The Ultimate Map of new Singapore Restaurants (October)

Are you sick of the same old places? Always siam-ing the question when your friends ask about lunch spots? Believe me, you need this

I am incredibly easy to please. My cravings go from a simple McDonald’s breakfast to, at best, an exotic Indian meal. But I have since realized that my annoying friends are not the same. I cannot suggest McDonald’s to them as a viable meal option without feeling their death stares burning through my spine.

This is better than a treasure map (not really), this is an extensive food map of Singapore! — This is better than a treasure map (not really), this is an extensive food map of Singapore’s new restaurants for October 2014

Which is why this is here to help: I have mapped out all the new restaurants/ new menus in Singapore for the month of October onto this nifty map. Your lunch and dinner plans for this month and the next are all right here!

Let’s dive in.

Indian food just got a lot more atas over at D’bell

Restaurant: D’bell

Location: 43 North Canal Rd, 059299

Nearest MRT Station: Clarke Quay MRT

I am very cautious when trying new food – believe me when I say D’bell has impressed me to my core. Right now I am dreaming about their chicken curry and wondering why I am here compiling this when I could be there stuffing my face.

Full review at http://www.weekender.com.sg/dbell-introduces-deepavali-menu/

IMG_43181-618x600 — Beer and bites anyone? Nickeldime is a manly man’s dream restaurant

Restaurant: Nickeldime

Location: 273 Thomson Road, #01-06, 307644

Nearest MRT Station: Toa Payoh MRT

Nickeldime is one of those restaurants that demand attention upon sight. Their Broadway-style decor lured me in and food sealed the deal. I am not a fan of beers, but I know my friends (with a drinking problem) would make this place their new hangout in a heartbeat.

Full review at http://www.weekender.com.sg/story-behind-nickeldime/

Restaurant: Ricciottino

Location: 1 Vista Exchange Green #01-33 & #01-K2, The Star Vista, 138617

Nearest MRT Station: Bunoa Vista MRT

One of the many wonders of Ricciottino that ceaselessly amazes me is how late they open till. I had a craving for their linguine at 10pm and a speedy ride later, their staff at Riverwalk’s branch obliged me happily at 10.35pm to make their star Linguine Al Granchio (pictured above) for me. Ricciottino makes a hungry girl’s life beautiful.

Full review at http://www.weekender.com.sg/yummy-ricciottino/

Smor__two sandwiches — If I could put a face to Scandinavian food, it would be Smor’s sandwiches

Restaurant: Smor

Location: One Raffles Place, #B1-23, 048616

Nearest MRT Station: Raffles Place MRT

Smor is more of a bistro than a restaurant, but it had to be on the list. I live and breathe smoked salmon so it is no surprise I found myself in this quaint place looking for my fix. They are incredibly generous with their salmon and shrimp so if you have a mini seafood craving, you know where to go!

Full review at http://www.weekender.com.sg/smor-tasty-sandwiches/

Caffe B really needs to have a buffet specifically for their amazing pasta

Restaurant: Caffe B

Location: 2 Bayfront Avenue, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands #B1-15 & 01-83, 018972

Nearest MRT Station: Bayfront MRT

Caffe B isn’t a new restaurant, but their new menu is one that promises not to stab your wallet where it hurts. I tried their pasta (pictured above) and it reminded me of upgraded chee chong fun. Strange as it is, I really do find myself missing that quirky dish.

Full review at http://www.weekender.com.sg/caffe-b-introduces-set-lunch/

Eat like a khan — Genghis Khan would have raised a suitably-impressed eyebrow at Tsenguun

Restaurant: Tsenguun Mongolian & Korean Cuisine

Location: 184 Joo Chiat Road, 427455

Nearest MRT Station: Eunos MRT

“Mongolian food should be served by shirtless, singing Mongols,” I insisted to the poor waitress who gave me an awkward half-smile. Nonetheless, this post made my Instagram exotic for a day. How often can you caption Mongolian lyrics for any photo?

Full review at http://www.weekender.com.sg/mongolian-warrior-feast/

SYNC is probably the coolest restaurant in the West with their state-of-the-art decor

Restaurant: SYNC Korean Fusion Bistro

Location: Westgate Mall, Level 3 of Samsung store, 608532

Nearest MRT Station: Jurong East MRT

West-siders rejoice, we finally have a cool new restaurant! Sync boosts of cozy sofa and a kids’ corner – leave your kids entertained here as you indulge in Korean courses and confectioneries. I like their matcha lava cake (pictured above) but not so much their main courses.

Full review at http://www.weekender.com.sg/sync-yet/

SONY DSC — I miss Whole & Hearty’s freeze dried yoghurt – you’ll know what I’m talking about when you go!

Restaurant: Whole & Hearty

Location: 12 Gopeng Street, #01-84, 078877

Nearest MRT Station: Marina Bay MRT

Breakfast sounds much cooler with Whole & Hearty. I am not a fan of yoghurt and breakfast bars like these often drop out of my radar. The only reason they are here is because of their insanely creative toppings. You got to try their freeze dry yoghurt toppings!

Full review at http://www.weekender.com.sg/wholehearty-just-breakfast/

IMG_3432-600x600 — You know your crabs are fresh when you are having it next to the east coast, specifically at Crab in da Bag

Restaurant: Crab in da Bag

Location: 902 East Coast Parkway, Big Splash Block D #01-25, 449874

Nearest MRT Station: Mountbatten MRT

I am not an expert on crabs – it is too much work for too little meat. But you East-siders need a new food spot! Crab in da bag are most famous for their ~~shrimps (I’m kidding)~~ crabs and being so near to the coast, I can guarantee you they are fresher than the prince of bel-air.

Full review at http://www.weekender.com.sg/crab-in-da-bag-caboodle-festival/

SAM_50551-670x502 — Three customers came and grabbed a hearty portion of each of the noodles at Momiji Shabu Shabu, leaving me with this photo

Restaurant: Momiji Shabu Shabu

Location: Balestier Shaw Plaza #04-01, 329783