Experience local Jorohean cuisine at this popular halal restaurant. The restaurant is made up of charming bamboo huts and gazebos clumped together. Patrons can choose one of these such gazebos to dine under, sitting at picnic tables or crossed legged at a traditional low table. For breakfast, sample laksa johor, laksa ayam and traditional Malay kueh. The lunchtime specialty is ikan bakar, charcoal fish served with diced chillies, shallots and assam sauce. Over 20 other signature dishes are offered to please the most sophisticated of taste buds.
Molly Malone's Irish Pub is a charming Irish pub located on Circular Road in Singapore. Occasionally, live music performances take place when guest bands from Ireland visit the pub. Since its opening in 1995, the business has thrived, attracting both new visitors and loyal regulars who enjoy their regular pints of Guinness and Kilkenny. In terms of food, the Buttered Day Fillet with French Fries is recommended, and traditional Fish and Chips are also popular choices. The addition of green color accents enhances the pub's character and provides a cool ambiance that appeals to patrons.
For one of Singapore's simplest, but most satisfying meals head to the 24-hour Roti Prata House on Upper Thompson Road. It is famous for its crispy roti prata (flat bread) served with a bowl of curry gravy or lentil curry for vegetarians. There are many variations, including prata with egg, cheese, minced meat, coconut jam, and even durian! A couple prata washed down with a cup of teh tarik (frothy milk tea) is a cheap hearty meal. As delicious as it may be, The Roti Prata House should be avoided if you're watching your cholesterol, as nearly everything on the menu is fried!
Cappuccino and pickled fish, anyone? Fika Swedish Café & Bistro serves up hearty Nordic dishes, like meatballs and smoked salmon, alongside the usual café fare of sandwiches and baked goods. If you've got a sweet tooth, desserts like apple crumble and Swedish lignonberry cheesecake are divine and pair perfectly with a hot cup of coffee or tea. The café has a minimalist Scandinavian design with an all-white interior and contemporary art plus some outdoor tables where you can soak up the heat and Arab Street ambiance. Fitting in with the café's location, everything on the menu is Halal.
Mavalli Tiffin Rooms or MTR is a famous name where South Indian Food is concerned. The name is synonymous with pure vegetarian dishes like masala dosa, rava idli, poori and curd rice that are served with love. If you enjoy these preparations, just walk into the restaurant anytime you want. But, if you’ve just heard the names and are yet to taste these dishes, you must make special plans to visit this eatery and taste the amazing food served here. You may be fond of non-vegetarian cuisines, but you will be surprised with the fact that even vegetarian food can taste so good.
Taste Paradise lets you indulge your palate in delectable flavors of authentic Chinese and Cantonese food. The restaurant has earned quite a repute for their creative menu. It has also been honored with an array of awards including one for Best Chinese thus making it a preferred culinary stop for locals and tourists alike. Taste Paradise has a wonderful interior that oozes warm colors; Oriental paraphernalia adds a lovely touch to the ambiance. Dim Sum is the star on their menu and hence comes most recommended. The goodness of their Shark’s Fin and the delicious Peking Duck are other dishes that simply cannot be left out.
There is no dearth of dessert shops and pastry stores in Chinatown but one such store, which really stands out, is the Tai Thong Cake Shop. This family run cake shop, like others in the area has been in this industry for close to 7 decades. But what sets them apart from the lot is the portrayal of authentic Cantonese desserts all year long. Their focus is on bringing the traditions of Guangdong province to Singapore and give people a taste of their traditions.
Established by the Singapore Maritime Officers’ Union, Lighthouse Bistro is touted to be a socializing hub of the shipping community. The bistro serves European fare with a focus on seafood. While the fixed menus are highly recommended an à la carte menu is also offered here. Live events are occasionally organized at the bar which adds to the lively vibe of the bar and bistro.
Set amidst the bustle of Hamilton Road La Levain is an escape from the noise and busyness of the city. Let the sweet aroma of baked French goodies soothe you and tantalize your taste buds. This urban café boasts rustic interiors with grey tones and neon orange lights. You can watch your delicate pastry or moist cake being baked in front of you in their lovely open kitchen. Run by the famous Chef Wythe many of their desserts are inspired by his learnings and experiences as a successful chef. Try their curffins which is an interesting mix between a croissant and muffin with a steaming cup of white and black espresso for a fulfilling snack.
Step into Mellowers Coffee shop in Singapore for a quiet and cozy time with your loved ones. Originating from China, Mellower Coffee serves specialty coffee to its patrons. The rich coffee beans are sourced from different parts of the world to make sure that you get the best coffee every time. There is something new brewing each week, so speak to their friendly barista and ask for the single-origin coffee of the week. Mellower Coffee is the answer to your coffee needs at any time of the day, so kick back with your buddies and enjoy.
Cafe Kapok is located inside the National Design Centre and is owned by the flagship Kapok store. The cafe offers delicious food, served in an unique setting, where all the decor, the cutlery and furnishings in the cafe are put up on sale by the store. Like the mug you had a refreshing coffee in? Well, you can buy it from them! Their bar menu too, is quite impressive, featuring Japanese and Scottish whiskeys, French bourbons and wines, craft beers from Belgium and a draft beer from Netherlands. They also offer freshly baked cakes in different flavors, everyday.
Taste Paradise lets you indulge your palate in delectable flavors of authentic Chinese and Cantonese food. The restaurant has earned quite a repute for their creative menu. It has also been honored with an array of awards including one for Best Chinese thus making it a preferred culinary stop for locals and tourists alike. Taste Paradise has a wonderful interior that oozes warm colors; Oriental paraphernalia adds a lovely touch to the ambiance. Dim Sum is the star on their menu and hence comes most recommended. The goodness of their Shark’s Fin and the delicious Peking Duck are other dishes that simply cannot be left out.