Cheap and cheerful, Nanyang Old Coffee is one of my favourite places to go for a quick meal or snack. The branch in Chinatown serves local favourites such as Nyonya Laksa, Bak Kut Teh, Nyonya Curry Chicken and Nasi Lemak as well as Kaya Butter Toast, Chee Cheong Fan, Nyonya Bak Chang, Soon Kueh and… Read More »
Slightly hidden behind the facade of an old Chinese school right next to Thian Hock Keng temple, Chong Wen Ge Cafe is a Peranakan cafe sharing the same building as the Peranakan Tiles Gallery and Singapore Musical Box Museum. Although located right in the heart of the CBD amidst the crowds of workers, there is… Read More »
If you’re ever in the Geylang area, just a few minutes down the road from Aljunied MRT you’ll find Penang Seafood Restaurant. It may look like an old local restaurant but these are the best kind and boy do they have good food! They serve a variety of Penang specialties such as Penang Assam Laksa and Penang Fried Kway… Read More »
Baba Chews Bar And Eatery is a restaurant in Hotel Indigo in Katong that opened up last year. Housed in the former Joo Chiat Police Station, it serves modern and traditional Peranakan cuisine. As the hubby and I were staying at the hotel for a short staycation over Christmas (please see my Hotel Indigo staycation review), we had pre-booked… Read More »
Princess Terrace is a buffet restaurant in the Copthorne King’s hotel that serves a huge variety of different food from Penang. I’d been here a few years ago for their dinner buffet and remembered it being very good so having seen an offer on Fave for 30% off the normal price I went here earlier this… Read More »
PappaRich is one of my favourite places to get Malaysian food in Singapore. They are a casual Malaysian chain restaurant that serve all my favourite Malaysian street food dishes such as Char Kuay Teow, Roti Canai, Ipoh Kuay Teow and breakfast / tea time snacks including Kaya Toast and their very own freshly baked Pappa Bun… Read More »