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My Melody Cafe

Singapore's first “ My Melody Cafe “ has opened! The restaurant is “Strawberry Paradise” themed, with garden inspired decorations and pink interior designs. Just by looking at the pictures taken at the themed restaurant, makes a girl’s heart flutters with excitement. My Melody Cafe looks super dreamy and is very suitable for the girls to take photos to fulfill “pink feed” on their instagrams.

Photo from: My Melody Cafe Singapore (Facebook)

 

My Melody Cafe offers 5 kind of main courses, 6 kinds of desserts and 7 types of beverages. All the dishes are made inspired by the look of Melody which fits the theme perfectly! The menu was also designed by Singapore's famous food stylist - @littlemissbento. Not only was the dishes adorable but also delicious and fulfilling.  A wonderful place to dine and take photos in, try it now!

Photo credit: Danielfooddiary

「My Melody Cafe Singapore」

Location: 3 Temasek Boulevard, Suntec City Mall #01-361 Singapore 038983
Time: 10AM – 10PM
Tel:+65 6677 6195





Book Cafe

 
The Book Cafe, as the name suggests, is a book-themed cafe that features a relaxed ambience and casual dining with countless diverse reading materials which customers can browse through. 
 

This cafe offers an extensive cosmopolitan menu that reflects modern dietary trends is great for a quick meal. Furthermore, they have several customer friendly facilities such as electrical power points, an accessible WiFi, photocopier etc..
 

The indoor dining area resembled a large living room with big inviting sofas,soft lights and book shelves to complement its intimate interior that allows guests to dine-in with comfort. If you want to find a place to chill out for a day, the book cafe will be a perfect place for you. 
 
 
 
Operating Hours:
Sunday to Thursday: 8.30am to 10.30pm
Friday and Saturday: 8.30am to 12.30 midnight 
Address: #01-02 Martin Road S239070 Seng Kee Building, Robertson Quay Singapore 
Emial: info@thebookcafe.com.sg
Phone: 6887 5430
 


Toast Box 

 
Toast Box is a reflection of the coffee shops from the 60s and 70s, where the common practice for breakfast was a fragrant cup of Nanyang Coffee accompanied by freshly toasted bread. Inspired by the local culture of Singapore, Toast Box offers a 360 degree sensory experience with contemporary ambiance. This warm, nostalgic concept was reinvented to bring back fond memories for those who missed the good old times and for the younger ones to experience the feel and flavours of a bygone era.
 
Toast Box Nanyang Kopi
Toast Box's signature traditional pulled Nanyang Kopi, which we fondly call in Southeast Asia, is still the quintessential beverage at all Toast Box outlets.
 
Toast Box Peanut Butter Thick Toast
Here at Toast Box, they take bread-and-butter issues very seriously. That's why their toast is the on the outside and heavenly soft inside. Their signature creamy and crunchy Peanut Butter Thick Toast is a must-try! Other toppings include Floss, Otah and Hebi Hiam
 
 
Toast Box Traditional Toast
The all-time favourite! The Kaya Toast! Bite into their Kaya Toast and experience its scrumptiously crusty bits on the outside and heavenly soft toast within. Savor the sweetness of coconut jam and a slice of butter bursting in your mouth. Crave for more!
 
Other signature dishes include Curry Chicken, Laksa (spicy noodle soup), Mee Siam (vermicelli in spicy, sweet and sour gravy), Mee Rebus (noodles in spicy potato-based gravy) and homemade Nasi Lemak (coconut-flavoured rice seasoned with a combination of ingredients).
 

Toast box has more than 70 outlets located all over Singapore. It is easy to find and convenient as it is literally everywhere in Singapore. 
 
 

 

Lau Pa Sat

 
Open 24 hours daily, Lau Pa Sat is the place to be for patrons looking to fill their bellies with good food and to immerse themselves in a market steeped in the history and traditions of old Singapore.
 
Lau Pa Sat is renamed after Telok Ayer Market which is built in the 19th century and was gazetted as a national monument in 1973. It is a true Singapore landmark, situated in the heart of the financial district. The market has a distinctive octagonal shape with ornamental columns and a graceful clock tower located on top of the octagonal structure.
 

The market has long been converted into a hawker centre offering the best of local delights. Like a plate of Hainanese chicken rice, a bowl of Laksa or a plate of oyster omelette etc while appreciating the elegant old-world charm of Singapore’s loveliest food court. Besides local cuisine, there are also Malaysian, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Filipino, Indian and Korean food stalls. The foods are of decent quality with food court prices.
 
 
It is best to visit the place after 7pm as this is when the Satay Street opens. Situated just behind the building, the road is closed from traffic every evening, when the sellers set up their barbeque pits and try to tempt you with the tasty meat on sticks. Sitting on the plastic tables with a beer and the famous snack is a fun way to end your time at the Lau Pa Sat. 
 
 
 
 
Lau Pa Sat Food Hawker Centre
Opening Hours: 24 hours 
Location: 18 Raffles Quay, Singapore 048582 
MRT: Raffles Place 
Tel: +65 6276 0521

 



Tarte by Cheryl Koh


Tarte by Cheryl Koh, a spin-off by the Les Amis Group located along the quaint corner street of the Shaw Centre. This retail concept is as straightforward as its moniker – selling artisanal tarts baked from scratch all day with only the best available ingredients sourced from around the world that are rare to find in Singapore, by the Les Amis restaurant’s pastry chef Cheryl Koh.


An array of intricately crafted tarts with vibrant-coloured packaging. All the fruit tarts are freshly made with good ingredients and best fruits of the season.


Chef Cheryl was awarded ‘Asia’s Best Pastry Chef’ in the Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants awards in 2016.




Tarte by Cheryl Koh

1 Scotts Road, Shaw Centre #01-12, Singapore 228208

Tel: +65 62353225

Opening Hours: 10:30am – 10:00pm



 

Club Street Social


Club Street Social is a casual, laid back spot for everything from brunch to late night nibbles. It is also a perfect place for weekday coffee meetings, business lunches, afternoon tipples and sexy dinner dates with our inspired all-day menu featuring fresh, flavor driven small plates and a carefully curated selection of spirits, wine and beers. One impressive thing about this restaurant is the newly released menu focused on sharing plates in order to encourage communal dining. All the ingredients of the food are made from scratch — from the pasta to even the biscotti accompanying the coffee. The chef’s desire to oversee even the minute aspects of the kitchen reveals an immense pride that he takes in the food he serves.


 

The restaurant boasts an industrial chic, high-ceilinged space out with cast iron doors and rustic brick walls. This industrial styled interior and external appearance with a casual and comfortable vibe, which makes it even more attractive.



 


Club Street Social

5 Gemmill Lane

Singapore 069261

Tel: +65 6225 5043

Opening Hours:Mon - Sat 11am - 12am, Sun 11am - 4pm (Open Daily)

Nearby MRT Stations : Telok Ayer, Chinatown

 



My Awesome Cafe


“ Awesome!” you will be shouting out this word after tasting their unique and creative dishes. My Awesome Cafe (真棒堂), a place where they bring out the Awesomeness in each of the dishes. Its retro-looking decoration with all the vintage furniture such as school desks and knick knacks gathered from various sources make it stand out from many other cafes. 



The salad - My Awesome Salad ($15) is a must try dish there. The ingredients used are really fresh, the owner always personally go to Tiong Bahru market to source for fruits and other ingredients. The salad greens are even imported from Australian because “they just taste better”. The salad is served with a generous portion of the mesclun with smoked salmon, herbed chicken breast, duck rillettes, avocado and tomatoes. Thus it definitely worth the price. 



My Awesome Café
真棒堂

202 Telok Ayer, Singapore 068630

 

Opening Hours: 7:45 am – 10pm (Mon-Tues), 7:45am – 12am (Wed-Fri), 9am – 10pm (Sat), 9am – 6pm (Sun)

 

Neko no Niwa :Cat Cafe

Neko no Niwa which means “cat garden” in Japanese is the first cat cafe in Singapore located at the Boat Quay. A cat cafe is like a regular cafe except that it is full of cats. In the cafe, the cats are free to roam in an interaction space where they eat, sleep and play. You can enter this space to play and groom the cats or just enjoy the therapeutic environment while you are having your drink and desserts.

This is a perfect place for cat lovers, not only you get to play with the cute and lovely cats but also get to meet other cat lovers too. Neko no Niwa has 13 resident cats and it is charging $12/pax for the first hour and $5/pax for the subsequent half an hour. For students there is a special promotion; a free hot chocolate and longer stay hours.
For more information please visit their official website: http://www.catcafe.com.sg/fees-menu/

Cat Cafe Neko no Niwa

54A Boat Quay, Level 2

Tel: +65 6536 5319

Mon to Fri: 11am – 10pm

Sat & PH: 10am – 10pm

Sun: 2pm – 9pm

Nearest Station: Clarke Quay/Raffles Place





Picnic Wisma Atria




Picnic Wisma Atria is a new concept food hall which was recently opened in the Orchard Road shopping mall. It seeks to create an outdoor dining atmosphere decorated with large plants and picnic tables on swathes of artificial grass within the cool comfort of an air-conditioned space; without the pesky insects. 

 
As a food hall, it has a wide range of food stalls ranging from the dessert stall selling cakes and ice-cream under a tree to the different stalls styled like food trucks selling different cuisines from around the world, including Coq Roti French Rotisserie, Rosti Has, Daebak Korean, Taiwan Treasures, Flour & Water Pasta and Pizza, Edo Hokkaido Eats, Tikka Taco and Winner Winner Chicken Dinner. 


Picnic

Wisma Atria, #03-15

435 Orchard Road

Singapore 238877

Tel: +65 6734-8352

Opening hours

10am to 10pm

(trucks start at 11am, last order at 9.30pm)



Fresh Fruits Lab


Fresh Fruits Lab (FFL) is a simple elegant bar and bistro designed to a laboratory theme  that offers a delightful array of desserts. There are specially crafted signature mains and a wide variety of fruit and floral beers.


As the name suggests, Fresh Fruits Lab is all about experimenting reminiscence of our school days. They served various drinks using lab apparatus like iced water served in beakers and fruit juices served in a row of test tubes and conical flasks.  


The menu is also specially designed to incorporate a fruity element; even their side salads for the main courses come with generous chunks of fresh fruits. The must try dishes are the Fish & Chips (S$19), Da Bomb Burger (S$19), Messy Big Breakfast (S$17) and Rainbow Cake (S$7).



Fresh Fruits Lab

Address: 351 Changi Road, Lorong Marzuki, Singapore 419818

Opening hours: Tue-Fri: 11AM-10PM | Sat-Sun: 10AM-10PM (Closed on Mondays)

Afternoon tea timings: Tue-Fri: 3PM-5PM (excluding Public Holidays)

Telephone: 6677 6741

Website:
http://www.ffl.com.sg/freshfruitslab/



Irvins Salted Egg


What: 

Irvins Salted Egg Potato Chips and Fish Skin ($8 for a small bag; $16 for a big bag)


Where: 

1. Physically head down to their outlets: VivoCity #B2-K25, Raffles Xchange, Plaza Singapura, Orchard gateway and Westgate 

2. Puchase online: Delivery charge $15 unless your orders hit above $100

    https://irvinsaltedegg.com

The hype of salted egg started more than a year ago. However our local brand, Irvins salted egg snacks become the hottest trend recently. There are many people queueing at the outlets and always sold out really fast.


They are quite famous for their salted egg fish skin. It was love at first whiff, really - opening the bag, I was greeted by the smell of salted egg. Impressively pungent, yet not cloying. The fish skin chips are covered with a generous amount of salted egg yolk seasoning and curry leaves; fragrant and crispy and were neither too oily nor too salty. And as promised by Irvins (there is a warning on the bag: they really are dangerously addictive). True to the warning, it was so incredibly addictive and delicious that I could not stop eating once I started.


 

If you have a salted egg craving, this is something that you never want to miss!


 


Satay by the Bay

Satay originated on the Indonesian island of Java. It is available almost anywhere in Indonesia. It is also popular in other Southeast Asian countries like in Singapore. Satay is one of the most loved local delights in Singapore. Hence, it's only fitting that there's a food court in the middle of Gardens by the Bay housing several satay stalls in one place. A 10 minute walk from the two domed conservatories in the Gardens by the Bay, patrons can find eight outdoor push carts selling sticks of satay, with low wooden tables and stools for diners. Satay by the Bay, modelled after the Satay Club of the 80s and 90s, is the latest destination for a casual get together with your family and friends.

This is great for tourists who want to taste different cuisines that Singapore offers. For less than $5 you can have a feast of Satay here with astonishing view of the Marina Bay Sands and enjoy the breeze of sea air. The meats were well marinated and nicely grilled with bits of burnt parts. Both the beef and chicken are tender and flavourful. The gravy provided by Power Satay was unusual but tasty. It had a reddish colour and had chunky peanuts in the gravy. Satay by the Bay offers much more than just satay. In fact, a wide variety of Singapore street food can be found there. Fried kway teow, carrot cake, laksa, roti prata, hokkien mee, BBQ chicken wings and nasi briyani are available. There are also stalls selling pizzas, Thai food, Turkish fare and Mediterranean dishes.


Satay by the Bay

18 Marina Gardens Dr #01-19, 018953

Operating Hours: 11am to 10pm daily

Phone: (+65) 6538 9956

Website: sataybythebay.com.sg

 


Toa Payoh Rojak

Rojak (Malaysian and Singaporean spelling) or Rujak (Indonesian spelling) is a traditional fruit and vegetable salad dish commonly found in Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. The term rojak also means "mixture" or "eclectic mix" in the colloquial Malay language. Rojak is mixed sliced fruit and vegetables served with spicy palm sugar dressing. Unlike common fruit salads, rojak is often described as tangy and spicy fruit salad; partly due to its sweet, hot and spicy dressing made from ground chili pepper, palm sugar and peanuts.


The Toa Payoh Rojak stall is located at the Old Airport road food center unit no. #01-108. The stall serves a wide range of Malaysian cuisine and is known for their delicious Rojak. Now run by the daughter and son-in-law of the original founder, the Toa Payoh Rojak still serves up one of the better versions of the Chinese-style rojak in Singapore. They use piquant and refreshing rojak sauce, made with a mix of good quality prawn paste, sugar, ginger flower, freshly-squeezed calamansi zest and juice. They are generous with the other ingredients too – pineapple, jicama, kang kong, beansprout, jellyfish, crushed peanut, and freshly toasted you tiao and tau pok. Each serving starts from $3.00.


Toa Payoh Rojak

OLD AIRPORT ROAD FOOD CENTRE #01-108

 

Operating Hour: Mon – Sat: 11:30 – 19:00

 






Ang Mo Kio 409 Fried Carrot Cake —Chomp Chomp Food Centre

 


Chomp Chomp Food Centre might be smaller in size as compared to other hawker center but the place is packed like a sardine can almost every evening. At this place you can find food that makes Singapore special. We will recommend you to have fried carrot cake(菜头粿). It is a common dish or dim sum of Teochew cuisine in Chaoshan (China), Malaysia, Singapore and Taiwan, consisting of stir-fried cubes of radish cake. In Singapore, it is more commonly cut into pieces and stir fried with eggs, garlic, spring onion and occasionally shrimp (both dried and fresh). There are two variants: the "white" version does not use sweet soy sauce, and the carrot cake is fried on top of a beaten egg to form a crust; the "black" version uses sweet sauce (molasses) and the egg is simply mixed in with the carrot cake. Their white carrot cake ($3/$4/$5) is more worth than having than the black one. It is fried until it is crispy and fragrance attained. It is said that their secret recipe give their carrot cake an extraordinary flavour which is unique only to them.


Though the stall is called “carrot cake”, we noticed that many diners order their fried oyster omelette (from $5) too. As compared to other stalls elsewhere, the oysters here are more plump and juicy with a very subtle raw taste. The plate of eggy is well prepared, featuring a gooey texture that’s nicely flavoured. The punchy chilli sauce completes this dish.

Ang Mo Kio 409 Fried Carrot Cake

Stall 24, Chomp Chomp Food Centre,

20 Kensington Park Road, Singapore 557269

Opening Hours: Tue-Sun 4pm to 11.30pm.

Closed on Mondays.

 



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