Livin Greens
Still one of the best eco-friendly options in town. Go for its staple brown rice set and mango sushi for mains, while for dessert, try the avocado pudding and glutten-free blueberry cake. Living Greens has relocated to Rangoon Road.
Next Door Café
Head here for a rare taste of authentic Adriatic (better known as Mediterranean) cuisine, with pizzas, homemade pastas and a special apple crumble only available once per day on the menu. They also have an impressive drink collection, which features over 101 beers and ales sourced from all over the world, and a unique array of […]
Confused Cooks
This small setup actually serves pretty main burgers, especially its newly-added Hellish Beef Burger, stuffed with a whole lotta jalapenos.
Herbs & Spices
A great new addition to the Singapore scene for a decent cup of coffee. Add to that a full kitchen and some top pasta dishes, and you have a winning formula.
Hajah Maimunah
No-frills, affordable nasi padang that are packing ‘em in. Highlights include the Sundanese BBQ chicken and tauhu telor.
Islamic Restaurant
Around for almost 50 years, the trademark nasi biryani is still the star dish here.
Leong Kee (Klang) Bah Kut Teh
Bah kut teh fans come here for its soy-based soup base, which is reminiscent of the famous Klang (KL) version. Its less peppery rendition is way tastier though.
Gelato Di Posta Storico
Fantastic homemade gelatos especially the salted caramel ($3.70 per scoop, $5.80 for mixed flavor), while the double chocolate packs a punch. Great for people watching
Beirut Grill
Beirut Grill’s authentic Lebanese décor sets the mood, even if food is just above average.
Magic Carpet
Located on the second floor of the Beirut Grill, Magic Carpet one of the hangouts where people regularly chill out at on Friday nights and weekends. Bathed in warm, orange colours, this place has affordable drinks and Middle-Eastern eats.