Its the festive season and most of us are looking for activities to do with our family. Our foodie friend has found this affordable portable Korean BBQ bento in Singapore. If you’re too lazy to plan anything, try grabbing one of this viral portable Korean BBQ Bento. You have food and fun all packed into a box! Check out the video here!
Get it from,
Address:
The Brooks, 60 Springside Walk,
#01-04, S786020
Making the around around the internet, this new concept by Buey Tahan See-food, has introduced a new spinning halal claypot that spins round and round on the stove while it cooks!
Rumour has it that it distributes the heat better, allowing it to cook better and faster. This method also enhances the “wok hey” in the claypot!
Wok Hey also metaphorically translate to “breath of the wok” creating this complex charred aroma that cloaks the piping hot pot, giving off a super umami 4th layer to the food!
Just a quick search on the internet and you can see other influencers poping up with the spinning claypot =O
With not just the traditional claypot, they also have a little Japanese infused with their onsen egg and their homemade salmon mantaiko! Super umami burst, paired with the wok hey, boomz!
Location:
Kedai Kopi
925 Yishun Central 1
#01-211 Stall 11
760925
Plastered all over the internet, this viral Japanese cake-in-a-can vending machine that gained its popularity in Japan has finally landed in Singapore in August this year.
The concept of selling cake in drinking cans through a vending machine originated all the way from Hokkaido, from the people behind the brand Gaku, known for their unique flavours and designs.
This led to first OG Strawberry Shortcake that features layers of fluffy chiffon cake with whipped cream churned from whole fresh milk and strawberries from Hokkaido. More fresh strawberry chucks and purée sits in between layers for juicy sweetness that is hard to beat!
Fuwa, which also means fluffy in Japanese, presents chiffon cake layered with cream, fruit jelly, fruit purée and fruit jam.
Be spoilt with choice with unique flavours like Strawberry, Mango and Passionfruit, Matcha, Mango & Chocolat and Tiramisu!
Each of the canned cakes are carefully handmade and imported from Japan to stay true to authenticity and taste; and are stored in a controlled temperature of 0-3 Degrees Celsius to keep fresh!
With the huge success of the first vending machine outlet at Suntec City (Eat at Seven), they have recently launched their second vending machine location in VivoCity, hidden right smack at the entrance of Unauna!
Located at the second level of VivoCity, this vending machine is hidden just at the entrance of Unauna! You can now enjoy the cakes after a very shiok meal at Unauna or just have it on its own!
That said, the vending is now ready for operation and ready to serve you! Head down to VivoCity to check them out now!
Prices ranges from $5.80 – $11.80
Location:
Okashi Gaku (Second Vending Machine)
VivoCity
1 HarbourFront Walk, #02-94
Singapore 098585