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Tiong Bahru Bakery Foothills is a lovely new addition to Fort Canning Park. Complete with a viewing gallery, you’ll be able to take a peek into their kitchen and watch their croissant team in action– their first ever outlet to introduce this concept! Get up close and personal with the action and try not to drool! Enjoy a new space in the company of old favourites. All of which that respect age-old recipes and techniques, using only the best ingredients their team of bakers love and trust.
Dive into your bakery favourites. They’ll be there daily from 7.30am - 7pm. If you’re heading over by public transport, stop at Fort Canning MRT and come out through Exit B. If you’re driving, park at Clemenceau Avenue URA Carpark and walk over.
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Established in 2013, Edith Patisserie is a local bakery specialising in layered cakes, brownies and tarts for birthdays, weddings and all types of celebrations. They strive to create new and original designs, as well as unique flavour pairings that intrigue and excite. They keep their baking batches small to ensure freshness and quality. Savour delicious cake flavours at their newly-opened Penang Road branch.
Their recipes are meticulously taste-tested and tailored to local palates, meaning that they are lower in sugar, moist and tender.
Why "Edith Patisserie"? The bakery is named in memory of its owner, Ethel's mother, who passed away when she was 18. They hope that their humble philosophy does her proud, and that their bakes bring you the warmth and comfort of family, celebration and happy memories.
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So Good Char Chan Teng is a modern Hong Kong café, serving traditional Hong Kong dishes and drinks. Their creations are made only with the best ingredients. Be transported to Hong Kong as you dig into So Good Char Chan Teng's authentic Hong Kong signatures. Opening soon at Capitol Singapore.
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Inspired by the coastal prefecture of Fukui; the newly-opened Fukui is a hospitality-driven omakase concept located in a shophouse on Mohamed Sultan Road. From the team that brought you popular Kyuubei Izakaya, sisters Emilia and Eugenia Tan pay homage to the culinary traditions of Japan and its coastal prefecture of Fukui with seasonal produce consolidated and flown in regularly from Japan.
Flowing with the seasons, the menu refreshes monthly to showcase Japanese produce at its peak. Coupled with a Japanese sensibility for simplicity, serenity and wholehearted hospitality that envelops the interiors, Fukui culminates in an exclusive dining experience that invites patrons into a special corner of Japan.
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Premium gelato brand Momolato has upped the ante in the healthy lifestyle ice cream game with a new late-night, 18-seater, eco-friendly gelateria in Kampong Glam that exudes tropical style and offers mind-blowing artisanal flavours.
The gelatos available at the newly-opened Momolato Café are exquisite and inspirational and backed by Momolato’s deep experience as Singapore’s premium gelato maker. Started by former investment banker Sharon Tay, the company is best known as the ‘gelato brand behind the brands’, having supplied many of the island’s best restaurants for years.
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The Momolato gelato range changes weekly and offers a cornucopia of creations that draw upon the world’s best ingredients. Now you can choose from 18 exquisite flavours with the choice of Keto, Signature or Premium ($4.90-$8). Enjoy gelato in a pandan leaf-wrapped cone ($1.50-$3), with waffles or croffles ($6.60 to $12 for Keto) or tuck into a Keto, sugar-free, diabetic-friendly smoothie range that includes Mango Yoghurt Pomelo flavour, Avocado Coconut or Strawberry Cheesecake ($8).
Popsicle Spritzers are great for cooling down on a hot day. Choose from Watermelon Mint and Watermelon Kiwi Pop, Coconut Water Lychee pop or Mango Coconut and Passionfruit Pop ($8).
Momolato’s super pure gelato uses only the best natural ingredients without additives or artificial flavouring.The range features unique flavour fusions and culinary complexity that matches today’s market for guilt-free gourmandise with seasonal signatures and delicious disruption. Notable must-trys are the Premium and Signature flavour range of Kochi Yuzu Shiso from Japan, Chocolate Arabica Coffee from Ecuador, Roasted Sicilian Pistachio and more locally Mao Shan Wang durian flavour, Oolong Hojicha Tiramisu and Ondeh-Ondeh Sweet Potato Swirl ($4.90 - $5.90 per scoop).
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Momolato’s Keto gelato range is sweetened naturally using monkfruit extract, stevia, erythritol, and allulose, ingredients that are not absorbed by the gut and are diabetic-friendly. Says Tay: “Our philosophy can be succinctly summarized as this – we'd not make and serve gelato that we do not want our loved ones eating. We make our gelato using only clean, natural and wholesome ingredients. No nasties allowed.” The company has handcrafted more than 240 gelato and popsicle flavours since it started in 2014.
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Drawing inspiration from its location on Haji Lane, Momolato’s new venue reflects a modern kampong atmosphere with hand-crafted rattan boards, botanical palm design on the walls and a corrugated iron bar reminiscent of kampong rooftops. Late-night date nights will never be the same, the new gelateria, – open until 2am – offers a fresh tropical vibe with Peranakan tile accents and tableware made from biodegradable fallen Areca leaves that reflect the area’s kampong culture.
Owner Sharon Tay says of her gelato range: “My intent for Momolato is to create inventive, not-too-sweet gelato flavours that capture the essence of exquisite ripe fruits as well as various gourmet and natural ingredients. My focus is on using minimally processed, fresh, whole ingredients as well as simple, clean methods to churn out fresh, locally made gelato daily.”
The Momolato Café is NOW OPEN and serving!
Enjoy your complimentary beverage with every double scoop of gelato this Ramadan 12th April to 12th May, 8pm to 10pm, daily.
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Visit HotChic2, a cosy kids and pet-friendly "hideaway" at The Grandstand and indulge in their fusion food and drink offerings. Bring yo' pets, kids, family, friends – all are welcome.
Here's a lunch inspiration to get your tummies rumbling. Only available on their lunch menu, the Truffle Meltique Don features melt-in-your-mouth beef, sous vide egg, uni and peach kimchi atop fluffy Japanese rice, and a sprinkle of furikake and truffle oil.
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Founded in 2018, Pâtisserie CLÉ (CLÉ is French for ‘key’) was created by local pastry chefs Germaine Li (left) and Joy Chiam (right) as a way to realise their approach to French desserts -- where fresh produce and flavours are the means of invoking comfort and delight in equal measures.
Germaine and Joy first met as students at the internationally-renowned culinary institute Ferrandi Paris in 2016 to do their diploma in French pastry arts. During their course of study, Germaine worked at Patisserie Yann Couvreur. At the same time, Joy worked at the five-star luxury Hotel Le Burgundy where she worked with the pastry team to create desserts for the one-Michelin-star Restaurant Le Baudelaire and Le Charles cafe.
Back in Singapore, both continued their pastry careers in renowned restaurants. Germaine spent time at the now three-Michelin-star restaurant Les Amis while Joy worked at the three-Michelin-star Joël Robuchon Restaurant.
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