r/SingaporeEats

Got this for free using the buy 7 get 1 free Saver Stamp promo after noticing they added more selection into their promo.

Not as good as IKEA Meatballs. Would be nice if they have Lingonberry Jam.

But I guess this will be my 2nd favorite after Butter Chicken Biryani.

First time ever trying Thai boat noodles, they were pretty good and to end it off with a newly discovered dessert of tapioca that was pretty good too. Recommended for those who haven’t enlightened themselves with Thai boat noodles.

Complimentary Free-Flow Gourmet Salad Bar

Bari Bari Grand @The Capitol, Singapore

ramen concept by toriei during lunch period. they only serve paitan. loved the texture of the noodles and the flavour of the broth! heads-up, its by reservation only.

Goonda's Butter Chicken and Naans - Made by Indian Muslim Family.

Welcome to Goonda's Butter Chicken and Naans! Nestled in Jurong West, we serve up rich, authentic, and deeply comforting home-style Indian favorites. Try our signature Homemade Butter Chicken, flavorful Paneer Butter Masala, or pair your meal with our freshly made flatbreads from classic Garlic and Cheese Naan.. Cooked with high-quality ingredients and a lot of heart.

Enjoy free delivery for Jurong West Streets 61, 64, and 91, or call us at +65 9295 3784 to preorder today!

Self collection : Pioneer MRT or Graduate Hall 1

Prefacing this to say that I don't cook at all so I might be uninitiated in the question I am asking. Asking this here because this will be a more discerning group of foodie redditors.

It is common knowledge that there are a lot of salt and sugar in the outside food. Food tend to be heavier in salt, sugar and oil content as long as it is not home cooked food.

My question is why can't the cooks and chefs out there just make it a point to put a little less salt, sugar and oil? I am well aware food taste better when there are more condiments and seasonings. So it is just a case of cooks and chefs don't care about healthy cooking and care more about food tasting? Help me learn.

For local teh (tea) lovers, where is your go-to?

Personally, it’s important that the tea is not astringent and the milk not overpowering. Based on ease of availability and consistency across outlets, Yakun is my go-to. Where do you go to for local tea? Would like to hear some recommendations!

Microwave food from 7-11.

Being a 90s kid, I was always in awe with all the various microwavable varieties available, especially the pizza bars (LOL). Alas, those items were usually out of my reach as my pocket money was not much and if I saved up, it's usually for a special Friday McDonald's or KFC meal with my classmates.

Back then, I really envied those students who has access money to splurge on those pastas and sandwiches, always wondering when I will be able to afford such luxury ha! Parents wouldn't indulge me also because they feel these are unhealthy and not proper food.

Now in my late 30s, I have tried these several times to sort of make up for the lost childhood; but with the exception of some, most taste awful. 🤣

Sprinkles on instant noodles ??

Share your experience if anyone tried.

Interesting and new concept of made to order cookies.

Ordered on Foodpanda,Cookies arrived warm. Taste was alright.

$21.52 for a box of 4. Looks like they use frozen batter and put it in airfryer when ordered.

Price is similar to Nasty Cookie and other gourmet options...but taste wise not there yet.

Had this recently in bencoolen. Very satisfying meal if youre in the area. The teh ice was very good too.

Enjoying the Saturday at Go Rogue

White Coffee Nylon - LAS AMAZONAS Smokey Brisket Creamy Tomato Soup

Hi, anyone has recommendations on blackout brownies and NYC style cookies (chunky kind)? We love the ones from whiskdom and have been spending $100 per week there 😂 if there are any nice alternatives, pls let me know!!

The bite on the mee pok, and clean, peppery pork soup were the highlights of this meal.