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Where To Dabao Breakfast & Brunch In Singapore

PS.Cafe​

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With a wide array of outlets islandwide, PS.Cafe is one of the best breakfast cafe shops in Singapore that not only serves coffee but also offers food you would normally find in fast-food joints.

This includes meals such as pizzas, burgers and hearty salads.

But of course, you can still enjoy some classic cafe treats including cakes, puddings and tarts as well as their famous truffle shoestring fries.

Location: For locations, check here

 

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Where To Dabao Breakfast & Brunch In Singapore

Rabbit Carrot Gun​

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Eat, drink and relax at Rabbit Carrot Gun where they have a breakfast menu that celebrates classic British dishes and modern international cuisine.

You can count on them to know their ABCs: Ambience, Booze, and Coffee. With their East Coast shop open as early as 8.45am, you can add them to your morning routine to indulge in some good coffee and hearty dishes.

Location:

Rabbit Carrot Gun, East Coast 47-49 East Coast Road Singapore 428768

Rabbit Carrot Gun, Marina One 5 Straits View, #01-20 Singapore 018935

 

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Where To Dabao Breakfast & Brunch In Singapore

Riders Cafe​

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With operating hours starting as early as 8am, Riders Cafe is one of the best breakfast cafe spots in Singapore for a good cup of Joe and delicious contemporary comfort food.

Drop the kids at school then drop by at this homey coffee shop in the almost untouched area at Bukit Timah.

Take a break for a while and enjoy a steaming coffee at the relaxing space at Riders Cafe with dishes made from quality fresh ingredients.

Location: 51 Fairways Drive Singapore 286965

 

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Where To Dabao Breakfast & Brunch In Singapore

Sarnies​

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This is the best breakfast and brunch cafe in Singapore to get your own Aussie style grub made with all things fresh. Indulge in a hearty morning meal at Sarnies with a cup of freshly roasted in-house coffee.

Aside from their yummy beverages, you can enjoy delicious morning meals including Bacon & Egg Sarnie, Breakfast Wrap, Avocado Toast With Eggs and Acai Breakfast Bowl.

Location: 136 Telok Ayer St Singapore 068601

 

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Where To Dabao Breakfast & Brunch In Singapore

Tiong Bahru Bakery​

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Open as early as 7.30am, start off your day early at Tiong Bahru Bakery where they have a yummy assortment of bakes and beverages. Enjoy a warm loaf of a croissant with your macchiato or maybe Kouign-amann with a cup of tea.

This is one of the best breakfast cafe spots in Singapore to satisfy your stomach and have you energised as well as active for the day ahead.

Location: For locations, check here

 

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Where To Dabao Breakfast & Brunch In Singapore

Toby’s Estate​

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Dedicated to serving the best coffee to their customers, Toby’s Estate is where you can have a delectable breakfast with some of the best riverside views in Singapore.

Their locations open pretty early in the morning and they also have kid-friendly eateries to bring the whole family along for brunch during the weekends.

Location: 8 Rodyk Street, 01-03/04 Singapore 238216

 

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Where To Dabao Breakfast & Brunch In Singapore

Wildseed Cafe​

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Not only is Wildseed Cafe one of the best breakfast cafe spots in Singapore, but it’s also the best place to bring your pet with you as it is a pet-friendly floral cafe.

At this coffee shop, you can hit many birds with one stone: for you can drop off the kids, take your dog out for a walk, and also enjoy a good cup of coffee.

The cafe serves freshly-roasted coffee, floral cakes and pastries. You can also order a hearty brunch during the weekends with the whole family!

Location: For locations, check here

 

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Seri Muslim Food @ 399 Food Court • Taman Jurong Shopping Centre • Hidden Gem Nasi Lemak Better than Some Famous Brands​

Stumbled upon this queue inside 399 Food Court while stalking Taman Jurong Shopping Centre for good food. Not sure what the stall was about but I quickly got in line anyway, before the queue got longer.

The queue moved rather fast. I reached the front within 10 minutes. There's all the usual Malay / Indonesian staples of mee siam, mee rebus, lontong, gado gado, nasi lemak, nasi campur, etc. They also have dry mee siam and their mee goreng looked enticing.

The mee rebus was indeed delicious. The thick heavy sauce was spicy, savoury and sweet with prominent taste of tau cheo or fermented soy bean. But, there was no grago or fermented shrimp which would make it perfect for me

There's a lot of noodles for $2.50 and plenty of tasty spicy, savoury, sweet sauce to go with it. The spiciness was quite sharp.

Then, Richard added: ".... add paru (Indonesian for lung), if available.. .".

Alamak, now then say, I thought to myself.

I actually spotted the beef lungs earlier but didn't order it as I couldn't tell if they were over fried till they become chewy and tasteless (like at some other places).

The queue was easing just as I finished my plate of mee rebus. I jumped up, returned my tray to the collection point and quickly rejoined the queue

This time I got nasi lemak and added paru (those dark pieces at bottom right). The default for nasi lemak set is a fried chicken wing but I requested to switch that to fried ikan kuning which makcik kindly obliged. $3 for nasi lemak set and 50 cents for paru (fried beef lung).

Oh... Seri Muslim Food's coconut milk rice is good! Made with jasmine rice and some chipped grains, it had just the right moistness and I like its tender nutty texture. Its coconut milk fragrance was quite pronounced, reminding me of kueh pulut.

I like this better than the few famous brand nasi lemak rice that I recently tasted.

The sambal was spicy with pronounced anchovy umami savouriness and a mild sweetness from onions.

The ikan kuning were lightly battered and spiced with turmeric then fried to a crisp outside.

The ikan kuning was tender and moist inside. A bit of fish sweetness but it was cold

The fried egg was not the runny type which I like but at least it was not 101% cooked through like those at some famous brands.

Richard was so right about the paru here. It was spongy, soft yet still had a subtle crunch to the bite. It tasted savoury with a hint of spice and sweetness. This paru is good with rice and mee rebus!

Eat until head and tail also gone

Tasting only the mee rebus and nasi lemak, and judging from the constant long queue, Seri Muslim Food is a good place for tasty Malay / Indonesian food at affordable prices. My meal today costs $6 - $2.50 for the mee rebus, $3 for the nasi lemak and 50 cents for paru.

I shall be back for the other dishes. I am thinking of their gado gado, dry mee siam, lontong, mee goreng, etc.

https://johorkaki.blogspot.com/2021/10/seri-muslim-food-399-food-court-taman.html

 

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Where To Dabao Dimsum In Singapore

1. Red House Seafood​

It is one of the favoured local places for dim sums in Singapore. If you are in a mood for a fancy dim sum feast, then head over to this place. The lunch buffet boasts more than 50 items that are valid for a one-time order.

Can’t miss: Chilli crab bun, BBQ Pork Char Siew Crispy Bun.

Also, alongside the speciality dim sums, look out for dishes like Salted Egg Calamari, Pumpkin Crayfish and Deluxe Seafood Fried Rice.

Pocket pinch:

Dim sum buffet price | Weekday

• Adult: $36.80
• Child (4 years to 11 years): 19.80

Dim sum buffet price | Weekend

• Adult: $42.80
• Child: $22.80

Address: 68 Prinsep Street, Singapore 188661, Call: (+65) 6442 311

 

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Where To Dabao Dimsum In Singapore

2. Madame Fan​

Madame Fan is a fine-dining Chinese restaurant helmed by the restaurateur, Alan Yau (the man behind the famous Hakkasan). The low-lit striking red and black dining rooms enhances its intimate appeal, which is its highlight.

Can’t miss: During the week, the dim sum lunch is served and includes Siew Long Bao and Scallop Shumai, alongside aromatic duck, and pancake.

Pocket pinch:

• Cocktail weekend dim sum brunch at $78 per person.

Address: 32 Beach Road, The NCO Club, Singapore 189764, Call: (+65) 68181921

 

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Where To Dabao Dimsum In Singapore

3. Peach Garden​

The original Peach Garden is at Novena Gardens (since 2002), but now more branches have opened up. The place offers dim sum lunch at 50 per cent off some items.

Can’t miss: People visit Peach Garden for high tea between 3-5 pm for their dim sum buffet promotion!

Pocket pinch:

• $38 per person on weekdays and $42 on weekends

Address: Located at multiple places in Singapore, Call: (+65) 6451 3233

 

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Where To Dabao Dimsum In Singapore

4. Cherry Garden​

This fabulous place offers modern Cantonese cuisine. It has been designed in keeping with Feng Shui principles.

Can’t miss: Steamed juicy pork, steamed kurobuta char siew in fluffy bao and crispy wasabi-aioli prawns with fresh mango.

Pocket pinch (Dim sum buffet price)

• Adult: $68
• Kids from 7 to 11 years: $40
• Kids under six years: Free

Address: 5 Raffles Ave, Singapore 039801, Call: (+65) 6885 3538

 

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Where To Dabao Breakfast & Brunch In Singapore

Riders Cafe​

© Provided by The Asian Parent
Image source: Facebook / Riders Cafe
With operating hours starting as early as 8am, Riders Cafe is one of the best breakfast cafe spots in Singapore for a good cup of Joe and delicious contemporary comfort food.

Drop the kids at school then drop by at this homey coffee shop in the almost untouched area at Bukit Timah.

Take a break for a while and enjoy a steaming coffee at the relaxing space at Riders Cafe with dishes made from quality fresh ingredients.

Location: 51 Fairways Drive Singapore 286965

Are you listing cafes? I love this place, you can check it out
https://www.burgernbacon.com/post/wanderlust-at-east-coast-commune

 

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@plzhelpme .... for ur gluttony pleasures. ​

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Seri Muslim Food @ 399 Food Court • Taman Jurong Shopping Centre • Hidden Gem Nasi Lemak Better than Some Famous Brands​

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Stumbled upon this queue inside 399 Food Court while stalking Taman Jurong Shopping Centre for good food. Not sure what the stall was about but I quickly got in line anyway, before the queue got longer.

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The queue moved rather fast. I reached the front within 10 minutes. There's all the usual Malay / Indonesian staples of mee siam, mee rebus, lontong, gado gado, nasi lemak, nasi campur, etc. They also have dry mee siam and their mee goreng looked enticing.

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The mee rebus was indeed delicious. The thick heavy sauce was spicy, savoury and sweet with prominent taste of tau cheo or fermented soy bean. But, there was no grago or fermented shrimp which would make it perfect for me

There's a lot of noodles for $2.50 and plenty of tasty spicy, savoury, sweet sauce to go with it. The spiciness was quite sharp.

Then, Richard added: ".... add paru (Indonesian for lung), if available.. .".

Alamak, now then say, I thought to myself.

I actually spotted the beef lungs earlier but didn't order it as I couldn't tell if they were over fried till they become chewy and tasteless (like at some other places).

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The queue was easing just as I finished my plate of mee rebus. I jumped up, returned my tray to the collection point and quickly rejoined the queue

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This time I got nasi lemak and added paru (those dark pieces at bottom right). The default for nasi lemak set is a fried chicken wing but I requested to switch that to fried ikan kuning which makcik kindly obliged. $3 for nasi lemak set and 50 cents for paru (fried beef lung).

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Oh... Seri Muslim Food's coconut milk rice is good! Made with jasmine rice and some chipped grains, it had just the right moistness and I like its tender nutty texture. Its coconut milk fragrance was quite pronounced, reminding me of kueh pulut.

I like this better than the few famous brand nasi lemak rice that I recently tasted.

The sambal was spicy with pronounced anchovy umami savouriness and a mild sweetness from onions.

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The ikan kuning were lightly battered and spiced with turmeric then fried to a crisp outside.

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The ikan kuning was tender and moist inside. A bit of fish sweetness but it was cold

The fried egg was not the runny type which I like but at least it was not 101% cooked through like those at some famous brands.

Richard was so right about the paru here. It was spongy, soft yet still had a subtle crunch to the bite. It tasted savoury with a hint of spice and sweetness. This paru is good with rice and mee rebus!

Eat until head and tail also gone

Tasting only the mee rebus and nasi lemak, and judging from the constant long queue, Seri Muslim Food is a good place for tasty Malay / Indonesian food at affordable prices. My meal today costs $6 - $2.50 for the mee rebus, $3 for the nasi lemak and 50 cents for paru.

I shall be back for the other dishes. I am thinking of their gado gado, dry mee siam, lontong, mee goreng, etc.

https://johorkaki.blogspot.com/2021/10/seri-muslim-food-399-food-court-taman.html

Thanks for sharing! Too far for me. These are the ones I like in the east side https://www.burgernbacon.com/post/best-nasi-lemak-in-the-east-of-singapore

 

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Where To Dabao These Hawker Food Dishes In Singapore

14. Carrot Cake​

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No carrot is involved in the making of the carrot cake, also known as chai tow kway. This dish was introduced to Singapore by the Teochew immigrants and was formerly known as char kueh (fried rice cake). Carrot cake comprises rice flour and white radish which are steamed then cut into cubes. These cubes are then stir-fried with eggs, garlic, chai poh (preserved radish) and light or black soya sauce. Don’t be fooled by how it looks – the flavourful carrot cake is one you won’t forget!

Where to find Carrot Cake:

Song Zhou Luo Bo Gao: 207 New Upper Changi Rd, Singapore 460207

Fried Carrot Cake @ Clementi Food Centre: Block 448 Clementi Ave 3 #01-45 Singapore 120448

Fu Ming Cooked Food: 85 Redhill Ln, Singapore 150085

Hmmm…our list is very different https://www.burgernbacon.com/post/local-delight-top-5-picks-fried-carrot-cake-either-black-or-white

 

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Here is the list of Hawker Centre close for cleaning in October
https://www.burgernbacon.com/post/nea-hawker-centre-cleaning-schedule-october-2021

or this is the page for other months
https://www.burgernbacon.com/hawker-centre-cleaning-schedule

 

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Thanks for sharing! Too far for me. These are the ones I like in the east side https://www.burgernbacon.com/post/best-nasi-lemak-in-the-east-of-singapore

Yes, i am from the East too. But do have some relatives from the West. If i lalu tat place, i may just go try.

 

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Hmmm…our list is very different https://www.burgernbacon.com/post/local-delight-top-5-picks-fried-carrot-cake-either-black-or-white

There will always be different lists.

 

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Are you listing cafes? I love this place, you can check it out
https://www.burgernbacon.com/post/wanderlust-at-east-coast-commune

Thanks for the recommendation.

 

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Where To Dabao Dimsum In Singapore

5. Jade at Fullerton​

This restaurant never fails to offer diners authentic Chinese cuisine with exceptional quality, taste, and unforgettable hospitality.

Can’t miss: You must try the dim sum meal and buffets at Jade.

Pocket pinch:

• $52 for a multi-course dim sum meal with soup and other courses like wok-fried rice and salted egg.
• Dim sum buffets at $55 per person (minimum two) during the weekends.

Address: 1 Fullerton Square Singapore 049178, Call: (+65) 6733 8388