Category Archives: SET A

[Sydney] Double Roasters – Definitely worth the Double Visit

Posted on November 16, 2012 by P

Located in Marrickville (a place once known for its array of vietnamese eateries that has since evolved to become home of many great cafes), Double Roasters is primarily known for its awesome/aromatic freshly roasted beans. With my rather vibrant cafe-hopping … Continue reading →

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Marutama Ramen – Still My Favourite Ramen

Posted on November 14, 2012 by K

Marutama Ramen at United Square There is a ramen craze in Singapore with big names opening every so often.  Even one of the top restaurants in town (Iggy) jumped on the ramen bandwagon recently and opened Uma Uma ramen. Marutama Ramen entered the Singapore market several … Continue reading →

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Caphe East Vietnamese Cuisine – Over & Over Again

Posted on November 8, 2012 by K

Chili Lemongrass Beef Rice – This is truly comfort food at best after a long day at work.  I can’t wait to try the new chili lemongrass chicken wings too! Overall – Caphe East remains as one of my favourite … Continue reading →

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Song Fa Bak Kut Teh – The Proximity Friend

Posted on November 5, 2012 by K

Song Fa Bak Kut Teh (BKT) has a new branch in Changi Business Park (Right opposite Changi City Point). Hurray for the folks in the East. [LEFT] Premium Loin Ribs Soup – LIKE the mild pepperish soup. DISLIKE the fatty tough … Continue reading →

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[Sydney] Reuben Hills – Brb

Posted on October 28, 2012 by P

At long last, I visited this not-so-new-anymore café in Surry Hills a couple of sundays back. Reuben Hills was opened earlier this year and has since received much attention for it’s self sourced and roasted coffee as well as finger-licking … Continue reading →

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