Where to find good food in Singapore?!

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National Kitchen by Violet Oon! Great food with great service… Can explore Nat’l Gallery after your meal too!

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Rejoice, dyed-in-the-wool, bread-and-buttered devotees of perdurable cult-fave Bakery Brera & Fine Foods, for at long last this boffo little boulangerie by one ever-complaisant Thrina Low (lamentably stashed away within the decidedly sequestered Empress Mall estate since being founded 7 years ago) has come to town. Humming along as part of Reunion@National Museum of Singapore - a social rialto that targets cognitively impaired seniors, Café Brera seats 25 on its carmine pink/steel teal bijou fief, outputting goods which propelled the original Brera to mini-stardom: artisanal loaves, pastries, viennoiseries, tartines, plus rather unexpected new entrants like curry chicken and Pulut Hitam.

Opened in early March, Café Brera operates daily from 9am-5pm.

More at https://www.thefooddossier.com/2023/10/cafe-brera.html

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Berlin style restaurant

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/S5mdLqSSPAo

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Tamba shines the spotlight on West African food. Take your pick between Jollof rice with sofrito, sakura chicken and smoked pork belly; the Tapalapa bread with goat’s milk ricotta, smoked honey and bacon butter; or Suya – a grilled Angus tenderloin skewer with kachumbari and smoked kuli kuli.


https://www.timeout.com/singapore/restaurants/tamba

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Portuguese cuisine

https://firefortysix.com/2023/04/26/our-first-foray-into-portuguese-cuisine-courtesy-of-lusitano-restaurant/

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Emma, La Table d’Emma serves an authentic blend of Alsace traditions and classic French cuisine

https://greatnewplaces.com/culinary/la-table-demma/

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Songkran Splash Festival buffet

https://www.dusitthanilagunasingapore.com/public/dining/menu/Songkran%20Menu%202024.pdf
50% off after 1pm
https://eatigo.com/sg/singapore/en/r/greenhouse-dusit-thani-laguna-singapore-5012544

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1 for 1 French set meal


https://greatnewplaces.com/culinary/la-table-demma/
https://www.instagram.com/stories/latabledemmasg/

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Bánh Mì Bé Bi (est. 2021) is as fair dinkum Vietnamese as they come: the owner, a certain Miss Tina, hails from Vietnam, her baguettes which piously abide by an intergenerational family recipe are hammered out fresh in situ each day, while pivotal sandwich elements including liver pâté and Nước Chấm vinaigrette -- pretty much convened from scratch too -- will, more likely than not, set one adrift on legitimate memory bliss of La Perle de l'Extrême Orient.

Cached within some droll little coffee shop that squats exactly at where Upper Aljunied Road intersects Jalan Mulia, Bánh Mì Bé Bi opens 9am-9pm daily, rain or shine. Bánh Mìs aside, there's mango salad, rice noodle bowls, assorted grilled seafood etc you may consider also delving into. It probably won't hurt either to know Tina's daughter slash most valuable kitchen aide, Abigail, happens to be a svelte, porcelain-skinned nymphet who could give Snow White a serious run for her money. So yeah, feast thy eyes......before actually feasting away.

More at https://www.thefooddossier.com/2024/04/banh-mi-be-bi.html

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Bánh Mì Bé Bi (est. 2021) is as fair dinkum Vietnamese as they come: the owner, a certain Miss Tina, hails from Vietnam, her baguettes which piously abide by an intergenerational family recipe are hammered out fresh in situ each day, while pivotal sandwich elements including liver pâté and Nước Chấm vinaigrette -- pretty much convened from scratch too -- will, more likely than not, set one adrift on legitimate memory bliss of La Perle de l'Extrême Orient.
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Hey, my brother in law recommended this place to me and I would stop by there for lunch when I jog around the area. The food is really good, and authentic. Will try the pho next time.