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The well-loved Tongue Tip brand has a strong presence of over 300 outlets across China. Their first Singapore outpost, Tongue Tip Lanzhou Beef Noodles is now open in Tiong Bahru Plaza.
So head over for a bowl of authentic Lanzhou Beef Noodles; made using only Halal meats, high quality fresh ingredients and a 15-spice blend premium stock.
Tongue Tip Lanzhou beef noodles originated from the Lanzhou, Gansu province in China. This dish was first created by the Muslim Chinese (Hui) people and it's recipe has been passed on for generations since the Tang Dynasty. Today in Lanzhou alone there are more than 1,000 beef noodle restuarants, an affirmation to the popularity of the dish. Their original recipe uses hand-pulled noodles, halal meats and a clear broth cooked with more than 15 spices. Ingredients are sourced fresh and adhering to the highest quality. Tongue Tip brand has won multiple food awards and is an accredited member of the official Lanzhou Lamian Association.
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Dancing Fish, the award-winning Malay-Indo restaurant in Kuala Lumpur that is listed in CNN Travel 2017's 'Top 20 Restaurants' has set foot on Singapore with their newly-opened restuarant, Dancing Fish Signature in TANGS, Tang Plaza.
Their priorities at Dancing Fish; bringing their patrons enjoyable and extensive flavours in their dishes through meticulous cooking methods with the freshest and finest ingredients, without added MSG and preservatives. Revel in their chefs’ diligence in curating a unique taste in each of their dishes, as sauces are made tirelessly from scratch. They have more than 15 different types of sambals and sauces to date and they will not stop at that!
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Rooted since 2010 in Bangsar, Dancing Fish has been known as the treasure trove of Malay-Indo cuisine in Kuala Lumpur. To date, they have won multiple awards such as the “Rising Star” Platinum Business Award, bestowed by the SME Association of Malaysia in 2016, two Gold Awards for “Best Home Grown Restaurant” in 2014 and 2017’s Kuala Lumpur Mayor’s Tourism Awards, aside from being shortlisted as one of Asia’s Top 20 Restaurants and one of the Top 500 Asia’s Finest Restaurants in the 2013’s Miele Guide.
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Brace yourself for some seriously good beef and make time for a good don. The folks behind sake gastrobar Kabuke have launched Tokidon, a new lifestyle F&B concept where its signature gourmet beef bowls take centerstage.
Decked out in neon lights that play off deeper shades of blue and purple, Tokidon’s interiors pay tribute to the easy, electrifying energy of nightfall in a cosmopolitan city. Coupled with great music, exciting artist collaborations and merchandise, it invites diners for a well-deserved break from the weekly grind to relish in good food and fun.
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Tokidon fuses traditional Japanese recipes with contemporary flavours in its repertoire of five main beef bowls – Gyu Don ($11.90), Truffle Tenderloin Don ($15.90), Wagyu Sukiyaki Don ($17.90), Truffle Wagyu Don ($23.90) and Wagyu Misozuke Don ($23.90), as well as the Salmon Cha Soba ($16.90). The beef bowls feature only the best Grade 6 Wagyu slices and Grade 9 Sukiyaki Wagyu and all cuts are prepared medium rare for optimum enjoyment.
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Haritts started out in 2004 as a mobile donut and coffee van in Tokyo before settling in a brick and mortar shop in 2006 in Yoyogi Uehara. After two more shops in Taiwan, Haritts has established their 1st Singapore outlet in Havelock II.
Haritts Donuts and Coffee is dedicated to serving their customers quality handmade donuts and specialty coffee.
For their outlets in Japan and Taiwan; their donuts are limited to a maximum of 3 per customer as they sell out very quickly.
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Since the beginning, Boufé has been serving classic breakfast and brunch food. Their guiding principle is to produce as many ingredients in-house as possible. Hence, all of their brioche, sourdough slices and croissants are baked right in their pastry room itself! In 2018, Boufé starts to serve fusion food items, aligned with their focus in encouraging diners to bring along their families to eat at their cafés.
All of Boufé's cakes are made using classic French recipes and techniques. To make them unique, the pastry chefs innovate by making the appearance of their cake range attractive and eye-catching! Visit their newly-launched outlet, Boufé Pit Stop in Marina Square.
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Kipos Gourmet serves you the freshest ingredients and equips you to create the protein bowl of your dreams. With a wide selection of healthy proteins, wholesome greens and tasty grains there's a bowl to be made for every diet and every person. They keep most of their food in its raw and natural state, free of frying, barbecuing or any other unhealthy cooking processes. In fact, the only cooking practice they engage in is sous vide. They refrain from using any added oils, sugar, salt or preservatives so you can ensure you are genuinely enjoying a healthy meal without guilt, regret or worry.
They are big on green efforts too, strongly believe in minimizing their carbon footprint in the world. All cutlery and disposable-wear dispensed at Kipos Gourmet are 100% biodegradable and/or recyclable. Even their plastics are bioplastics and are carbon neutral. Their teas, served in recyclable glass Mason jars, are also 100% organic and sourced from plantations that are Rainforest Alliance and Ethical Tea Partnership certified. That way they ensure there is no slave labor involved in their purchasing chain.
They also aim to give back to the community and have designed attractive and reusable tote bags for their customers to purchase with their meals. All proceeds of this will be donated to a nominated local charity.
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Popcorn or ice-cream? How about the best of both worlds at the same time? Sweet Monster is the Korean creator of Popcorn Ice-Cream with 26 outlets in Asia. Their latest outlet is now open in Our Tampines Hub, bringing the Eastsiders their popular soft-serve popcorn ice-cream and delectable Korean desserts.
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Sweet Monster revolves around a central theme of Sweet Monsters. Each Sweet Monster character represents a part of the menu. For example, character Bluemon represents the Lemon Ade, Cookiemon represents the cookie bits in Cookie Mountain and Popmon represents their signature popcorn! Sweet Monster is vibrant, colourful and aspires to bring happiness to people.
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Located along Duxton Hill, the 28-seater Rizu offers some of the best Japanese food representations using the finest and freshest ingredients. One of their signatures is the Ikedukuri – live seafood sashimi.
Treat yourself to Rizu's must-try creations like Botanebi Sushi, Special Kaisendon, Botan Ebi, Crunchy Spicy Tuna Rolls and so much more.
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