FOODIE VS THE WORLD 

Graze into the weekend with Six Senses Brasserie's new brunch menu–The Weekenders' Brasserie Brunch that is inspired by Southern European ingredients and Mediterranean cooking methods. Besides that, Six Senses uses wholesome and mindful combination of ingredients with practicing sustainability such as growing their own herbs such as dill, curry leaves and many more on restaurant grounds as well as collecting food waste for recycled compost. The brunch menu set starts off with

The Marmalade Pantry returns to ION Orchard, reopening on the 4th floor with lots of additions to the menu. I enjoyed my first meal here just before it closed it doors in 2018 so I jumped at the chance to try all the new creations on offer. The Asian-Western restaurant keeps some of its favourites (like the Truffle Fries), and also introduces exclusive dishes to their menu not available at its other Oasia Hotel Downtown and Oasia Hotel Novena locations. For starters, we picke

Strangers' reunion is no stranger to coffee aficionados and brunch enthusiast alike, with their coffee brewed by award-winning barista champions and the outlet being one of Singaporeans favourite go-to brunch spot. Recently, the team at Strangers' Reunion has introduced a complete set of redefined brunch menu, in hopes to elevate and take the cafe dining scene to the next level. Each dish is meticulously crafted with an overflow of creativity juice, a burst of fresh flavours,

Brunch enthusiast rejoice! Singapore's popular beachfront bar and restaurant, Coastes has curated a new weekend brunch menu along with an option for free-flow wine and cava on weekends for only an additional $45++. Choose from an extensive array of light to heavy breakfast dishes or a sweet based brunch dish for those who love to sweeten up their weekend. Begin your meal with Coastes's freshly baked bread basket ($10), served with in-house made fruit jam and butter, followed

On a late Saturday afternoon, we wandered up the streets to this old heritage building tucked on the corner of the road leading up a to a hill. There it was, a minimalistic laid back cafe located in a heritage building. The open space and high ceilings with simple light fittings gives off a restrained industrial vibe and it makes you feel right at home. There is a common table in the middle of the cafe and some greenery that gives a fresh tropical look to the place. One of th

I know many people who live for weekend brunches. Even I myself do appreciate a fancy brunch every now and then and Holland Village seems to be one of the weekend brunch hotspots. Unfortunately, it was during the odd super cold and rainy season in Singapore. So, looking for somewhere I could enjoy brunch without getting rain in my food or feeling too cold from the strong winds outside was a little bit of a challenge. Thankfully, I found d’Good Café, a 2-storey café tucked in