Food & Drinks

Japanese BBQ Tora is a hidden gem at Alexandra serving Yakiniku sets that start from only S$7.90, one of the cheapest Yakiniku in Singapore.

Craving a Mookata buffet? Check out the newly-opened WBL Mookata’s S$13.90 buffet with free-flow crayfish, cheese dip, and even ice cream.

Everyone’s favourite cheeky boy Crayon Shinchan will be coming to life at Kumoya Bugis in May, featuring Crayon Shinchan’s signature butt.

Suzuki Gourmet Coffee a hidden gem at Boon Lay that will remind you of the cafes hidden away in the industrial complexes of Tokyo.

Chicken Up Buangkok offers an Army Stew and Fried Chicken buffet for $29.90, a good wallet-friendly option for generally pricier Korean food.

If the pandemic is making you miss the classic Japanese snacks, there’s a Shiroi Koibito Ice Cream Sandwich available at Don Don Donki.

LiHO is collaborating with GoodLobang to offer 1-for-1 drinks islandwide, including drinks with their new eye-catching Sunny Side Up topping.

DLLM Lok Lok is a laidback Lok Lok stall that sells S$1 Lok Lok with free flow sauces like Salted Egg, perfect for those missing JB.

A new gelato cafe, No Horse Run, is opening in Yishun. This late-night hangout serves flavours such as Cereal Mai Pian and Muah Chee.

Halal Japanese food isn’t common, which is why Fu Men’s Halal Udon is a rare chance for our Muslim friends to indulge in some rich Udon.