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It's a quiet corner, but the cafe was reasonably crowded. So Good Char Chan Tang is tucked away in the armpit of Sin Ming Lane (where the Grab Driver Centre is), but the brand actually has other bakeries around the island, as well as another dine-in outlet. The one at Sin Ming is significantly more spacious, though. Not being squeezed into a shopping mall also does the ambience some favours. Photo by Mandy How Photo by Mandy How Three things that are important in any Hong Kong cafe, according to my unqualified opinion: egg tarts, milk tea, and toast. So Good does well in all three, particul...

December 22, 2020 Instagram/tsuiwahsingapore Sandwiched between posh Robertson Quay and gritty Boat Quay , Clarke Quay still has a soft spot in our hearts as the riverside party central. With its wacky themed bars and cuisines of all kinds, this well-trodden stretch hasn’t quite dulled its glamour yet. To get your night started, here’re the best (and possibly rowdiest) restaurants and bars in Clarke Quay to hit up. Restaurants [embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/BxHLukmn9cO/[/embed] If you’re digging a crab feast, swing by one of Singapore’s oldest seafood restaurants for tried-and-tes...

December 12, 2020 Instagram/shangsocial and Instagram/imperialtreasuresg While travel restrictions to some parts of the world are starting to ease up, it could be a while more before we can resume our travel plans that have been derailed by the viral pandemic. Fortunately, our wanderlust can still be fulfilled as Singapore plays host to many international cuisines in our tiny island nation. Here, we are highlighting various Chinese restaurants that introduce regional cuisines from around China, Hong Kong and Taiwan. 1. Teochew: Imperial Treasure Fine Teochew Cuisine [embed]https://www.instag...