Curry Puff: A Savoury Tale from Singapore to Your Palate Embark on a delectable journey as we explore the culinary wonder that is the curry puff. Originating from the vibrant street food culture of Singapore, these golden parcels of goodness have become a global sensation, capturing hearts and taste buds with their crispy exterior and flavourful fillings. A Bite-sized Delight: The Essence of Curry Puffs The curry puff, also known as karipap in Malay, is a bite-sized pastry that packs a punch of flavour. Its hallmark is a golden, flaky crust that cradles a savoury filling, often a medley of ..read more

Heap Seng Leong: Traditional kaya toast in Singapore Heap Seng Leong is a traditional kopitiam that serves kaya toast in Singapore. If you’re a foodie or have done any kind of research on what you need to try for breakfast in Singapore, you’ll be aware that kaya toast is high on the list if not right at the top of it. And then Ya Kun Kaya will probably pop up in terms of where to try it. But in this post I’m going to throw another name out there and this one is for those who really want to experience a true slice of the authentic traditional and nostalgic Singapore ..read more

9 Alternatives to the Viral Chocolate Strawberries As the allure of viral chocolate strawberries sweeps through social media feeds, it’s easy to get caught up in the hype. But for those seeking a more budget-friendly and equally delightful indulgence, there are plenty of tempting treats waiting to be discovered. And before you think this is hate-filled; no it isn’t. I’m just stating the obvious here: you can get strawberries from the local supermarket for £2. It is that cheap! Here are nine delicious alternatives to consider spending your £8.50 on: 1. Kaya Toa ..read more

Haji Lane: Where Culture, Colour, and Creativity Collide In the heart of Singapore’s bustling Kampong Glam district lies a narrow alleyway that serves as a vibrant tapestry of culture, art, and eclectic charm. Welcome to Haji Lane, a lane that transcends its physical dimensions to become a haven for those seeking unique experiences, diverse shopping, and a glimpse into Singapore’s rich cultural mosaic. It is supposed to be where the hip and trendy frequent and it gave me almost Camden vibes. Historical Tapestry Haji Lane’s history is as colourful as the street itself. Named after the ‘hajj ..read more

Khanom Krok: Authentic Thai Desserts at Borough Market Nestled within the bustling Borough Market in London lies a hidden gem that transports visitors to the vibrant streets of Thailand with its authentic Thai desserts. At this quaint Thai stall, two iconic delicacies take center stage: Khanom Krok and Mango Sticky Rice. Mango Sticky Rice At its core, Mango Sticky Rice is a celebration of simplicity. Ripe, succulent mango slices are nestled atop a bed of fragrant sticky rice infused with sweet coconut milk, creating a symphony of flavours that dance on the palate. The contrast between the c ..read more

Juma Kitchen: Iraqi Delicacies at the Borough Market Embark on a flavourful journey with Juma Kitchen, a hidden gem nestled within Borough Market. This Iraqi culinary haven beckons food enthusiasts with a tantalising array of dishes that capture the essence of Iraqi gastronomy. Here’s a delightful exploration of the offerings that make Juma Kitchen a standout in Borough Market. Kubba: Iraqi Dumplings Delight Begin your culinary adventure at Juma Kitchen with Kubba, a traditional Iraqi delicacy resembling dumplings. The menu features both beef and vegetarian options, each meticulously crafte ..read more

Mei Mei London: Singaporean stall in the Borough Market Nestled within the bustling Borough Market in London, Mei Mei stands as a testament to the vibrant and diverse tapestry of Singaporean cuisine. This humble stall, dishing out breakfast and lunch delights, beckons food enthusiasts on a journey of flavours reminiscent of the Lion City. Let’s explore the gastronomic wonders Mei Mei brings to London’s food scene. Check their menu here.  Kaya Toast: A Breakfast Classic Begin your culinary adventure with Mei Mei’s rendition of Kaya Toast. This iconic Singaporean breakfast dish consists ..read more

Monmouth Borough Market: the best coffee in London Nestled within the vibrant tapestry of London’s iconic Borough Market lies a hidden gem cherished by coffee aficionados far and wide: Monmouth Coffee. Tucked away amidst the bustling stalls and aromatic food stands, this quaint coffee haven beckons both locals and tourists alike with the promise of unparalleled coffee experiences. Read more about them here. A Journey Through Coffee Culture Stepping into Monmouth Coffee is akin to embarking on a sensory journey through the rich tapestry of coffee culture. The air is heavy with the heady arom ..read more

Appam A Delightful sweet Breakfast in Singapore's Little India Singapore, a melting pot of cultures and flavours, invites you to embark on a culinary journey that extends beyond its famed skyline. Nestled in the heart of Little India, we discovered a gem that offered a unique twist to the traditional South Indian or Sri Lankan breakfast – the delightful Appam. Join us as we unravel the flavours of this sweet sensation. The Setting: Little India’s Culinary Haven Our breakfast adventure unfolded in Little India, a vibrant district pulsating with the colours, aromas, and tastes of Indian and S ..read more

Trying Salted Egg Chicken Rice from a local’s favourite: Puncak in Singapore In the rich tapestry of Singaporean cuisine, where every dish tells a story, one indulgence stands out — Salted Egg Chicken Rice. This culinary masterpiece weaves together the crispiness of fried chicken, the richness of salted egg sauce, and the comforting embrace of fragrant rice. Join us on a journey through the tantalising world of Salted Egg Chicken Rice. A Fusion of Flavours: The Magic of Salted Egg Sauce and star of the show At the heart of this gastronomic delight is the velvety salted egg sauce. A harmonio ..read more