Cakes/Pastries Breads Mirabelle Patisserie: Kopi and Croissants anyone? This stall is closed Croissant $1.50 Where in the world can you eat an authentic French croissant with a cup of Kopi for less than
My Favourite Pics Heritage Hawkers Mei Tian Yuen Coffeeshop: Do you like Soft Boil Eggs? This stall is closedA pair of perfectly cooked soft boiled eggs which accompaniments, coins are optional You can’t get any closer to a classic Singaporean
Goducate Join us this Saturday for Teh and Kopi and help educate the kids in Sandakan! As you know, many of our readers who have ordered their T Shirts will be dropping by this Saturday to collect them and have a
Charities I Support Sandakan ieat Sandakan Makan Mission 2010 Report Trip Report by Holydrummer Dedicated to the brave volunteers, teachers & children in Sandakan. Our team presenting our cheque to Goducate To my wonderful companions
Heritage Hawkers Cakes/Pastries Biscuitking: I feel like a kid again! If you are feeling a little down, then a visit to biscuitking might just be what you need to lift your spirits. There was a
Fine Dining Restaurants Sage The Restaurant: Australian Beef and Lamb Tasting: Grassfed vs Cornfed Beef? Roast Beef Carpaccio Do you like raw beef? I don’t. At first I thought it is because I don’t know how to appreciate raw beef
THE MUST TRY LIST Heritage Hawkers Teochew Kueh: Why is there Red and White Png Kueh? 9 Mar 2022 : Address updated. They have moved back to the Macpherson Coffeeshop. Ever wondered why the Png Kueh is made in such
Ieat Makan Sessions Goducate Join us for a cup of kopi and get your ieat T-shirts! Raintesting the T shirt in Sandakan – Photo by Cactuskit Join us for a cup of kopi and get your ieat T-shirts! – ieatishootipost I
Hawker Desserts Macpherson Qiang Ji Dessert Stall: Nuts over Ginkgo When I was young I remember my Teochew grandma (actually both grandmas where Teochew) loved ginkgo nuts. We would use the stone pestle to crack
Tiong Bahru Mkt Braised Duck Sum Long Teochew Braised Duck: Everything Teochew except the Hawker! Let’s talk duck. There are basically three different types of ducks being sold in Singapore. They call them Chai Ya (lit Vegetable Duck), Ban Chai
