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Spend a day at Buona Vista exploring its tranquil parks, hipster cafes and craft beer bars, and an alien-looking building or two
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Today, it offers a diverse mix of things to eat, drink and...
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- Holland Village XO Fish Head Bee Hoon
- Rochester Cafe
- Lean Bento
- Rollie Olie
- Omoomodon
- Monki Cafe
- Swee Lee Social Club
- The Lawn
- Morganfield’s
- Yolo
This food stall along Dover Crescent is constantly packed during lunch and dinner, and with good reason. Holland Village XO Fish Head Bee Hoon‘s XO Fish Meat Soup ($6, small)is milky and hearty, everything you need to fill a growling belly. The fish chunks are generously-sized and flaky, and the soup is so good that you won’t want to leave a single...
Prefer a sweet treat and a pick-me-up during lunch? It might be a bit of a challenge to locate Rochester Cafe, but it’s worth the mini-hunt. The coffees here use Vietnamese beans, and if you’re looking for something to get you through the week, their Matcha Azuki Crepe Cake ($6.90)is a good choice. If you’re bored of regular lattes, go for their Ic...
Made for those who love to DIY their meals, Lean Bentogives diners the freedom to customise every aspect of their bowl, all while eating healthy. We tried the Mega Hero, M2 ($17.95) which was filled to the brim with Honey Miso Salmon, Cheddar Chicken, Basil Couscous, Cherry Tomatoes, Truffle Edamame, Scrambled Eggs and Mesclun Salad. Alternatively,...
Claiming to be an Asian fusion eatery with a touch of California style, Rolie Oliecreates unique sushi rolls that pack plenty of protein and flavour. One of the most interesting combinations they serve is the Cali Dream ($16.95), made with fried prawns, tamago, avocado, cucumber, tempura crunch and strawberries. They also serve poke bowls, like the...
Looking for a hearty rice bowl? Look no further than Omoomodon. This joint is one of the very few halal Korean eateries around, with rice bowls that are brimming with flavours. For a protein-packed meal, go for the Yes Sir! Yes Sir! ($12), with sirloin steak, multi-grain rice, kimchi omelette and a drizzling of teriyakisauce. Just top up an extra $...
Looking for another dessert option? Head to Monki Cafewhere they specialise in Taiwanese ‘snowflake’ desserts. Try their Watermelon Snow Flake ($6.90), made with milk and sizeable watermelon cubes. The result is a natural sweetness that ends in a creamy finish! If you’re not into chilled desserts, they also have Taiwanese traditional cakes in both ...
When one hears ‘music shop’, the last thing you’d expect to able to do there is to buy yourself a cup of Joe and some light bites. But at Swee Lee Social Club, you can do just that as they sell instruments, music-related apparel, hold music lessons and also dish out simple food. Get your dessert and caffeine fix in one with their Affogato ($7), mad...
With a philosophy like “Meat Your Greens”, you know this place doesn’t serve your average health food. The Lawnclaims to be the only speciality salad and grill cafe where you can fully customise your salad. If you wish to simplify your order, they also do pre-set combinations like the Hunky Dory ($14.90) with buttered dory, cheddar cheese, silken t...
There aren’t many places in Singapore where you can get a generous slab of ribs, and even fewer who do it just as good as Morganfield’s. With only four outlets dotting our island, West-siders are fortunate enough to be able to get their hands dirty with Hickory BBQ Sticky Bones ($27.90 for half slab, $42.90 for full slab). The meat is fork-tender, ...
YOLOwas born out of owner Alexis Baudin’s hunt for “real healthy food that wasn’t boring, tasteless and expensive”. He’s been on a mission to make eating clean cool again, and that’s exactly what you’ll get with their wide variety of recipes that use quinoa, brown rice, beans, edamame and avocado. Take a bite out of their best-selling Peranakan Veg...
Buona Vista is a housing estate located in the subzones of one-north and Holland Drive in the residential township of Queenstown in Singapore. The housing estate is served by the Buona Vista MRT station which links it up with the MRT system. It also has a bus terminal.
Buona Vista is located at Buona Vista district, Singapore. In Buona Vista, you will find Kent Ridge Park, a World War II site and National University of Singapore. Apart from the 14 faculties in NUS, there are many research institutes in the University including the National University Hospital (NUH).
Jan 3, 2022 · Do you know that “Buona Vista” means “good view” in Italian, so named due to the tranquil hilly surroundings? While it is more known for the many technological, science and educational hubs, there are also many cafes and food choices – many located at The Star Vista and Rochester areas.
Oct 23, 2023 · Buona Vista food places near the MRT. 1. New Lucky Claypot Rice. Image credit: @feedmethatnow. Make your walk to Holland Drive Market worth it with New Lucky’s Claypot Rice ($15 for two people). With a generous serving of succulent chicken chunks as well as slices of lup cheong, you can be sure you’re getting good value and flavour here.
Buona Vista is a hub of businesses and residential towers that's popular with families and professionals. Learn more including housing costs and safety with our ultimate guide.
