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Family matters: A daughter’s note and a wedding diet lead two couples to start food ventures

Mr Yap Hong Eng, his wife Betty and their daughter Skylar at their Famiglia Panizza foodcourt outlet (left), and married couple Andy Toh and Cheree Chew at their cafe, Oatsome.

The longer the marriage, the bigger the discount? Singapore restaurants roll out quirky deals

(From left) Discounts tied to the length of a cheese pull at Pizza Maru's new Changi Airport Terminal 2 outlet, to disco brunch at La Vache! Steakhouse, and Haku Sushi's Rolling Omakase Lunch.

New York patisserie Lady M reopens at Jewel Changi Airport on April 21, two more outlets to follow

Food Picks

Restaurant Born ups the ante with a new menu

Two Beginnings, One Dish - a new course at Restaurant Born combines soup and salad

Food Picks

For upscale Japanese food without fuss and formality, head to pop-up restaurant Kou

(Clockwise from left) Hiyamugi noodles in duck dashi with smoked, Nori rolls filled with firefly squid, and chopped fatty tuna, and Abalone Pithivier at Kou.

Geylang restaurant Eat First hit by one-star reviews after enforcing $2 outside-drinks charge

Geylang eatery Eat First's Google rating plunged from 4.2 to 2.5 within 24 hours after an article on its policy was published.

In Mexico, bread is the heart of daily life

A selection of breads at Panaderia Rosetta in Mexico City, Mexico, in March. Across the country, fresh bread is the standard, part of a centuries-old baking culture.

Burnt Ends chef opens brewery and beer hall on Sentosa

hybeer11/ST20260401_202614200541/Ng Sor Luan/Chef Dave Pynt (L) and brewer Nick Scholes at the site of People People Beer at Resorts World Sentosa on April 1, 2026.

Trending Food

Bibimbap boom: Eateries offering the dish and K-style cai fan, with free-flow sides, are on the rise

Bibim Deli's South Korean chef-owner Min Yohan at the casual eatery at Suntec City.

How a sapling and a viral confectionery made California the world’s pistachio king

Mr Adam Orandi on the farm in Terra Bella, California, that his father started in 1971 with Iranian pistachios. The conflict in the Middle East is good news for some farmers in California, who are likely to get higher prices for their pistachios.

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