Category: Guides

A white scalloped dish filled with a stir-fried egg and green bell pepper mix. The fork rests on the side. The setting is a casual dining table.

Trying Bitter Gourd for the First Time, After Avoiding It for Years

2 March, 2026

Delicately arranged shoujin sushi served at Ki Su Shoujin, showcasing plant-based craftsmanship with refined plating and minimalist Japanese aesthetics.

When Omakase Turns Plant-Based: Vegan Omakase Singapore at Ki Su Shoujin

18 February, 2026

City building view through café windows in Singapore, blending urban architecture with a relaxed café atmosphere.

When the View Steals the Show: Your Go-To Nice View Cafe in Singapore

12 February, 2026

The exterior of Tiong Bahru Market, showcasing its iconic modernist architecture and open-air design, a well-known local landmark in Singapore’s heritage neighbourhood.

A Quiet Lunch at Tiong Bahru Market

9 February, 2026

Delicately sliced seasonal sashimi, showcasing pristine freshness, natural marbling, and the chef’s precise knife craftsmanship.

Trying Raw Fish Dishes Without Feeling Intimidated

22 January, 2026

A warm and elegant interior of Candlenut restaurant, featuring modern Peranakan design elements, soft ambient lighting, and a refined dining atmosphere that reflects contemporary heritage.

What It’s Like to Dine at Candlenut for the First Time

15 January, 2026

A perfectly cooked medium-rare cut of meat rests on a warm plate at Burnt Ends Restaurant, revealing a tender pink centre with a beautifully charred exterior that highlights expert grilling and rich flavour.

Finding Stillness in the Fire: A Solo Meal at Burnt Ends

31 December, 2025

A sushi chef’s hand gently lowering a piece of sushi onto a ceramic plate, capturing the precision, care, and craftsmanship of traditional omakase dining.

Approaching Omakase Dining Singapore Without Overthinking It

31 December, 2025

Pen Cai Delivery Set Menu with Buddha Jump Over the Wall for CNY 2026

When You Can’t Choose, Have Both. Yummy Food’s CNY 2026 Best of Both Worlds

26 December, 2025

Bright Chinese New Year decorations featuring fresh mandarin oranges and red ang pao, symbolising prosperity, good fortune, and festive blessings.

Chinese New Year Dining Made Easy: Pen Cai Delivery, Prosperity Abalone Yu Sheng, and More

17 December, 2025