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BABAstreet: Where Thai, Malay, Indo & Sg Meet

When different cuisines cross-pollinate you can get beautiful, fragrant flowers, or you can get weeds. Fortunately at BABAstreet, it’s an in-your-face rainbow bouquet. Whether you go curry or crispy pork belly, or whether you go moo ping or mee pok, you will be in for some very pleasant surprises. I’ve had several dishes and so […]

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Keto & Ko: the Italian Way

I’m not a follower of the Keto or Ketogenic diet, but as far as diets go it kind-of makes sense: The ketogenic diet is a high-fat, adequate-protein, low-carbohydrate mainstream dietary therapy… The diet forces the body to burn fats rather than carbohydrates. For more info click here However, if you want good, old-fashioned pasta here Daniella, the owner, will be […]

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Going Big for Brunch

Our little neighborhood of Pererenan is trying its best to squeeze some large venues into its little footprint. While I love the design of Brunch Club, I am a bit surprised at its size. If you like a lot of elbow room while you’re eating your pancakes (uh I mean “porncakes”) then you’ll feel right […]

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If Cinderella met the Flintstones = Woods

As you can see from the photos it is a bit hard to describe Woods — a three year labor of love by local legend, Dodo. Yes its about the food too! Delicious and presented with class. I had the Moroccan Shakshouka, a delightful mix of eggs, reduced tomatoes, feta cheese, coriander pesto, and more. […]

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Down-home with Home

Like many people, I judge a restaurant or cafe by the quality of the food, although atmosphere does play a role. However, in these times of food porn and Instagrammable moments it might be easy to forget the importance of the craft taking place inside the kitchen. In the case of Home, a new restaurant […]