Coocaça (“coo-ka-sa”) specializes in a hearty range of Smoothie Bowls, Açai Soft Serve, and Superfood Smoothies, made with the freshest fruits and never compromises on quality and taste. Your everyday pit-stop for an extra dose of sunshine!
Their humble mission is to bring the freshest flavours to town and encapsulate the purest tastes of goodness in their products that will make you feel good – any time, any day.
Hassle-free coffee outpost made accessible to everyone. Visit Alchemist's newest outlet at Design Orchard for a perfect cup of coffee.
Operating daily from 10am to 7pm, they offer their signature coffee beverages as well as a new range of freshly-baked pastries.â£
Floating vaguely on the profession of Alchemy, aiming to purify, mature, and perfect certain objects, “Alchemist” sees the end product of coffee as something that can be made close to perfection through the right variables, striving to serve coffee at its fullest potential.
They do the alchemy, you enjoy the perfect coffee.
Professor Brawn Café is a social enterprise which provides job and social integration opportunities to people with special needs and the disadvantaged in society. Their 3rd and largest outlet has recently opened at Enabling Village in Lengkok Bahru.
The new outlet hires more than half of their staff with special needs and is an extension of their dream to create more jobs and support the inclusion of a differently-abled workforce. With this public platform, they hope to build awareness and showcase the abilities of all persons.
Tucked away in a cosy corner behind Enabling Village's Academy Block, Professor Brawn Café is the perfect place to unwind with good food for a great cause.
Mellower Coffee has set up a new outlet at Jewel Chang Airport. A plantation-to-cup coffee chain from Shanghai, Mellower Coffee believes that quality specialty coffee is synonymous with a high quality of life. Enjoy a cup of artisanal coffee brewed using some of the world’s best beans.
Hailing from New Jersey, Blimpie is an authentic American-style deli serving freshly-made subs, wraps, paninis and salads. They've been making sandwiches fresh upon order since 1964.
It was 1964, Beatles Mania was in full swing, the Beehive was the buzzed about hairstyle of choice and Muhammad Ali was the Heavy Weight Champion of the World. It was also the year that Blimpie was born!
Three buddies from Hoboken, New Jersey, had a fresh and delicious idea along with a passion to share this idea with the world. They knew the sandwiches they made were the best tasting, with the freshest ingredients all at a great value.
Blimpie has been America’s neighborhood deli destination for more than five decades. With locations coast to coast, Blimpie is proud to continue serving freshly sliced meats and high quality ingredients. They are proud of their history and they’re honored to make their subs bigger and better, that’s the Blimpie way.
Thai mango specialist YenlyYours has launched its first franchised outlet in Singapore at Suntec City Mall.
A dessert brand specialising in Thai mango and fresh fruits dessert; YenlyYours is the number 1 mango cafe in Thailand with over 10 outlets in Bangkok. Their products include smoothies and mango sticky rice made only from the freshest fruits. Be wowed by their extensive mango menu.
Goobne's oven-roasted chicken is delightfully crunchy and succulent. With less trans fat, carbohydrates, sodium and calories, Goobne has delighted customers since 2005 and is the most popular oven-roasted chicken in Korea. Visit Goobne's very first Singapore franchised outlet at Great World City and discover why this chicken is so popular.
The restaurant has celebrity brand ambassadors like K-pop band EXO, who promoted their spicy Volcano Chicken dish.
Known for pioneering mixology in Singapore, renowned Maison Ikkoku celebrates the best of regional produce with the launch of new establishment Sling. Set to revive the internationally recognised Singapore Sling for a new generation, Sling introduces an all-natural craft cocktail menu that showcases innovative interpretations on this classic tipple alongside a mouth-watering array of artisanal local cuisine.
Singaporean Founder, mixologist and chef-extraordinaire of Maison Ikkoku - Mr Ethan Leslie Leong, saw a stagnancy with the national cocktail and decided to bring the Singapore Sling back into the limelight. “As palates get more refined, guests demand more options and styles of cocktails. At Sling, we are dedicated to finding you the perfect Singapore Sling that suits your character, taste preference or mood. Of course, food is an integral part of the Singaporean identity, and we have refined local dishes to showcase our cocktail offerings’”.
The new level-one space of Maison Ikkoku will be converted into Sling come 17 February 2020 while retaining its art gallery featuring Singaporean-inspired paintings.
Widely regarded as the national drink; the Singapore Sling was first created in 1915 by Hainanese bartender Ngiam Tong Boon. This national treasure among Singaporeans and discerning travellers has gained both local and international recognition through its historical significance. Using all-natural craft ingredients from the region, Ethan has curated five distinctive interpretations of this iconic cocktail that are ideal the modern palate.
For a traditional version that pays homage to its heritage, the Original SLING ($26) is crafted with the classic London Dry Gin with juniper-forward notes, Cherry Heering, Bénédictine D.O.M, Cointreau, Angostura Bitters, homemade fresh Grenadine with fresh pineapple and lemon foam for a perfectly balanced concoction.
Inspired by the kampong days in the early 1900s when coconut plantations covered Singapore’s land inthe East, Coco SLING ($28) is a playful interpretation on the classic that includes the addition of roasted coconut and young coconut foam.
The perfect complement to a locally-inspired cocktail, Sling’s food menu presents familiar Singaporean favourites with a decidedly Peranakan flair – a homage to Ethan's grandmother.
The curated menu at SLING features impactful and flavourful starters such as Classic Kueh Pie Tee ($19), homemade canapé cups filled with stewed turnip, long beans, tofu, shredded pomelo, coriander and eggs, and a quintessential local favourite Yu Sheng ($18) with thinly sliced raw fish tossed with Asian coriander, green chillis, ginger and calamansi juice.
Highlights from the sharing plate offerings include a traditional D.I.Y Popiah available in Vegetarian ($36), Sweet Pork ($39), and Crispy Prawn ($49). Presented in a traditional tingkat, each tier opens to reveal four homemade popiah skin, plant-based stewed turnip and carrots, long beans, eggs, coriander, shallots, beansprouts, tofu, roasted sesame seeds and other accoutrements depending on the choice. Sweet Pork features Chinese waxed sausages as a topping while the Crispy Prawn has deep-fried prawn fritters - both give additional fragrance and texture to this familiar dish. Innovative placards detailing the wrapping method comes with the dish, acting as the perfect conversation starter.
Sharing plates at Sling features heart-warming recipes from Ethan's childhood, updated with modern cooking techniques. "My best memories come from watching my grandmother cook a giant tureen of curry to feed our family of 12. My dishes are a tribute to her while sharing Singaporean cuisine on an elevated level."
Straight from Ethan's grandmother's cookbook, the Turmeric Chicken ($28) contains juicy pieces of chicken fillet simmered in ginger, lemongrass and turmeric, to form a flavourful curry best paired with Nasi Biru ($3) – Japanese pearl rice with bluepea flower and lemongrass. Other mains include star dishes such as Babi Hitam ($39) and Rendang ($45).
A not-to-be-missed dish is the Kambing Bakar ($39) – a tender frenched rack of lamb marinated in local herbs and fresh pandan leaves, and Ikan Asam ($32) – a beautifully poached, then grilled salmon fillet in an ambrosial assam, tomato and onion sauce atop a bed of chickpeas. Accoutrements such asTimun Pedas ($12) – cucumber pickles and Kampong Sayur ($19) – seasonal local vegetables stir- fried with anchovies complete the meal.
For a sweet finale, Sling's sole dessert of Kueh Dadar ($16) shows off a freshly made French-style pandan crêpe, homemade young coconut espuma, toasted coconut shavings and a shot glass filled with fragrant gula Malacca syrup.
Sling only accepts walk-ins and does not take any reservations.
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