Hungry Ghost

  I was on my way to Chinatown Christmas Market when I spotted Yole Cafe along Pagoda Street. Isn’t Yole the brand that specializes in frozen yogurt? Now there is a Yole Cafe too? It looks really pretty, let’s check it out! Yole Cafe - Decor The cafe is a far cry from the usual Yole kiosks around Singapore. The interior is brightly-lit with contemporary design. There are plenty of different seats for groups of friends, dates or counter seats for solos. Posters in bright colors on the walls gives the place a friendly and inviting vibe. Yole Cafe - Food What sets Yole Cafe truly stand out are the never-before-seen selection of sweet and savory brunch offerings. This is their  menu   for your reference. For something light, there is   Mushroom Toast and Eggs   [S$16.50]. The multigrain bread is a little hard, but the sautéed mushrooms and bacon bits makes the bread so tasty. The side dishes of fluffy scrambled egg and spinach salad are great too. Honey Orange Toast...

I recently went on a hiking trip in Singapore which ended with dinner at a fusion restaurant called 3 Monkeys. There is a signboard outside the restaurant that says this restaurant serves Singapore-brewed craft beers. I was intrigued so I decided to check out this trendy little restaurant. It’s a riot of colors from the colored neon lights on the walls. I love the monkey-themed decor of the restaurant which brings a cheeky vibe. You can find posters of King Kong, Monkey God and many others. 3 Monkeys - Food The food at 3 Monkeys is a mix of fusion Western dishes with burgers and pastas. Traditional Chicken Chop   [S$13] is one of the most popular dish at the restaurant. The chicken chop is tender and juicy, plus you get to choose the sauce and two sides. Apparently, the   Big Bird Burger   [S$18] is so huge that two person can share one. The combination of XL fried chicken cutlet, homemade slaw, bacon, big bircheddar, tomato, lettuce and smoked chiptole mayonnaise is quit...