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Brunch on the Bridge (TWG at Marina Bay Sands)

TWG might be a tad snooty (still not as atas as PS Cafe), but it’s the place that most women who love high tea, would appreciate. The cutlery and table settings were all just so pretty. The natural light flooding … Continue reading

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Relaxing with Tea, at Java Detour (The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands)

When you buy tea from a cafe it’s always nice to have real tea leaves, even if it comes in a bag. Most of the time I pay the same and get tea bags filled with lower quality tea dust … Continue reading

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Tea Dot at Tampines: Lemon Cupcake & Earl Grey Tea

The lemon cupcake with vanilla icing was pretty nice and moist. Earl Grey is my favourite tea.

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Uniquely Singapore Drinks

We have so many unique beverages in Singapore and I am not just talking about the Singapore Sling. When I say uniquely Singapore, I mean Malaysia as well as we are so closely connected culturally. We were part of Malaya … Continue reading

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Middle Eastern Cuisine in Singapore: Cafe Le Caire

I have wanted to have a drink at Cafe Le Caire for the longest time. This famous tourist destination is at 39 Arab Street. We finally made it here and were tempted by the desserts. On the Cafe Le Caire … Continue reading

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Lovely Ideas on Mocha

Love how this eco friendly blue porcelain cup looks like a paper cup. So pretty. I absolutely adore this cute red memo holder as well. And a bookrest lamp so the spine of your book is preserved when you don’t … Continue reading

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My Sister Loves Shibly Prata

This is my sister’s top pick for prata at Casuarina Road which is somewhere in the Thomson area. I like coming here too. We used to frequent Shibly in our early twenties, so it has a bit of nostalgia tied … Continue reading

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Trattoria

Trattoria located at the new 313 mall in Orchard Road, is one place I would return to for it’s lunch set menu which costs just S$9.80 for a main meal plus a coffee or tea. You also get complimentary tomato … Continue reading

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Singapore Indulgence: High Tea at The Rose Veranda

High tea is an occasion in Singapore I always look forward to. It’s the most relaxing and indulgent thing to do in Singapore, besides going to a spa for massages, and I’m sure most women and people in touch with … Continue reading

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Ng Ah Sio Pork Ribs Soup Eating House: Bak Kuh Teh

Wow the name of this place is quite a mouthful. I just call it the Bak Kuh Teh Place. Here you get a wonderful peppery pork rib soup (also known as Bak Kuh Teh which literally means Pork Bone Tea) … Continue reading

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Toby’s at Parkway Parade

My aunt had a dog named Toby and he made me get over my fear of dogs because he was just sweet.  He seemed like a person to me. Coincidentally when I was very small I had a rocking horse … Continue reading

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Octa Hotel at Parco Millenia Walk: Like Stepping from Singapore into Tokyo

This was the second time I passed by this lovely French style Japanese high tea place. I found it so pretty and really wanted to have a tea set here. Sadly the lovely Japanese ladies inside told me in halting, … Continue reading

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Dome at Parkway Parade

The cafe, Dome is attached to Borders the bookstore at Parkway Parade. When it’s not too crowded it’s a nice place to have a chat. The Decor reminds us a bit of an old library, with its dark wood panelling, … Continue reading

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Earl Grey at teadot

The shopping at Tampines 1 doesn’t interest me, because I generally have no patience or interest in shopping in Singapore, but B likes the Japanese clothing store Uniqlo which had its first branch in Singapore here. I’d rather browse at … Continue reading

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Return Visit to Arbite for the Best Freshly Made Ice Lemon Tea Ever

I am starting to like this little cafe in the remote Serangoon Garden area a lot. This quaint residential estate is fast becoming the next Holland Village which is Singapore’s original hangout for expats. The Australian and French schools are … Continue reading

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I Ate With My Fingers Today, South Indian Style

After talking about our traditional culture of eating with our fingers, it dawned on me that we haven’t eaten any South Indian Vegetarian Food for a while. The great thing about Singapore is that if you crave for South Indian … Continue reading

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Jones The Grocer – Sydney Gourmet Food in Singapore

Jones The Grocer was started in 1996 and sells premium Aussie food and drinks with its first store in Sydney.  I recently browsed around a very crowded outlet in Singapore at Dempsey Hill.  As you enter it strikes you how … Continue reading

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Samy’s Curry at Dempsey Village: South Indian Food on a Banana Leaf

The best South Indian Food can be found at Samy’s Curry at Dempsey Village. Only the service leaves much to be desired as there are too many staff around chatting loudly around you as you eat. Perhaps we sat at … Continue reading

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Oomphatico’s

At the Oomphatico website they actually encourage you to read a book. Something like that wins me over immediately. It helps also that the place has an inviting decor and is located at Tanglin Mall which is a nice sleepy … Continue reading

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Wednesday’s Design Inspiration

I was browsing a lovely blog called Decorology.  I fell in love with the deep purplish navy, almost black armchair with the ornate French vintage legs.  The vermillion lamp acts as a great accent. {Decorology Image} I think this cup … Continue reading

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Tom N Toms: Korean Coffee Place at VivoCity

I hope I’m not getting boring and predictable.  I’ve now been to all 3 branches of this new Korean coffee place – Tom N Toms.  The latest one was at VivoCity where I encountered ugly Singaporean behaviour.  You know the … Continue reading

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You’ll Find The Nicest Prata Uncle at The Old Railway Station

This is where the magic happens! Ghee is used to spread the kneaded dough on the hot plate. The Ghee which is clarified butter from cow’s milk and which has the most fragrant smell makes Indian dishes and desserts artery … Continue reading

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