SINGAPORE - Brunches usually involve long, languid meals paired with copious amounts of champagne, but several unusual liquid brunch offerings have surfaced recently - think sake, craft beer and cocktails.
Contemporary Japanese restaurant Tanoke for instance, offers free flow sakes with its brunch dishes like Kaaraage & Pancakes, a spin on fried chicken and waffles.
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