Ultimate Guide To All Things HONEY BUTTER In Singapore! Chips, Nuts, Fried Chicken, Fries, Waffles & More!

HONEY BUTTER! The craze that swept through Korea and beyond. The sweet-savory combination that seemed to have an inexplainable magical power to make anything insanely yummy!

Managed to get the popular Honey Butter Chips already? If those chips are not sufficient to fully satisfy your craving for honey butter-flavored deliciousness, here are MORE!

Chips! Nuts! Fried Chicken! Fries! Waffles and all things Honey Butter! Though the variety is not as wide as what we can find in Korea, the available offerings on this little island of ours are still pretty decent.

Let's get on this quest for All Things HONEY BUTTER In Singapore!

Steam Box 蒸好食创意蒸汽火锅店 @ Serangoon Gardens ~ Hong Kong's Steam Hot Pot Trend Arrives In Singapore!

The constant growing competition amongst the local F&B establishments have brought along a slew of innovative ideas and concepts to whet our appetites. One such concept to currently hit our shores is a twist on the traditional steamboat we are so accustomed to.

Located within Serangoon Gardens is a new establishment called Steam Box which aims to introduce the latest Hong Kong food trend of allowing customers to steam their food themselves. Say hello to a new DIY steam-potting era!

Antoinette Fetish Matcha ~ For You Who Like All Things Matcha!

It's the Antoinette Fetish Matcha campaign!

Yes, you've read it right. Antoinette is having a bout of fetish for anything matcha. From 27 May to end-July, the restaurant is presenting its first 'fetish campaign' aimed at delivering full-sensorial, ultimate experience for lovers of matcha.

If you like all things matcha, the 22 creations using high quality green tea powder from Nishio, Japan are for you. Selection includes hot items, cakes, pastry, confectionery and drinks. Wow!

So green! Even non green-eye monsters will be super green with envy!

Nobiro Japanese Restaurant & Sake Bar @ Faber Drive, Clementi ~ What A Gem!

The laidback residential estate of Faber Hill within Clementi has a delicious secret, Nobiro Japanese Restaurant & Sake Bar.

Opened in May 2015, the izakaya-style restaurant has been quietly serving up an array of Japanese dishes including sashimi and grill delights, as well as omakase specials to the residents living nearby, steadily building a reputation that deemed it to be worth a visit.

So I ventured into the ulu-ness, and was rewarded with a satisfying meal.

Geometry, A Gelato Café At Bukit Merah ~ Pretty Gelato On A Tart!

Back in school, the word 'geometry' is one of the most scariest ever for a mathematics dummy like me. Now, I can't wait to lap it all up! Because 'geometry' has taken on the delicious edible form of gelato! Haha!

Geometry has opened in the heartlands of Bukit Merah, specializing in freshly-made gelato with no artificial preservatives or ingredients, and paired with handcrafted pastries.

Recipes are akin to formulas, combination of ingredients require precision like equations, hence the name of this ice cream parlor. Very cheem profound hor...

When Shuxian, one of the owners, told us that she majored in mathematics, we went, "ahh... no wonder!"

Sprout Salad Bar @ Duxton Road, Tanjong Pagar ~ Great Salads, Hipster Vibes But Comparatively Expensive

When in doubt, eat at Sprout? Sounds like a great idea..... because we know for sure that a salad-centric meal at Sprout Salad Bar will be healthier than the typical (but ooh why-so-delicious?) fare at a hawker centre.

But to overcome temptation from the numerous yummy Korean fried chicken shops that dot the vicinity of Duxton and Tanjong Pagar where Sprout is nestled can be quite a challenge haha.

Still, Sprout has charmed its way into this PinkyPiggu's tummy with an array of delicious, winsome salads. Its premises makes a noteworthy mention as well. Bright, spacious, and I especially like the corner where glass ceiling allows in streams of uplifting sunshine.

Certainly a place deserving of frequent visits. If only the salad bowls can be priced a little lower.

Hello Kitty Orchid Garden Singapore Café Lands At Changi Airport Terminal 3! It Opens 24/7!

Hellooooooo! Hello Kitty Café has arrived in Singapore!

Named Hello Kitty Orchid Garden, the café opened its doors at Changi Airport Terminal 3 Arrival Hall on 12 May 2016. Not only is this Singapore's first themed café starring the iconic character by Sanrio, it is also the world's first Hello Kitty café that opens 24-hours, all days of the week!

We can also take pride that the Singapore's Hello Kitty mascot is the only one in the world with an unique double bow!

Our visit was pretty much a happy one with an array of "Kitty-fied" food that was, thankfully, more palatable than expected. The café setting itself is exceedingly pleasing with a lovely floral fragrance greeting us as we approached the space decked with both everlasting as well as fresh orchids.

Ninja Bowl @ Duxton Road, Tanjong Pagar ~ Japanese-inspired Rice Bowls! Hearty, Delicious, Best Eats Under $20!

During our childhood days, my brother and I were fascinated with ninjas. Now many moons later, I'm fascinated with ninja of another kind..... Ninja Bowl!

Taking over the space vacated by Department Of Caffeine (DOC), Ninja Bowl is the newest concept to hit the dining enclave of Duxton Road, serving hearty one-bowl meals and all-day brunch items at an extremely value-for-money-price.

Everything is nett with no service charge. All are under $20!..... and Delicious! YES!

Honolulu Café Singapore Opens At Orchard Centrepoint! Those Famed Egg Tarts From Hong Kong Are Here!

Ho-ho-ho! Honolulu Café is here in Singapore!

Yes, it's that famed 'Cha Chaan Teng' 茶餐厅 from Hong Kong. Founded since 1940s, the casual eatery is best-known for its baked goods including egg tarts and pineapple buns, as well as Hong Kong milk tea.

Officially opened today (10 May) at Centrepoint in Orchard Road, this is Honolulu Café's first international outlet. We were told that the Singapore kitchen will be helmed by carefully selected chefs from Hong Kong's Honolulu Café to ensure the taste remains as similar as possible.

Melt Café @ Mandarin Oriental Hotel Singapore ~ Still One Of The Best Hotel Buffets In Singapore!

Melt Café has melt our hearts again with its newly refreshed look and tantalizing delights!

The popular all-day dining buffet restaurant at Mandarin Oriental has recently undergone a refurbishment, and is updated with a more contemporary and stylish interior. Expect warm sunlight streaming into the main dining space if you visit during the day, the classy ambience at night is no less lovely too.

Despite the many business luncheons I had at Melt back then, the thought of dining there now still excites me much because its food rarely disappoints. Here's what you can expect at the buffet line-up.

Mo'mor Izakaya By W.Martin @ Tanglin Post Office ~ Check Out This Restaurant For Affordable Japanese-European Grub!

There is a better reason to make a trip to Tanglin Post Office these days. Not for running errands of course, but to check out the building's latest tenant, Mo'mor Izakaya!

Rather than being a typical Japanese drinking joint, Mo'mor is more of a contemporary izakaya concept with Japanese-European inspired elements as evidently shown in both its food and premises.

Embrace the inviting alfresco area for under-the-stars dining with much passion, or seek air-conditioned comfort within the modern and minimalist interior. Either way, both sets as a cozy backdrop to enjoy delectable tapas and grills at affordable prices. Set Lunch is at only $15++ or $18++ for 2 or 3-courses!

Plane Daze, A Café @ The Nobel Hotel, Jalan Besar ~ Plainly In A Daze

On their facebook page, Plane Daze described itself as, "Café located in a hotel; Comfort food at its best".

Plane Daze wasn't easy to spot in the first place, being nestled within The Nobel Hotel along Jalan Besar without any prominent signage. When it's finally found, imagine my surprise when I was told by the hotel receptionist, "sorry, this café is meant for hotel guests only". Huh?

The initial misunderstanding was quickly cleared after a call was made to clarify that the café is indeed opened to public, but..... were there any other customers who have been turned away this way? Ouch.