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The sheer size of the dining room conjures the atmospheric grandeur of old Shanghainese supper clubs. Decorated to evoke 1940s Shanghai,...
392 Havelock Road (6836 6866)Teochew eateries are a dime and a dozen in the Lion City but Ah Orh remains one that we will revisit at the drop of a hat. Its allure...
Jln Bukit Merah (6275 7575)Ignore the wince-inducingly gaudy interiors and concentrate instead on the expertly executed Cantonese dishes. Dig into their fried seafood...
331 North Bridge Road (6887 0010)There’s a mustiness to the place and the decor looks like it hasn’t changed in 30 years, but that hasn’t stopped hordes of...
112 Amoy Street (6221 6695)
Fans of Farewell My Concubine will feel at home in this theme café by Chinese opera enthusiast Bian Huibin, who runs the Singapore Chinese...
52 Kandahar Street (6292 3393 )
Rent isn’t cheap in Singapore, so several new venues are sharing their spaces and offering distinct options for day and night. Lee Min Kok tries...
Several new hot pot restaurants have popped up around town recently �" each with its own distinct style. Lee Min Kok gives each pot a try
No 5 Saveur This former Joo Chiat hawker stall has been reincarnated as a bistro on eatery laden Purvis Street, though still stays true to its...
The yearly mooncake rush returns with new and more unusual flavours. The TOS team rounds up the season’s standout entrants
Chaozhou Inn is a Teochew restaurant that's stashed away in Parkway Parade. Daven Wu gives their oyster omelette, red garoupa and Four Treasures...
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