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East Coast Road
Tea, coffee or steak? Take your pick.
Toasts of the town
The shops have even come up with concoctions you would dream about only if your stomach was feeling adventurous.
Where to find ayam penyet
Ayam penyet is Bahasa Indonesia for 'flattened chicken'.
Upper Thomson Road - New kids on the block
Foodies can now check out these newer restaurants in Upper Thomson Road.
Pod luck
The different kinds of cardamom are different spices in their own right though they are botanically related.
Nesting instinct
You can now order bird's nest from a bar in a first-of-its-kind concept store in VivoCity.
Flour power
Japanese mochi is traditionally made by pounding hot cooked glutinous rice.
Drink like a diva
Bored with traditional eggnog?
Wagyu likes it hot
Wagyu is treasured by the Japanese for its subtlety and tenderness.
Suave sidekick
What can I do with cauliflower besides stir-fries and cauliflower cheese?
East side story
Foodies are spoilt for choice with many new eateries between Katong Shopping Centre and Joo Chiat Road.
The long and short of it
The area from Longhouse to Thomson Plaza is bustling, but the lack of parking lots remains a problem.
No blahs in these British sandwiches
There is no substitute for freshness - using natural ingredients and avoiding preservatives and obscure chemicals is sacred to Pret.
Chicken run
A 'flattened chicken' dish from Indonesia looks set to fly, four years after landing here.
Enter through a 'morgue' to dine in a wheelchair
While some deem the new restaurant a creative masterpiece, others think the theme is unappetising and the wheelchairs a little insensitive.
Toast masters
Plain kaya on toast is so passe. A new generation of toast-makers has raised the humble loaf to new heights - and taste.
Floral feast
Flowers such as violets, marigold, and begonia are used as ingredients in the culinary trail put together by French Masterchef Christophe Megel for the Singapore Garden Festival.
Swede secret
People don't just go to Ikea to shop, they go there to eat too. Last year, it sold four million meatballs and two million chicken wieners at Alexandra.
Spicing up the clubber's normal weekend out
Party festivals are all the rage these days for nightspot operators, but they must be mindful of how commercially viable they are.
Generation XO
They're hitting the bottle at a younger age - and hitting it hard. Teenagers are swigging large amounts of hard liquor like vodka, brandy and whisky.
 
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