align="aligncenter" width="700"]This roti prata is scrumptious even when it’s cold. Pair that with sardine sauce and you have got yourself an unforgettable dining experience. Ahsia’s roti prata is a perfect example of a common dish done uncommonly well.
The only downside about the stall is that there’s always, always a long queue. One time, my dad went there around 8 a.m. and found out that there’s no more prata left!
Address: Block 4A Woodlands Centre Road #02-76, Singapore 731004
Opening hours: Closes at 10 a.m.
Ah Keat Pig’s Organ Soup and Kway Chap
[caption id="attachment_3175" align="aligncenter" width="700"]Ah Keat’s bowl of kway (rice sheets) may not hold a candle to Guang Liang Cooked Food’s at Bedok Reservoir, but its pig offal is a worthy contender. Order this dish with your friends, and I’ll guarantee (or not) you lot will wrestle for it.
If pork dishes aren’t your cup of tea, then you might want to turn your attention to the western food stall. Its chicken chop is fresh and generous. Note that the western food stall usually starts its operations during the early evenings.
Address: Block 211 Marsiling Crescent Singapore 730211
Opening hours: unpredictable opening and closing times
Old Woodlands Town Centre is slated for redevelopment works in 2016. If you want to try the dishes (Yan Ji Seafood Soup and Ahsia Food Stall), get your skates on.
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根据Diabetes Forecast的研究显示，食用色彩鲜艳的新鲜食物对人体健康有很大的帮助。现代人忙碌于工作，下班回到家则继续为家事操劳，自身的健康与饮食逐渐变得不再那么重要，也“没有时间”去使他变得重要了。营养师认为，一天应摄取5种颜色的蔬果（红/紫/蓝、黄/橙、绿、黑、白），营养也较为均衡。在新加坡，其实也有不少饮食业者陆陆续续推出标榜着“有机”、“生机”、“健康”等标签的营养美食，不止好看也好吃，让人吃出美丽。 位于Keong Saik路段一家很棒的生机饮食餐厅。如果你喜欢味道丰富又充满创意的餐点，这绝对是享用午餐或晚餐的好去处。这家餐厅拥有温暖质朴的设计，让人感觉舒适如家。午餐时间不妨尝试选择这类健康食品，放下繁忙的脚步，好好品味美食。除了能够利用午餐时间让自己沉淀下来，还能有效率的完成工作，一举两得！小编建议可以点Taco Bowl。 地址：24 Keong Saik Road, Singapore 089131 使用黑白元素打造而成的 The Lokal，位于Neil Road 的角头，不难寻获。The Lokal 是一家带有经典澳洲咖啡馆元素去经营的餐厅，他们提供美味可口的手工自制食品如酸奶、调味酱和腌黄瓜，可说都是现场制作哦！用餐气氛简单大方却充满活力，是小编最喜欢吃早餐的地方之一。在这里，推荐你尝试“Pimp Your Breakfast”早餐！ 地址：136 Neil Road, Singapore 088865 如果你是咖啡爱好者或是cafe hopper，你一定知道这间Common Man Coffee Roaster。当中以自家烹调的咖啡最为出名，是许多咖啡爱好者不能错过的朝圣之地。满满的新鲜时蔬摆放在陶瓷盘上，光看就振奋人心。只要坐上一个10分钟，你就能看见这家店的客人真的络绎不绝啊！如果想在周末光顾，或许你得排队哦！至于餐点，小编强烈推荐去骨辣椒鸡Chilli Chicken。 地址：22 Martin Road #01-00, Singapore 239058 对新加坡人来说这餐厅可能相对较陌生，但这里菜单上的每一道料理都为我们带来全新的味蕾享受。位于Market Street的Grain Traders，有售卖全天候料理像：早餐、午餐和晚餐，是你绝不能错过的新尝试！每一碗食物都装有五颜六色的新鲜食材，让人看了胃口大开。配料绝不吝啬的给与每一位顾客是小编觉得最value for money的地方。这里服务快，食物非常新鲜，绝对是点睛之笔。 地址：138 Market Street #01-01/02/03, Singapore 048946 踏入店内，宽敞明亮的空间仿佛像是一间文创书楼，餐桌与餐桌之间不会过于拥挤，让人有一种愉悦的心情。Real Food 的特色在于提供特多选择的有机素食菜单，主厨精巧融合西式和亚洲美食，两者中西合璧创造出的味道十分丰富。此外，咖啡馆还拥有自己的有机食品部，让客人在品尝美食后，可以作简单购物。这也是进行午餐会议的好地方。 地址：10 Sinaran Drive #B1-105/106/129, Singapore 307506 Source: PurelyB新加坡五大健康饮食餐厅
1. Afterglow
电话：+65 6224 8921
时间：(Mon-Tue)12:00 – 14:30/ 17:30 – 23:00
(Wed-Thu)17:30 – 23:00
(Fri-Sat)12:00 – 14:30/ 17:30 – 23:002. The Lokal
电话：+65 6423 9918
时间：(Mon)8:00am ~ 6:00pm
(Tue-Fri)8:00am ~ 10:30pm
(Sat)9:00am ~ 10:30pm
(Sun)9:00am ~ 4:00pm3. Common Man Coffee Roaster
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电话：+65 6836 4695
时间：(Mon-Sun)07:30 – 18:004. Grain Traders
时间：(Mon-Fri)8:00am ~ 8:00pm5. Real Food Cafe
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时间：(Mon-Sat)10:00am ~ 9:30pm
(Sun)10:00am ~ 9:30pm
不必再担心昂贵的价位 7大不超出预算的咖啡厅推荐！
启发小编写这一篇文章的原因是因为现在面子书上出现很多标榜自己是”价钱合理”的咖啡厅，结果都是一些需要花费$20++以上才可以得到一份餐点和咖啡的价位，根本一点都不便宜！甚至还可以称得上“很贵”！我希望我们可以不用再花费$8到$9吃一块蛋糕，还认为这样的价格“算合理”了！无论如何，小编今天就要和你们分享真正价钱合理的咖啡厅，毕竟在新加坡只要一说到上咖啡厅就一定不会便宜！但是对小编来说，只要食物价钱介于$10-$12之间都算合理。当然，如果$15包括搭配的饮料或茶就更好啦！
1. Drury Lane
烤牛肉三文治配上浇上焦糖的洋葱只需要$8，除此之外，他们的其他三文治种类也一律低于$10喔！
他们的蛋糕种类来自In the Brick Yard，价位大概保持在合理的$6-$7左右。值得一提的是，这里的咖啡比外面任何一间咖啡厅都便宜，冰和热抹茶都只需要花费$5.50而已！另外，这里也有“随便你付”的杯状小松糕喔！
Drury Lane: 94 Tg Pagar Rd, Singapore 088515
2. Ciel Patisserie
这里所有的蛋糕和塔都只需要$5-$7而已，而且还很好吃！如果你是巧克力爱好者，也可以试试他们的拱形蛋糕(bombe)喔！
Ciel Patisserie: 124 Hougang Ave 1, 530124
3. Bread Yard
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一天的早餐只需要$15，是不是很划算呢？此外，这里还有$12的烟熏三文鱼喔！他们的三文治也值得一试，$8的港式五花肉三文治你抗拒得了吗？对了，听说这里也有非常棒的煎饼喔！
Bread Yard: 1 Fusionopolis Place, #01-23/24 Galaxis, 138632
4. One Man Coffee
这里的招牌餐点法式吐司和鸡蛋只需要$10！
为了继续提供好吃又便宜的美食给大家，他们现在已经扩充至三件分店啦！
One Man Coffee:
215R Upper Thomson Road, Singapore 574349
1 Maju Avenue #B1-23/24 myVillage@Serangoon Garden Singapore 556679
4 Fusionopolis Way #01-15 Kinesis Singapore 138635
5. Clueless Goat
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这里应该是你能在市区找到的最便宜的“早午餐”(brunch)了！这份早餐组合只需要$13.80而已，重点是这是他们菜单上最贵的餐点了。这样便宜的餐点上哪里找啊！
The Clueless Goat: 189 Thomson Rd, 307631
6.Tuk Tuk Cha
这里可以找到在新加坡价格最合理、最好吃的$10.80涩谷吐司(Shibuya Toast)喔！可能你会觉得$10.80不便宜，但是和其他外面的吐司相比，这里的可以算是便宜的了。
Tuk Tuk Cha: 3 Temasek Boulevard, #02-605A Suntec City Tower 3, 038983
7. Percolate
这里的环境很漂亮，尤其是墙上的油漆设计，而更值得一提的是，来到这里你只需要预算花费$10的餐点就可以了！就像上面$10的东炎鸡肉三文治，它的东炎酱是利用大葱的汁液制作的，非常值得一吃，而且吃过之后还会念念不忘呢！
Percolate: 136 Bedok North Ave 3, 460136
记得分享出去给朋友们知道，顺便相约一起在周末的时候去咖啡厅喝杯下午茶吧！
资料来源：Exploding Belly
4 Beautiful Bizarre Cocktails That Will Leave You Wanting For More This SG Cocktail Week!
After last year’s successful inaugural opening, Singapore Cocktail Week is back with a bang the second time around, and promises to be even bigger and better than it was before. This year, you can expect to visit any of the 61 participating bars and restaurants, in addition to tasting unique cocktail creations from over 20 international guest bartenders.
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This eight-day stint spanning from the 12th to 19th of March aims to celebrate the local cocktail culture through a series of more than 200 events – from workshops to cocktail tours, cocktail brunches to supper clubs.
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Workshops
Only during this week of specially planned events will you be able to take on a crash course of The Basic Techniques of Cocktail-Making by the world famous mixologist Laurent Greco. Through his exuberant sense of confidence, the Parisian-based barista will be hosting workshops that demonstrate his astounding flair for combining unique flavours that results in flavourful cocktails.
When:
Wednesday, 16 March, 6 – 7.30pm and 8 – 9.30pm
Where:
Mariko, 4 Jiak Chuan Road
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You could also attend a class on Catch him live in action this time around during his three hour workshop as he coaches participants on the different types of Japanese bar-tending styles.
When: If you’re not keen on workshops and classes, fret not. Savour the very best cocktails at any of the 61 bars. Watch as local and internationally renowned bartenders build, stir, shake, or muddle cocktail creations before you. Believe it or not, here are some incredibly whacky cocktails that participating bars have created for 2016! With such bizarre names, and drool-worthy presentation, we can’t wait to savour these absolut-ly bizarre cocktails! If you’re interested in being part of something extraordinary, head down to . For just $14+++, have a go at their featured cocktails concocted with Asian favourites like pandan syrup, pineapple juice and lemongrass. These cocktails will be served in the brand’s freshly launched distinct copper pineapple cups and punch bowls. Definitely make for a good Instagram picture, that’s for sure! Purchasing a set of entry wristbands would be the best way for you to enjoy Singapore Cocktail Week. At just SGD $38, you’ll receive a set of 8 wristbands, which grants you an invitation to the opening party and other exclusive events. And that’s not all! You’ll also be able to enjoy signature cocktails served at participating bars for only $14+++, and receive a 10% discount on bar tours, workshops, suppers, brunches and many other activities! The astounding success from the 2015 Singapore Cocktail Week provides a little sneak peak into the exciting happenings of this year’s event. With such an interesting line up planned, this year’s bigger and better Singapore Cocktail Week will definitely not disappoint! Don’t miss your chance to attend Singapore’s biggest and most happening cocktail event of the year!
Wednesday, 16 March, 6:30 – 8:00pm
Where:
Nutmeg & Clove, 17 Ann Siang Road
Cocktails
Events
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4 Hidden Ice Cream Spots You Should Totally Check Out At Toa Payoh!
Some days you feel like having the nostalgic one-dollar ice cream from the neighbourhood ice cream cart, other days you feel a tad more fancy and want to splurge on atas ice cream. Well, this list is perfect for those “splurge-days” when you want to give yourself a treat.
1. Creamier
[embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/BCDVc3eBUnk/[/embed] [embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/BBuoaN9Nb53/[/embed]First up is a well-known favourite. This ice cream and coffee cafe is constantly packed with people (yes, even on weekdays) looking to get a premium ice cream fix, with signature flavours like their Sea Salt Gula Melaka and Mango Passion Sorbet drawing in legions of fans.
If anything, you should probably try out their seasonal and limited edition flavours before they’re gone. These flavours include Black Sesame, Chocolate Banana, and White Peach Chardonnay.
Creamier
Blk 128 Toa Payoh Lorong 1 #01-835
+65 6250 1476
12:00pm – 10:00pm, closed on Mondays
2. The Dream Cafe
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[caption id="attachment_3171" align="aligncenter" width="800"]Just down the road from Creamier, The Dream Cafe is more popular among the student crowd, with student prices for some of their desserts.
Regular flavours like Vanilla, and Hazelnut are a given, but Salted Caramel Almond gelato is becoming a fast favourite. Pair the ice cream with their premium gelato and belgian waffles for that indulgent treat. If you need a meal before savouring some dessert, they serve mains like fish and chips too.
The Dream Cafe
Blk 163 Toa Payoh Lorong 1 #01-1016
+65 6258 3120
1:00pm – 10:30pm, daily
For more cafe-hopping ideas, here are some of the best cafes for coffee in Singapore.
3. The Little Prince Cafe
[embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/pLxow4FfCn/[/embed] [embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/zcCmbigUZo/[/embed]This themed cafe considers itself “a refuge and a haven for those who wish to escape the realities of adulthood”. We heartily agree. Its cute interior, complete with whimsical wall sketches, is inspired by the classic tale of Le Petit Prince.
Of course, you’ll find the books of its namesake there as well. This makes it a great spot to savour their ice-cream, along with the tale that inspired this cafe. Try some fun flavours like Cotton Candy, or enjoy quality classics like Mint and Chocolate.
The Little Prince Cafe
Blk 47 Lor 6 Toa Payoh #01-134
+65 8684 8218
Tue – Thu: 12:00pm – 9:00pm
Fri, Sat: 12:00pm – 10:30pm
4. Shrove Tuesday
[embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/9ho1uVSi7V/[/embed] [embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/_YNQaxAv7Q/[/embed]This last pick is another gelato spot. The menu offers tasty pastries including macarons and rainbow cakes, but we reckon it’s the gelato that takes the front seat. Their range of flavours include Raspberry Lychee Rose, Tiramisu, Madagascar Vanilla, and local-inspired favourites like Durian and Nyonya Chendol.
Shrove Tuesday
Blk 94 Lorong 4 Toa Payoh #01-32
+65 6258 2254
Tue – Thu: 12:00pm – 10:00pm
Fri, Sat: 12:00pm – 11:00pm
With such ice cream choices, it’s no wonder Singaporeans love to chill and have their dessert. Let us know if there’s a cool ice cream place we should know about!
Looking for more dessert options? Read about the 6 Best Churros Places in Singapore.
Chomp Chomp Food Centre – 5 Must Try Hawker Stalls Only Insiders Will Know!
Looking to satisfy your late night cravings? This iconic makan place retains much of its old charm.
Supper in the Singaporean context is a late evening meal comprising local fare that’s rustic, gratuitous, unpretentious and never nutritious – usually partaken in the company of compatriots at an outdoor hawker setting.
Chomp Chomp at Serangoon Gardens exists for supper-goers like me. The stores’ opening hours start at 6pm and extend beyond midnight. I was introduced to ‘Chomp’ in 2008 and have found myself returning religiously ever since.
Frequent visitors have a common process: Find a seat, remember your seat number, appoint someone to stay behind to ‘chope’ the seats while the rest split up and order food. In case you are unfamiliar with the iconic food centre, here are some food that you should absolutely order when you are there.
Ah Hock Hokkien Mee
On peak days, Ah Hock will inform you of a 40-minute waiting time so order this first. This drier take on Hokkien Mee pairs yellow noodles with normal bee hoon noodles instead of the popular ‘chu mee fen’ (thick bee hoon) strands. Because the noodles are cooked, or rather less cooked, to a firmer consistency, this pairing works better in this case.
My only gripe about Ah Hock is that on good days, the sauce is rich and flavourful, the prawns are fresh and the chilli is savoury while on other days, one or more elements of the dish will go awry. My tip: order no larger than the $5 serving to hedge your risk.
Chong Pang Huat BBQ Chicken Wings
Head next door and order good ol’ Chicken Wings – the classic supper food! Sure, Chomp Chomp is filled with other stalls selling chix wings, but while competitors have come and gone, this store has stood the test of time which should mean their doing something right. At least I think so.
Traditional Hai Nam Fang Yuan Satay
Facing the chicken wings stall, make an about-turn and you’ll find this Satay stall, but don’t order the Satay. I mean, you can, but that would be beside the point. You want to try their Rojak. The ingredients come in generous crispy chunks and the thick sauce has a nice smoky flavour about it.
Swee Heng Wanton Noodle
My definition of good Wonton Mee: firm but springy strands of thin yellow noodles seasoned with an almost colourless but flavourful sauce, of course embellished with thick cuts of Char Siew pork, blanched veggies and a side of Wonton Soup. This stall delivers just that – most of the time. If you’re a purist lard lover, you may want to look elsewhere because I couldn’t detect any trace of it.
Charlie Corner Healthy Juices
Finally, what better way to cleanse your palate than with a refreshingly healthy glass of fruit juice? For that, I like to go to Charlie (as you can see accompanied with my plate of rojak) if for nothing else than his jovial service.
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Does Chomp Chomp serve the best food? I dare say, not really. But what’s unique about this place is the atmosphere. The place just comes alive at night and gives off a certain vibe. You have to visit to experience it.
海底捞外送服务大全！
相信不用小编多说，大家也知道“海底捞”吧！没错，就是那家以经营川味火锅为主，融汇各地火锅特色于一体的大型直营连锁企业。他们以“服务至上、顾客至上”的理念而闻名，据说服务态度是超越你想象的好，几乎可以说是有求必应。而现在，他们甚至要让你在家里也能吃到海底捞！海底捞外卖在去年11月就已经登入我国啦！小编现在就来为你介绍他们的外卖详情吧！
外卖详情：
外卖服务下单程序：
1. 拨打海底捞热线6509 4111
2. 如果你是第一次拨打电话，你必须向接线员提供你的用餐地点、联络资料、数量、用餐时间、厨具要求
3. 选择你的汤底、开胃菜、菜品（选择性餐点配套），还有你其他的特别餐点需求。冷冻食品和零食也会赠送其中。
4. 你只需要准备桌子、椅子、还有水和电的供应，外送服务员将会在指定时间抵达让你可以享用你的餐点。
5. 温馨提醒：为了确保你的外送能在指定时间抵达，请记得提早拨电。你的外送将会在半个小时到两个小时之内送到（视距离而定）
外送菜单详情
收费详情:
1. 外送最低消费$98元
2. 外送费用：店面位于313为外卖出发地点，每公里收费$4，最高收费为$50。(地址：313 Orchard Road #04-23/24 Singapore 238895)
3. 外送距离：距离店面5公里之内，食物将在半个小时至2个小时之内抵达(视距离而定)。超过5公里之外的距离，请于24小时前预定。
4. 个人收费（选择性）：每1个员工收费$100(服务3个小时)。如果服务时间超过3个小时，每1个小时员工收费$50。
5. 送到付款。
温馨提醒：
1. 如果你需要任何厨具设备，请通知他们的接线员。外送附带厨具是不收费的。在使用过后，你也必须在24小时之内通知接线员前来领回厨具。此外，一个汤底通常只需要一套厨具喔！
2. 在前来领回厨具的当儿，他们也会提供清洁服务！
3. 如果你的距离离店面超过5公里，记得在24小时前预定喔！
Hai Di Lao 海底捞火锅 Delivery Services
12PM – 9PM
6509 4111
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