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Gourmet delights
For fans of gourmet shops, there's good news. Six new outlets specialising in various products have opened recently.
Brew hoo-ha
Coffee just got fancier, thanks to baristas skilled in 'latte art'.
Just dough it
Here is Lifestyle's list of top 10 restaurants which serve terrific complimentary bread.
German Sausages made in Macpherson!
They have even earned the stamp of approval from local German chefs.
Play ball
Colourful, chewy little pearl-like balls seem to be scattered over dishes like never before.
All you need is loaf
More restaurants are taking pride in their bread baskets, with the popularity of self-baked concoctions and dips rising faster than dough.
Surf Turf
Internet surfers may be outstaying their welcome by lingering at outlets that offer free wireless access.
Party people
Singapore's nightlife trinity of Zouk, Ministry of Sound and St James Power Station each boasts its own distinct tribe of revellers.
Pleasure cooker
Her father wrote a food column for 20 years, Now, journalist Pauline Loh is launching her own online food portal.
Fire up the grill
GEOFFREY EU finds out that barbecuing at home is the latest stress-relief strategy for some harried executives.
Tau Sar Piah: Singapore's very own pastry!
Something that is tasty enough to create a fad in the past remains tasty even though the fad has passed.
Hawkers take short cuts
Wendy Hutton, a long-time fan of Singapore cuisine, bemoans how the standard of hawker food has dropped since the 1970s.
Battle of clubs
Party Central is now firmly focused on the trinity of Zouk, Ministry of Sound and St James Power Station.
Head of the class
LIFESTYLE netted Chef Eldwin Chua, 30, the owner of Taste Paradise restaurant in Chinatown's Mosque Street, to do a taste test of the 12 steamed fish-head dishes in the food centre.
Go fish
It is fish-head paradise at the temporary food centre near Outram MRT station.
Keep the noise down!
More nightspots and longer operating hours are good news for revellers but not to those whose homes are near the clubs.
Pleasures of the fresh
If a piece of cake tastes or smells a little off, you should not eat it. So, how long do pastry shops keep their cakes?
Saigon Feasting: Happy Belly
The fondant was very chocolatey, not very sweet and oozy in the centre; in other words: perfect.
Get your organic fix here
YOU can already get them in supermarkets, neighbourhood shops and even a farmers' market. Now, there's a new place to get organic vegetables - the Pasir Panjang Wholesale Centre, home of vegetable and dried food importers.
Chiller factor: How cakes are kept
Cakes sold at food outlets are usually kept for two to three days, depending on the type of cake.
 
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