For the matcha lovers!!! Nothing beats freshly made matcha upon order. Not forgetting the yummy deserts that they serve.

Matcha Warabi Mochi ($5.90) Happened to pop by few days before this outlet closed! The chewy warabi mochi here is actually pretty worth it and we enjoyed the kuromitsu that was served with it. Hop over to the Craig Road outlet for a wider variety (Goma was my personal favourite and Yuzu was refreshing!). Also ordered their outlet exclusive Ichigo-ichie gelato, a small batch experimental gelato flavour. This time it was smoked oat milk - smoked with applewood chips; but we thought it was too mild.

the hot matcha latte was so hard to down🥴 SORBETS - ROCKMELON, YUZU ($5.80 ea.) superr refreshing🌬 & not too sour/sweet nor icy! HOT YUKI MATCHA LATTE ($5.80) I love my matcha gaooo but this, this ain’t it, she pOwdery. I’ve tried it ice blended and trust me it’s sooo much better than the iced & hot versions.

Hand kneaded and baked fresh everyday, we present to you What’s Pide! It’s a spin from the traditional middle eastern flatbread and has a spongier texture. They offer options to stuff it with beef, chicken, prawns or mushroom balls! We love the soft shell prawns version that came with a light batter for its natural umami to be retained. It went perfectly with house made kimchi mayo 😘 They also have breakfast pides which are stuffed with either authentic muar otah or avocados and eggs. ~ Closed on weekends and public holidays! • Prawn Star Pride SGD8.50 Oh My Otah SGD4.50

Oh My Otah Savoury Korean flatbreads from Korea, this is their first overseas outlet here at China Square Central. They serve breakfast from 8am to 11am, with only 3 items available in the morning. Try their otah fillings and it was really spicy. I didn’t expect it at all. So for those who don’t like spicy food in early morning please don’t order this. Portion consider big if you don’t want something heavy in the morning. It also come to my surprise when I saw the hand written note on my food packaging. Probably something to cheer my morning. $4.50

For Healthy, Hearty Korean Fast Food Meet pide — a healthy Korean snack alike a hybrid-child of pita and buns. When in the Chinatown area, check out this new kiosk that doles out these hearty hot pockets. For a light lunch or a teatime snack, stop by for a chewy-licious Mrs Park ($9) featuring seasoned bulgogi beef, pickled jalapeños and caramelised onions with mixed greens. Our other favourite is the Eda-San ($7.50) with crunchy batter-fried edamame and creamy wasabi mayo. Pair your pides with the set ($4) that comes with Spicy Fries and bubbly Nutmeg Soda for a more substantial meal! Photo by Burppler Eunice Sng

iced mocha ($8.60) & iced white ($7.50) with beans from St. Ali Coffee Roasters, Melbourne, Australia ✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️

Triple H Ordered from deliveroo as there was an offer Smoked Chicken Ham, Truffle Pork Ham, Beef Pastrami, Romaine, Bagna Cauda, Provolone, Trinity Tapenade The bagels were kinda hard when they got to me but I’m sure if you got it fresh they would still be soft Loved the pairing between the savory cuts of meat and the tangy kimchi and pickled onions Awesome! Can’t wait to try other bagels from here

Fantastic! This location definitely offers more seating than the one at Novena but it’s really about timing and luck to secure a seat especially if you don’t arrive at the opening hours. That aside, the food were fantastic. Ordered the Avo Baco (top left), Personal Best (bottom right) with Avocado Smoothie for brunch and it was the perfect serving for 3 small eaters. (Pro tip: use a spoon to scoop the avocado smoothie because the straw gets all crumpled and gets harder to get the drink out) 😂

black peppercorn burger my regular when i come here!! so good the pepper is shiok and the fried crispy onion bits + blue cheese sauce elevates this burger! the cheese sauce is not too pungent and everything went well tgt 😋 the portion is HUGE i always cant finish the fries 😅

Classic Cheeseburger On Chia Seed Bun + Salted Egg Fries [$14.50] Fatboy’s is my favourite burger place in Singapore. They do their beef patties medium well, but they are moist, dense and juicy. The buns were immensely soft to the bite. Sounds like a simple burger but so satisfying to eat. The salted egg fries were heavenly. The fries were warm, thick and soft, sprinkled with savoury and sweet salted egg sauce. Delicious. (The little salad at the side is just a feeble attempt to mitigate the sinfulness of this meal.)

Sharing Plate ($20) Each plate comes with: classic cheeseburger, chicken burger, onion rings and sweet potato fries. Highlight of this platter was the humongous onion rings. Super crunchy and airy! We all found the chicken burger to be a bit dry. Think they used chicken breast for the patty. Personally, I prefer chicken thigh for my fried meats. Would get this again to share! Really humongous servings that are bang for your buck.

Divine felafel sandwich Not only is this place kosher, halal, and vegan, but it also shows that vegan food can be tasty too <3 I love the fill free sandwich. I also recommend the pita chips and the babaghanoush 🤩

back at my fav place for hummus & pitas! I tried their PITA CHIPS ($3.50) which was 1.5 pitas cut into thin strips & deep-fried till crunchy💥💥 They were then dusted with cajun & za’atar, and served with tahini and harissa. super addictive but pls share bcoz i finished it and the oil was swimming in my stomach HAHA

Taste It All $28.50 (also comes w 2 pitas) My first time eating middle eastern cuisine and this is a good platter to start with!

Nasi Goreng With Ayam Goreng Fried rice and chicken leg, which is their signature. The portion is generous and it comes with inhouse chilli souce on the side, which brings the dish to next level. The skin of the chicken is thin and crispy which is to my liking, however the chicken is not as flavourful as the fried rice. I need to dip into the chilli source.

For Foolproof Nasi Goreng Situated just around the corner from Haji Lane is a no-frills lunch option. Grab your colleagues and come by for their Nasi Goreng Ayam ($6) that sees well-fried rice served alongside a large piece of crispy deep fried chicken. Burppler Veronica Phua recommends rotating between the three chilli options — a spicy, tangy “chicken rice chilli sauce”, a savoury belachan-based one and a pickled sliced green chilli option. If you're a fan of sambal belachan, go for their fragrant Nasi Goreng Kampong ($5.50). Photo by Burppler Veronica Phua

Nasi Goreng Ayam Paid a visit to the halal eatery that I use to lunch at pretty often when I worked in the area. Choosing their Nasi Goreng Ayam was a no-brainer as it was my standard order then. It’s good to know nothing has changed. The rice is still well fried without being too oily. Which does slightly alleviate the guilt of having it with a large piece of crispy deepfried chicken. They still offer not one but three kinds of chilli to enjoy with the dish too. There’s a spicy, tangy “chicken rice chilli sauce”, another that’s savoury because it’s belachan-based, and last but not least, pickled sliced green chillies that’s almost fruity. Since all of them work for me. I just rotate amongst the three with each mouthful.

Nasi Padang $9.80 Ayam Goreng Bumbu, Kangkung Goreng Belacan, Terung Belado, Sambal Tempe Ikan Bilis Kacang

Nasi Padang $13.30 Ikan Selar Belado Merah, Ayam Balado Hijau, Paru Goreng, Kangkung Goreng Belacan

Nasi Padang $18.10 Ayam Gulai Padang, Ayam Goreng Bumbu, Sotong Sambal, Kangkung Goreng Belacan, Lemak Pucuk Ubi

come for the beef! preferred the boneless beef short prime rib in soy sauce marinade over the black pork belly. the service was incredible they kept changing our grill and helped us cut the pork belly even tho they were super busy

K BBQ A rather good traditional Korean bbq restaurant that uses 100% charcoal. I went for the buffet which came with a free flow of banchan, lettuce and egg. The buffet options are limited to meat dishes only with choices such as marinated beef, beef brisket (limited to 150g/pax), marinated chicken in soy sauce, marinated chicken in chilli sauce and marinated/non-marinated pork belly and pork collar. They are also quite strict with the 90 mins buffet policy to make space for other patrons. The meat came in thick-cut slices and was well marinated. My dining companions incl myself all preferred the marinated range of meat. It grills well over charcoal with a nice smoky flavour. They also change the grill plate frequently (without asking) to ensure we get clean and non-charred plates to enjoy bbq our meat. I feel the buffet price is worth the quality of meat but if you are looking for premium quality then maybe you can consider going ala-carte. We also ordered a kimchi pancake separately to share and I would totally recommend this to anyone who is considering getting one 👍 90 Mins Buffet 》$29.90 / Adult

meat feast @ ehub / not enough time to eat lol

Craving for some comfort seafood soup and freshly made king egg roll 😋 TGIF everyone 🎉 . Read on foodgem.sg/food/korean/han-pan . Don't forget to quote "Rachel10" and get 10% off dinner on all items. (Valid till 30 Sept 2017) . Where to dine? Han Pan Korean Restaurant 22 Lor Telok, Singapore 049034

Savour hearty Korean BBQ with quality meats (eg. Pork Belly, Pork Collar, Pork Jowl). The Signature Pork Belly is thickly sliced, you can enjoy the fats that melts in the mouth if it is grilled to perfection. For a healthier choice, you may opt for a leaner Pork Collar that is less greasy cut, which has a soft texture. Last but not the least, my top choice would be Pork Jowl. It is a lean cut but extremely tender. Eat like a Korean! Wrap the meat, along with some fresh lettuce, kimchi and beansprouts. . Pork Belly at S$22; Pork Collar at S$24; Pork Jowl at S$25. . Read on foodgem.sg/food/korean/han-pan/ . Don't forget to quote "Rachel10" and get 10% off dinner on all items. (Valid till 30 Sept 2017) . Where to dine? Han Pan Korean Restaurant 22 Lor Telok, Singapore 049034

HAPPY TGIF!!! 🎉 What makes Friday even better? KOREAN FOOD! Kimchi Pancake, Bean Paste Seafood Stew, Spicy Seafood Tofu Stew, King Egg Roll, Korean BBQ and more. Have you spotted your favourite dish? My favourite dish would be the Signature Seafood and Bean Paste Broth. Layering flavours with clams, squid, vegetables to create a rich and fragrant seafood and bean paste broth that makes you crave for more. . Don't forget to quote "Rachel10" and get 10% off dinner on all items. (Valid till 30 Sept 2017) . Where to dine? Han Pan Korean Restaurant 22 Lor Telok, Singapore 049034 . #hanpansg #smittenxhanpan #smittenteam #smitteneats #sgkoreanfood #tgifridays #foodgemsg

Hidden gem Chance upon this hidden gem when walked passed. Service is good. Ramen broth is rich!

> Gyoza (10 Pieces - $12.90) hmmm still good for filling but it's quite hard for the dumpling skin :")

> Chashu Terimayo-Rice ($5.90) my sister didn't like this dish as it just didn't tasted so good (like a bit overcooked for chashu