Some of the newest eateries and menus in town for you to check out
Hyde & Co.
Hyde & Co. celebrates Singapore’s long history as a flourishing trading port for teas and other exquisite products. It draws inspiration from its past – the old world British charm and its present – a thriving and exciting metropolis.
A cozy contemporary English-themed cafe located in the heart of the vibrant Kampung Glam precinct, Hydy & Co’s offerings are English inspired with a touch of local – made lovingly with passion and heart. With an extensive tea menu and artisanal gourmet coffee, fresh artisan pastries and cakes daily, and a menu chock-full of goodness – all that’s left to do is to indulge and enjoy, really.
785 North Bridge Road, Singapore 198753
D.Bespoke
A certified Venenciador, Daiki-San Kanetaka, owner and head bartender of D.Bespoke, demonstrates the art of pouring sherry with flair and showmanship. Put on the pin-stripe and imbibe on the style and ambience of a Ginza-styled bar experience in Singapore
Located along Bukit Pasoh Road, is the entrance to D.Bespoke. The façade is featureless and understated. So much so, that I walked past it thrice, before I noticed a small plaque with the letters “DB” delicately engraved upon it. Clearly, D.Bespoke intends to receive clients with an eye for details.
2 Bukit Pasoh Road, Singapore 089816
Sela
The restaurant on Seah Street stands for a one-of-its-kind fusion, pairing carefully selected premium sakes with a tantalizing array of European dishes, all masterfully prepared by head chef Shahrom, who was awarded first prize in the coveted Tutto Italiano competition in 2007.
Featuring a spread for lunch and dinner that represent the essence of European cooking with an exclusive charcoal grilled Tapas menu; and like any good European restaurant, SELA has a wide range of wines to select from – all the better to go with the fine food.
32 Seah Street, Singapore 188388
By Nicole Lee
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