5 New & Exciting Restaurants In SG You Should Check Out
You won’t run out of dining options with the numerous new restaurants that have been springing up these couple of months! Here are some exciting restaurants to check out:
1. Redpan
A joint effort by the team behind the Esplanade (DP Architects) and the owners of Grub, Redpan is where design and food come together in a casual bistro concept. Unlike many fancy dining spots that serve up a menu of foreign cuisine, Redpan brings the spotlight back to local flavours with fusion dishes like the Hae Bi Hiam Pasta and Char Siew Fries. The menu, which features food illustrations instead of photos, is a unique touch as well.
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Redpan
Address: #02-03/04, 6 039594, 12 Raffles Blvd, Asia Square Tower 2, Singapore 018961
Phone: 6255 5850
Opening hours: Mon to Fri 9am-10pm, Sat & Sun 11am-10pm
2. Aryaa
Offering to take you on a “food route of Alexander The Great”, Aryaa offers Mediterranean, Turkish, and North Indian cuisine in a fancy Moroccan-inspired setting. Their lunch specials are an affordable way to taste their dishes, from the Greek beef meatballs to the Cheese Saganaki with feta cheese and baby figs. And for happy hour, their cocktail menu includes a cheeky rendition of the iconic Singapore Sling.
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Aarya
Address: 7500 Beach Rd, 199590
Phone: 6291 6009
Opening hours: Mon to Fri 12pm-3pm, Mon to Sat 6pm-11pm
3. Wok°15 Kitchen
This restaurant serves up traditional Chinese cuisine, right in the fancy yacht club of Sentosa Cove. At Wok°15 Kitchen, you’ll find perfectly fried spring rolls, smooth E-Fu noodles, and not to mention, the iconic local dish, the spicy chilli crab. Fill up on these Chinese delicacies and wok-fried favourites, then end off with an evening stroll and enjoy the beauty of the yachts outside.
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Address: #01-01 Oneº15 Marina Sentosa Cove, 11 Cove Dr., Singapore, 098497
Phone: 6305 6998
Opening hours: Tue to Sat 11.30am – 2.30pm & 6pm-10pm, Sun 11am-2.30pm & 6pm-10pm
4. Mo’mor Izakaya
This modern Izakaya fuses Japanese and European elements to create the tapas and grills that it is best known for. Headed by chef Martin Woo, who has worked with famed hotels like Hilton Singapore and Rome Cavalieri, Mo’mor Izakaya boasts a range of signature dishes including the Hokkaido Scallop Tartare, and Australian Wagyu on Skewer, among others.
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Mo’mor Izakaya
Address: #B1-01, 56 Tanglin Rd, 247964
Phone: 6463 8080
Opening hours: Sun to Wed 11am-11pm, Thurs to Sat 11am-1am
5. CURATE
A fancy new restaurant in Sentosa, CURATE features various Michelin-starred guest chefs who whip up an exclusive menu of their best creations, in a series of showcases called Art at Curate. This concept is the first of its kind in Asia, with the first series kicking off at the end of this month. Read our previous article on CURATE for more details, and book your tickets here.
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Address: 8 Sentosa Gateway #01-231/232, Resorts World Sentosa
Book your tickets here.
From Singaporean and Japanese to Mediterranean cuisine and more, there’s no lack of new restaurants to try out, it seems. Which of these places is next on your list?
Also read: [GIVEAWAY] Maketh Project – It’s Time To Get Crafty!
(Header image credit: original image by Redpan, edited by author.)
5 Singlish Phrases – What They Mean & Where To Eat That Food!
Singlish, love it or hate it.
Even if you lean towards the latter, you can’t deny the fact that there’s something unique about it. If you were to travel to another continent, odds are, you’ll have great difficulty conversing with locals there. It’s not your fault, our local unique slang tends to slip out.
Some of these phrases might sound foreign to your ear. Some might make you laugh like a drain. Some might even make your mouth water.
Let’s dive in, shall we?
1. Blur like sotong
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Credit: alau-eh, you dropped your phone into the toilet bowl and you still flush it? Why?! Why you so blur like sotong?”
Where to find the best sambal sotong: Chomp Chomp Ru Yi BBQ
Ru Yi BBQ’s dishes are hot on the outside, tender and juicy on the inside — it will leave you licking your plate and spoon and fork. The sambal sotong is sinful and makes your tummy feel like the Valley of Fire. But dear God almighty, is it worth it.
Address: 210 Toa Payoh Lorong 8, Stall No. 72, Singapore 310210 (not located at Chomp Chomp)
Contact: +65 8133 7688
Opening hours: 5pm – 11pm daily
Price: >S$8
2. Chop chop kali pok
[caption id="attachment_5045" align="aligncenter" width="700"]What it means: Work faster
Kali pok refers to curry puff. Chop chop simply means hurry up. The two separate phrases were put together because they rhyme and sound catchy. Chop chop kali pok is often uttered by the impatient P.E. teacher or your BMTC instructor.
How to use it: “My 88-year-old grandma can run faster than you. Faster, chop chop kali pok!”
Where to find the best curry puff: AMK Curry Puff.
Thick crust. Check. Spicy. Check. Fragrance. Check. (Apparently, the owner of AMK Curry Puff, Mr Leo, used to be a shareholder in Tip Top Curry Puff!) If you love food with a tinge of tradition, you must head down to Toa Payoh. Word is, the curry puff is still finger-licking good even when it’s cold.
Address: Super 28 Coffee Shop, Block 184 Toa Payoh Central, #01-372, Singapore 310184
Contact: +65 9672 6621
Opening hours: 10am – 8:30pm
Price: >S$1.40
3. Stylo Milo
[caption id="attachment_5044" align="aligncenter" width="700"]What it means: A fashionable, stylish person. A little tricky – it could be used as a compliment or sarcastic insult.
How to use it: “Wah piang, you wear socks with sandals? You stylo milo man.”
Where to find the best Milo Dinosaur: Spize.
Most drink stalls at coffee shops could probably do a Milo Dinosaur for you, but Spize is one of those stalls that does it the best. Of course, it seems nuts to order the drink alone – it’s milo + milo powder. If you’d like something to go along with your drink – try Spize’s seafood aglio olio and chicken chop. Each bite is more delicious than the last.
A word of caution, though — you may get a sugar rush!
Address: Bedok outlet – 336 Bedok Road, Singapore 469512
(Visit their official site for River Valley and Rifle Range outlets)
Opening hours: Weekdays – 12pm to 2am & weekends – 12pm to 3am
Price: Iced Milo Dinosaur S$3.50, Iced Milo Godzilla S$4.50
Milo Dinosaur: Iced Milo topped with Milo powder
Milo Godzilla: Iced Milo topped with Milo powder, and ice cream or whipped cream
4. Ya ya papaya
[caption id="attachment_5043" align="aligncenter" width="700"]What it means: An insufferable stuck-up person.
There’s a fine line between confidence and arrogance. The phrase, ya ya papaya, leans towards the latter.
How to use it: “Just now, I congratulate Alex on his promotion, and you know what he said to me? He said ‘Of course, I deserve it.’ Cannot stand that guy, so ya ya papaya.”
Where to find the best green papaya salad: Beer Thai House Restaurant.
Lovers of spicy food, a heads-up! Granted, Beer Thai’s signature dishes are the mango salad and pineapple fried rice, but its loyal customers will have you know that the papaya salad can easily hold its own. It’s appetising and authentic.
Address: Golden Mile Tower #01-50/51, 6001 Beach Road, Singapore 199588
Contact: + 65 6297 7644
Opening hours: 11am – 11pm daily
Price: >S$6
5. Agak-agak (a.k.a agar agar)
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It’s supposed to be agak-agak (a Malay Language phrase), but for some odd reason, someone gave it a new twist and called it agar-agar. It’s stuck since then. Sigh, we Singaporeans with our pronunciation…
How to use it: “Ah ya, don’t ask me to calculate for you. My maths very jialat, got a D for my PSLE. You own self agar agar la.”
Where to find the best agar agar cake: Cake Story.
Their cakes are so adorable. You’ll want to take a picture of it and post it on Instagram. Lo and behold, you’ll receive massive likes! They have a decent range of agar agar cakes for you to choose from – Hello Kitty, Mickey Mouse, Barbie Ball, just to name a few.
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Japanese Carnival This Weekend – Food, Games, And More!
If you love Japanese culture like we do, mark your calendar! Super Japan Matsuri will be held from 20 to 22 May 2016 at the Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay from 5pm to 10pm daily.
Food
Like every other Matsuri (festival), you can look forward to a weekend of traditional Japanese festival food such as Takoyaki (octopus balls), Okonomiyaki (Japanese pancakes), soft serve ice cream, and of course, Japanese beer.
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Games
Those who want to try your hand at Japanese games, you might want to start practising your Yo-yo tsuri (water balloon fishing), Senbonbiki (lucky strings game), Katanuki (candy moulding), Shateki (shoot prizes down), and many more.
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Senbonbiki is a game where treats or prizes are attached to long strings. The game player will pull on a string, not knowing which treat is attached to it. Apparently, this is usually a ‘sure-win’ game.
Dress up
On top of that, if you dress to match their nightly theme (see image below), you’ll receive one free game coupon to be used at the festival.
[caption id="attachment_5794" align="alignnone" width="960"]This sure sounds like a great opportunity to dress up, cosplay, or put on a yukata (summer kimono)!
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Details
Super Japan Matsuri
Date: 20 – 22 May 2016 (Fri – Sun)
Time: 5pm – 10pm (Fri), 3pm – 10pm (Sat & Sun)
Address: Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay, 1 Esplanade Drive, Singapore 038981
Entry fee: Free admission, coupons required for games
Event page: Super Japan Matsuri
A Matsuri is all about having fun with friends and family. Call your friends, bring your family, get dressed for the theme, and play some games! Fun and laughter guaranteed.
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Also read: 5 Free Events & Shows All Lovers Of Japanese Culture Must Attend!
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The Tiramisu Hero Strikes Back With A Brand New Menu!
What do you think of when you hear someone say “Sir Antonio”? If you’re anything like me, you’d probably picture a tall, armour-donning knight with a curly moustache.
Sir Antonio
However, for the patrons of The Tiramisu Hero, what comes to mind is a cat wearing a zorro mask and a flowing cape. Now, that’s majestic.
[caption id="attachment_5526" align="aligncenter" width="612"]Sir Antonio is actually the mascot of The Tiramisu Hero, a cosy little cafe located at 121 Tyrwhitt Road. They even made an animated clip of his back story!
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fh6cdSZ1lTc ]Oh, did I mention? Once you step into the cafe, you will be greeted with a really adorable sculpture of Sir Antonio.
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The Tiramisu Hero is known for their selection of delicious tiramisu served in a jar, with flavours ranging from baileys (alcoholic) to speculoos (spiced cinnamon) to durian. You can either order these from their
The Tiramisu Hero’s New Menu!
You’d probably think that they are exclusively a dessert joint. Contrary to its name, The Tiramisu Hero also serves a respectable variety of food and drinks.
In fact, they’ve been working hard at it and have just launched a new menu. (Click on image for clearer view.)
Check out the extensive menu. The food and drinks are to die for!
As much as I wanted to, trying every single thing on the menu is just not possible. I ended up trying two of the dishes that seemed really appealing to me. Here’s how it went!
Truffle Salmon Cold Pasta
The strong flavours of salmon, truffle oil and ebiko, coupled with the neutrality of the cold pasta created a balanced and refreshing taste. It was a pleasant surprise as I did not expect the flavours to mesh so well together.
Furthermore, in our hot and humid Singapore, cold pasta is definitely the perfect dish whenever you need to beat the heat. Go ahead and get some!
Salted Egg Pasta
One of the dishes that we couldn’t resist ordering was their salted egg pasta. Well, that is to be expected since the salted egg craze has been going out of control these days.
When the pasta was served, it was generously coated with a layer of salted egg sauce. They certainly don’t skimp on the good stuff! The rich flavour of salted egg yolks, combined with a slight tinge of spice was so addictive that it kept me going for more. This dish is highly recommended for all salted egg fans because I’m sure you will love it as much as I did!
The quality and variety of their food menu is comparable and better than many other cafes out there. If you ever fancy a place to have a meal AND a dessert, give this place a try! As a bonus, you can even take a photo with the irresistibly cute Sir Antonio as a keepsake! How cool is that?
[embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/BC15ku1ARgt/[/embed]PS: I have heard rumors that Sir Antonio aspires to be as successful as Hello Kitty. Give him a hand, will ya!
The Tiramisu Hero Cafe
Address: 121 Tyrwhitt Road, Singapore 207548
Telephone: +65 6292 5271
Opening Hours: 11AM-10PM daily
Buses | 13, 23, 64, 65, 66, 67, 130, 133, 139, 141, 147, 857
MRT | Lavender (6-8 mins walk), Farrer Park (8-10 mins walk)
Ample parking space at multi storey carpark facing the cafe.
Free parking available between 7pm to 7am, Sundays and public holidays.
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Also Read: Forget Salted Egg Croissant, Cheese Tart Coming Through!
An Underground Bar Event With Complimentary Drinks? Basement Seah Damn Happening Sia!
It’s been a looong week and Friday can’t come soon enough. We understand the wait for the weekend can be painful. In fact, the day before TGIF is usually the worst. But instead of staying down, we’re going to get you pumped for TGIF with some after-work Thursday chill and booze. Nobody said you had to wait till the weekend to have fun, right?
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Introducing Mr Punch Public House, a quirky yet cosy bar we recently stumbled across. Tucked away in the basement of the Museum of Toys is this unassuming gastropub, with its vintage décor and cosy ambience. It exuded the kind of odd familiarity that quickly put us at ease.
[caption id="attachment_5374" align="alignnone" width="1642"]Mr. Punch Public House is a concept inspired by the puppet show ‘Punch & Judy’ (the younglings will probably have no idea what this is) with the Public House being Mr. Punch’s last destination as a world-traveller. So this bar is akin to Mr. Punch’s treasure trove of memories; pretty interesting concept, we have to say.
Basement Seah
Every Thursday from 7pm to 11pm, the bar transforms into a cosy dinner spot that takes you back to the ‘60s. Known as Basement Seah, this retro themed night will have you immersed in both fun and nostalgia as the DJ puts a modern spin on some of the era’s most popular swing music. That’s right, a live DJ. Who knew you could enjoy great music, booze and feel cosy all at the same time?
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Mr. Punch Public House offers an extensive drinks menu that includes the unique Cocktail World Tour, a curated series of international cocktails carefully thought out by its bartenders. From Malaysia’s Jungle Bird ($17) to the Russian Cocaine ($14), we’re pretty sure you’ll find a cocktail or two that suits you. If you’re more into wines, we bring good news. Simply RSVP at 8339 8966 with your email address and quote DISCOVER MR PUNCH to receive a complimentary glass of wine this Thursday, 14th April 2016!
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Feeling peckish? There is a brand new sharing menu that offers an electic mix of cuisines. Start with the Platter ($35/three dishes) and choose from dishes such as freshly Grilled Tiger Prawns, deliciously marinated Marmite Glazed Squid Rings, and tender Slow-Cooked Pork Belly. Though not included, we thought the unique Potato Chip Chicken (potato chip breaded chicken) makes a great tapas.
[caption id="attachment_5377" align="alignnone" width="4000"]Looking for something a little more filling? Give its signature Herb-Crusted Barramundi ($29) or its Bacon-Wrapped Venison Loin ($45) a try. Though slightly pricier, we’re confident that the dinning experience at Mr Punch will be value for money.
Whether you’re looking for a unique yet cosy bar to take your after work conversations to or a place for an evening of pre-TGIF fun, Basement Seah@Mr Punch Public House is definitely the place to be. Remember, simply RSVP at 8339 8966 with your email address and quote DISCOVER MR PUNCH to receive your complimentary wine!
With its great ambience, refreshing music, lip-smacking food and free booze, if you’re not reaching out for your phone to RSVP now, we’d do it for you.
Basement Seah @ Mr Punch Public House
Address: 26 Seah Street S188382
Tel: 8339 8966
Email: [email protected]
Operating Hours:
Basement Seah
Thu 7pm – 11pm
Mr Punch Public House
Mon-Thu: 3pm – 11.30pm
Fri: 3pm – 2am
Sat: 11am – 11.30pm
Sun: 11am – 6pm
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A Food Guide To Holland Village – Booze, Sweets, International Cuisine
Perhaps you’ve been to Holland Village one too many times but always find yourself going back to the same old spots, or maybe you’re unfamiliar with the area and want to check out this popular district. Here are some delicious places that you should check out- you’ll realise that options are abound!
Sanpoutei Ramen
Their classic Shoyu ramen is deliciously savoury, as is the creamy Tonkatsu ramen with generous slices of char siew. That said, their amazing broth would probably make any type of ramen taste good. The broth is boiled for six hours with vegetables, chicken, pork bone, and other ingredients specially flown in from Japan.
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Address: #01-01, 253 Holland Ave
Phone: 6463 7277
Opening hours: 11:30am–11pm daily
Breko Cafe
Breko is a casual joint serving Western mains and regular cafe fare. You’ll find everything from eggs on toast, to steak and pasta, to beer bites and alcohol at night. This cafe isn’t known for any fancy themes or decor, but its laid-back ambience and welcoming vibe makes it easy to step in for a bite when you’re wandering around the area.
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If you can’t get enough of the aromatic spices of Indian cuisine, head to this understated dining spot for authentic North Indian food. Popular favourites include the creamy butter chicken, the flavourful Kastoori kebab, and the spicy chicken masala.
[embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/3d08uey96P/[/embed]Address: 24 Lor Mambong, Singapore 277683
Phone: 6467 4101
Opening hours: 11:30am–2:30pm, 6–10:30pm daily
Also read: Where To Get Your Salted Egg Yolk Croissant Fix!
Cafe Siem Reap
At the corner of the street, Cafe Siem Reap serves up delectable regional fare, bistro-style. The cafe is named after the gateway to the iconic Angkor Wat temple, and offers everything from Vietnamese spring rolls to Laotian laksa. They have happy hour promotions too, so grab a drink and chill out with your friends after the meal!
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Address: 43 Lorong Mambong, 277698
Phone: 6468 5798
Opening hours: Monday to Thursday 3pm-1am, Friday & Saturday 3pm-2am, Sunday 3pm-12am
d’Good Cafe
This three storey cafe is known for being an Instagram-worthy hangout, with beautiful decor and the oh-so-hipster glass-bottled cold brews. Expect to face crowds that flock to the place, even on weekdays. That aside, they serve up coffee, cakes, and standard cafe fare, including mains like pasta and sandwiches.
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Phone: 6219 9807
Opening hours: Sunday to Thursday 10am- 10pm, Friday & Saturday 10am-11pm
Crust Gourmet Pizza Bar
Can’t get enough of pizza? Try the pizza from Crust, they’re a level above your typical pizza. Every pizza is freshly made, with gourmet sauces and generous toppings. The half-and-half is perfect for the fickle-minded; just share two different pizza flavours with your crew if you can’t decide! While you’re at it, try their BBQ chicken as it’s a fan favourite.
[embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/-GC0pkN4QO/[/embed]Address: 34B Lorong Mambong, Holland Village, 277691
Phone: 6467 2224
Opening hours: Sunday to Thursday 12-11pm, Friday & Saturday 12pm-1am
Gaia Korean Restaurant
At this Korean grill, the BBQ meats take the spotlight with a selection of tender chicken, pork, and beef. Wrap your meat of choice in a piece of lettuce, throw in some garlic, top it off with some gochujang, and eat it the way Koreans do. Apart from the meat, crowd favourites include their seafood pancake and the army stew.
[embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/_l861oxdSS/[/embed]Address: 17E Lorong Liput, 277731
Phone: 6339 3313
Opening hours: 11am–3pm, 5–11pm daily
Nakhon Kitchen
Craving some pad thai or some rich green curry? Nakhon Kitchen has got you covered. This popular Thai spot draws in the crowd for a good reason- the food tastes amazingly authentic. If Thai cuisine is your meal of choice, Nakhon Kitchen is the perfect place to go.
[embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/BDQLCx2KZ5U/[/embed]Address: 212 Hougang St 21, #01-341, 530212
Phone: 6286 8785
Opening hours: 12–2:45pm, 5:30–9:45pm daily, closed on Wednesdays
El Patio & Wine Bar
Fans of Mexican food, you’ll be glad to know that there’s a Mexican joint along Holland Village. The decor is as colourful as the food, with vibrant murals on the walls. Head in for some of their meaty tacos with generous toppings and a classic sangria. Expect to hear the beats of Latin American tunes livening up the space especially as the night draws near!
[embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/6cxPV7hCeb/[/embed] [embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/63dUKkSSA-/[/embed]Address: 34 Lorong Mambong, Holland Village, 277691
Phone: 6468 1520
Opening hours: Monday 1-3pm & 5-11pm, Tuesday to Friday, 11am-3pm & 5-11pm, Saturday & Sunday 12-11pm
The Pit Restaurant & Bar
This quiet restaurant is best known for being a microbrewery, with unique handcrafted brews. Coupled with bar snacks like their savoury Buffalo Wings and perfectly marinated Pork Ribs, this makes a great spot for a chill night out.
[embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/1k_y6-I4x1/[/embed]Address: 21 Lor Liput, Singapore 277733
Phone: 6468 3468
Opening hours: Monday to Friday 3pm-1am, Saturday & Sunday 12pm-1am
Also read: 12 Irresistible Snacks You Would Have Loved As A 90s Kid!
2am dessert bar
A fine-dining restaurant that boasts an amazing menu of deconstructed sweet treats, 2am dessert bar is on our radar for some of the most intriguing dessert items. Highlights include the Cassis Plum, a sweet yet potent alcoholic sphere that incorporates tastes of cassis and elderflower with yoghurt foam and plum liqueur. The crumbly green tea tart is a hit as well.
[embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/9Fo3gSHNBU/[/embed] [embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/__T0YxGPtY/[/embed]Address: 21A Lorong Liput, Holland Village, 277733
Phone: 6291 9727
Opening hours: 3pm-2am daily, closed on Mondays
Project Acai
This is the place to go for health nuts and smoothie-lovers. As its name suggests, Project Acai is known for their acai fruit bowls and smoothies, topped with a variety of other fruits like strawberry and banana. This is also the first acai-themed cafe of its kind in Singapore.
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Address: 27 Lorong Liput, Holland Village, 277738
Phone: 6463 1957
Opening hours: 11:30am–10pm daily
With handcrafted brews, deconstructed desserts, and everything from Korean to North Indian cuisine, prepare to eat your heart out at Holland Village. Which of these places do you want to try?
(Header image credit: original image by Qi Wei Fong (Flickr), edited by author.)
