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Before becoming the doyenne of Singapore’s Peranakan food scene, Violet Oon’s first love was music.
Margarita’s, the first tenant to move into contemporary Dempsey Hill, reflects on the history of the now-buzzy brunch spot.
Love steamboat but don’t like sharing? Here are some of the best solo hotpot restaurants in Singapore for bubbling broth, complete with senior discounts and buffet options.
Here’s some of the best spots for a comforting plate of hearty fried rice in Singapore.
Though owner Roger Koh plans to sell Chen Fu Ji – a brand infamous for its $25 crab fried rice – he plans to use his spare time in retirement to pursue his passion for singing.
Tang Tea House has grown from a single restaurant into a successful chain on the back of its Muslim-friendly Chinese staples like dim sum and zi char.
What do ‘accidental’ discoveries, Kickstarter funding, umami bombs and anti-ageing serum have to do with making soy sauce the traditional way? Nanyang Sauce shares more about its legacy.
Discover 10 irresistible cold desserts from around the world – from ice kachang to semiya payasam – that will keep you cool in Singapore’s sweltering heat.
Want to bring your pets out more often? Check out these pet-friendly cafes that provide not only good food for you to dine with your pets, but additional areas for you to roam, play and explore together.
A heightened awareness of animal cruelty and the need to be environmentally conscious have seen veganism and plant-based food on the rise. From cafes, restaurants to bars, there are a number of vegan-friendly eateries around Singapore that offer delicious, healthy yet affordable meals for their customers.
Private home dining spots are all the rage now. These are the places focusing on bona fide Asian nosh, whether that be old-school Peranakan bites or Cantonese sharing plates.