Kaye Tan

Yan Fried Bee Hoon: Is PM Lee’s favourite chicken wing worth the wait?

Back in 2014, our Prime Minister was caught waiting 30 minutes for chicken wings. HUH?! You can imagine the buzz 10 years ago. Where were...

Sweet Garden Dining Cafe: No GST & service charge at ex-5-star hotel chef’s Western cafe

Apart from my grandma's cooking, I don't remember the last time I audibly gasped for a dish. Well, I sure did at Sweet Garden Dining Cafe. This...

New Zai Xing Vegetarian: Addictive Mushroom Rolls at the heartiest breakfast I’ve ever had

What's a "hearty breakfast" in Singapore? Chwee kueh? Chai tow kway? Kaya toast? Big Breakfast? None of the above for me. The first thing that...

Hup Hong Chicken Rice: “Must eat” chicken rice with handmade achar & long queues daily

Crowned as "one of the best chicken rice in Jurong", this chicken rice store may be unfamiliar to fellow West-siders. Selling plates of highly-raved chicken...

We tried Singapore’s best-rated Wanton Mee

Wanton mee. Think slices of decadent char siew lined on strands of QQ egg noodles enveloped with sauce. Think wanton dumplings floating lazily in...

Hup Chong Yong Tau Foo: Handmade Hakka-style YTF that makes me cry

My fondest memories of Yong Tau Foo are from my childhood. I remember how my mother would feed me a warm bowl of that Hakka...

Swee Kee Wanton Noodles: “Xue Di Zi” char siew & handmade wantons in “X-factor” soup?

This reader-recommended stall is said to serve S$2 wanton mee with "X-factor" soup. The store in question? Swee Kee Wanton Noodles.  Planting its roots at...

Adam Rd (三哥) Prawn Noodle: Oldest bro of famous Adam Rd Prawn Mee goes solo at Newton

"Big and juicy prawns!" Was the first thing that caught my attention among the numerous reader-recommended stalls. I now had a newfound desire to...

Canton Delicacies: Ex-Marriott Chef has 14 types of soup that tastes like home

Despite coming from contrasting backgrounds, there is something that my paternal and maternal grandma have in common: Good soup.  On a hunt to find a...

Uncle Peter Hokkien Mee: “The best hokkien mee in Singapore”, is it true?

“Either the hype has not gone down or my noodles are exceptionally good,” Uncle Peter claimed. Oh my! Since its relocation to Redhill a few...

Yong Tau Foo Showdown: Yong Xiang vs Poy Kee

Chinatown. What’s the first thing that springs to mind?  Aside from the iconic 珍珠坊 building and our essential Lunar New Year decor shopping, this vibrant...

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