
Fresh, clean and ethical grocery shopping, lots of opportunities to booze up in our favourite neighbourhood and special four hands dinners to be had.
What can we say? We’re good at hunting for the best pastries and bakes, trying out cuisines in town from Mexican to mod-sin, and hawker fare to keep it real, on top of the game with new spots to eat and honestly, all we ever do is plan our next meal. Food news and culinary happenings? You can trust us.
Jigger & Pony relocates to new home
While we’re pretty sad that one of our favourite watering holes will be leaving this hip precinct after six illustrious years, Jigger & Pony announces that it will be relocating to their new home at Amara Singapore in Tanjong Pagar. The award-winning cocktail bar, a driving force for a cocktail resurgence in Singapore, will celebrate its last night on 28 July and sister restaurant-bar Sugarhall will also celebrate its farewell with one epic celebration happening over the weekend of 27 and 28 July. Bottoms up!
Jigger & Pony Farewell, 28 July, 101 Amoy St, Singapore 069921

Iggy’s Collaborates with Kyoto’s Japanese-Italian restaurant, Cenci
Intimate great-for-special-occasions gastrobar Iggy’s will welcome Chef Ken Sakamoto from Kyoto’s Cenci restaurant for a special collaboration from 28 – 30 June. The collaboration will see Head Chef Aitor Jeronimo Orive and Ken Sakamoto use the best possible seasonal produce to create interesting European dishes that have a familiar Asian touch. If you didn’t already know, Sakamoto specialises in Italian-inspired Kyoto cuisine so this will make for an interesting dining experience. Lunch prices start at $150++ per person and dinner at $275++.
Iggy’s x Cenci, 28-30 June, Iggy’s, Hilton Singapore, 581 Orchard Rd, Level 3, Singapore 238883
Eat your way around the world at this food fest
From Destination with Love is a global festival celebrating local food and flavours from around the world. While it will be taking place in cities like Venice, Sydney, Hawaii, Los Angeles, Guam, Auckland, Saipan and Cambodia, our lovely Lion City was chosen as the key destination to lead the festival globally. Award-winning pastry chef Janice Wong will be creating an interactive (and edible of course) art installation at T Galleria for the Singapore leg of the festival. For a month from 3 July, the delicious exhibition will draw on her culinary vision combining local food flavours and art. You don’t say no to chocolate…
From Singapore with Love, 3 Jul – 3 Aug, T Galleria by DFS, 25 Scotts Rd, Singapore 228220

Good news for those who love posh groceries…
For fresh, clean, and ethical food and groceries in Singapore, and now the CBD area, you can get your fix at the new Little Farms supermarket outlet at Tanjong Pagar Centre. Feel good on-the-go with their selection of dairy-free ice cream, gluten-free produce and fresh organic fruits and vegetables. The Tanjong Pagar branch is also be where you can get Bloody Mary potato chips from McClure (yes we’re eating them right now) and Thai basil soda from Pok Pok Som. We just hit the cafe for lunch and sandwiches are massive! Psst: if you love Aussie Allpress coffee you’ll be on a caffeine high!
Little Farms, B2-06, 7 Wallich Street, Tanjong Pagar Centre, Singapore 078884
Happy Birthday Sarnies!
Do you love the coffee and sandwiches at Sarnies as much as us? Then you might want to celebrate their seventh birthday with them! The anniversary party will see booze and bar bites going at $7 all night long. Push up your sleeves if you’re going to be playing some beer pong at the party and remember to stick around for the cake cutting ceremony (there’s going to be a giant brownie cake…) and more toasts.
Sarnies 7th Birthday, 7 July, 36 Telok Ayer Street, Singapore 068601
Everyone’s talking about Aussie groceries from The Cornerstore
Sorry if you’ve had to put up with your Aussie friends carrying on about this, but online grocery The Cornerstore launched in Singapore recently to much fanfare. Crinkle-cut Smith chips, fun-size Picnic bars and proper Aussie Milo delivered to your door? Get out of town. Guilty pleasures aside, there’s also affordable fresh Australian produce, coyo and lots of gluten-free and vegetarian goodies that are hard to come by here. Honeycombers Ed Selina got her first drop over the weekend. The pros? Yes you can get your comfort foods and faves from home for a reasonable price. The cons? The enormous styrofoam box your order arrives in is a bit of an environmental nightmare (there’s only so much upcycling one can do), and you might be disappointed to find some of the stuff you really wanted wasn’t available – and you get a store credit, not a refund. Not great if you decide you don’t want to order again.
The Cornerstore
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