World-leading hospitality group, Accor  announced that Singapore's first Mondrian hotel property will be built in the heart of the city's prominent Duxton Hill neighborhood and is set to open in early 2023. The property, Mondrian Singapore Duxton is being developed by Craig Road Property Holdings.
Mondrian Singapore, a luxury lifestyle hotel comprised of 300 guestrooms and suites, a restaurant, a lounge and a rooftop bar will combine historic architecture from Singapore's centuries-old shophouses with a new build of modern, contemporary influences.
Sun You Ning, Director, Craig Road Property Holdings said: "We are excited to debut the Mondrian brand in South East Asia and Singapore with our partner Accor. Mondrian Singapore will provide guests an opportunity to stay in the heart of Duxton Hill, a vibrant heritage conservation area surrounded by Michelin-starred eateries, award winning bars, and iconic retail stores – all within walking distance to the Central Business District."
Cool and casual café vibes in a palette of pastel colours mingle with the inviting aroma of artisanal baked goods and home-cooked cuisine at The Fabulous Baker Boy, the new 70-seater café, bakery and restaurant located in the art-deco Aliwal Arts Centre.
Famed for its riveting array of fabulous cakes and now classics with a twist, The Fabulous Baker Boy presents an all-day breakfast brunch menu including artisanal baked goods in a new location that marries delicious home-cooked food with a contemporary interior at their Big Love Bakery and Soul Kitchen.
Diners are spoiled for choice with more than 14 cakes to choose from including the celebrated Ab Fab Red Velvet, a true classic from the 1950s that comes with an extra layer of chocolate ganache. Other favourites include Nutty Monkey, which is a banana coconut cake, Big Lub Carrot Cake and Lady Marmalade.
Pair popular items like TFBB’s Fried Chicken and Waffles with delicious smoothies, milkshakes, ice-cream and chocolate-based beverages. Cheese lovers will enjoy the Roast Chicken and Pesto Grilled Cheese Sandwich, which features The Fabulous Baker Boy’s house sourdough bread slices filled with a tasty three-cheese mix of cheddar, parmesan, mozzarella, roast chicken and herbed pesto.
All sandwiches are served with a piping hot mug of Roasted Tomato or Cream of Mushroom Soup, this delicious brunch menu option is sure to leave diners coming back for more to this women-empowered kitchen and bakery. Other signature brunch menu items include the Pancakes, Fab Fry Up and Duck Confit.
“Our new location is a combination of the two great passions in my life,” said Juwanda. “Food and the arts. I love entertaining on stage and at home and I am thrilled to open The Fabulous Baker Boy at the Aliwal Arts Centre.”
Located on the waters with spectacular views of Marina Bay, Kinki Restaurant + Bar starts a new chapter.
Ten years on, the sumo is now a geisha. Following a revamp, this urban Japanese dining concept now exudes a countercultural vibe and a reimagined experience, lifestyle and attitude.
Inspired by the antics of a rule-bending geisha, Kinki seeks to offer the legendary hospitality of the traditional geisha while allowing diners to let their hair down, all the while enjoying creative food and drink. Kinki does this with popular Japanese comfort foods reinvented into addictive new classics; and a bar list of liquids from East and West, including unique cocktails built on foundational cocktail-making techniques woven with Asian influences in surprising and unexpected ways. Kinki engages the senses with two levels of space – a restaurant and an al fresco rooftop bar. Diners socialise and unwind amidst immersive graffiti-style artworks by leading local artists evoking an edgy yet sophisticated ambience. Kinki fuses tradition and unconventionality for a new way of living; and wants you along for the ride.
Kinki occupies the two levels at Customs House, a conserved building built in the 1960s for the Singapore Customs Police. Enter the lift whose doors and walls are covered in various retro Japanese prints stitched into a dizzying collage. Designed by local design studio, Punkt Creative, the prints evokes Kintsugi, the old Japanese art of mending broken pottery by joining the fragments with capillaries of gold. With their design, it begins your escape from the everyday.
A Central Business District crowd favourite and fuss-free dining option with an outstanding quality of its unique fusion of Szechwan cuisine with Japanese influences, Michelin Bib Gourmand eatery Chen’s Mapo Tofu has opened its 2nd outlet in the West!
The launch of the brand new outlet also marked the return of the brand’s well-loved menu with its signature Mapo Tofu and other popular favourites such as Dan Dan Mien, Miso Nasu Don and Kaisen Katayaki. Notable new additions to the menu include the Shishito Pepper Fish Soup (Rice/Noodles) and meat delight - Kurozu Buta Don.
After 3pm, the outlet will then transform into a cosy hideout perfect for winding down after work with a supplementary bar menu made available. Biru Nights here will have a different alcohol selection from its CBD counterpart, boasting smooth Suntory Premium Draft Beer andHideyoshi Honjozo, a refreshing chilled sake. Not to forget a new added range of addictive sides that spice lovers will rejoice for – crispy Mala Chicken Wings, Mala Chips, Szechawn Edamame and more! With a choice of 3 at only $12, these sides are perfect for you to tipple with.
Inspired by the historically iconic Tanjong Pagar Railway Station, Rails bar and lounge is a steampunk gateway for curious pleasure seekers. A kinetic intersection where invention meets wondrous imagination, with epicurious bites, intrepid cocktails and adventurous camaraderie to a pulse of House and Disco music.
Step into the station and brace yourself for departure.
Celebrity Chef Kenjiro ‘Hatch’ Hashida invites you to embark on a gastronomic journey through the SandÅ pathway of Hashida to explore a multitude of inventive creations served in his signature omakase-style.
At 82 Own, you can dig into hearty Korean snacks & desserts such as corndog, bingsu and more set in a minimalist pleasing environment. And in case you’re wondering, the name of the cafe at The Cathay on Handy Road actually represents the country code for South Korea.
Singapore’s favourite source for delicious all natural and organic food, Little Farms will be launching a fresh supermarket, including an all natural butcher counter, a coffee kiosk island and a full service bistro and bar serving breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner and drinks from morning until night.
Located along Joo Chiat Road, the fifth outlet spanning 6,000 square feet will feature a bistro, supermarket, butcher counter and bar. Greeting you at the entrance is a coffee island, which serves some of the best coffee on the island and convenient healthy and delicious grab-and-go options.
Open all day, Little Farms Bistro will serve the full array of beloved signatures currently served at Little Farms Cafe. These include all day favourites, such as their famous Smashed Avocado on Toast, Buttermilk Pancakes, Tempeh Tofu Salad and Vegetarian Lasagne, as well as freshly made juices, signature smoothies and Allpress coffee. The Bistro will also have a new dinner menu featuring Little Farms fresh and high quality ingredients-these will include all natural meat and seafood dishes (free of growth hormones, anti-biotics and artificial chemicals), innovative and delicious plant forward dishes and a range of tasty salads. Want to kick back and enjoy a tipple? Hop over to the bar, which offers an arsenal of draft beer, artisanal wine and classic craft cocktails. The bar will be serving up Charcuterie and cheese platters as well as other delectable snacks.
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