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Everton Park is a historic HDB estate in Singapore with a vibrant arts and food scene. Discover its conservation shophouses, art galleries, pottery studios, cafes and more in this ultimate guide.
- Dearborn
- 46 Mittsu
- The Better Half
- Ji Xiang Confectionery
- Little Oasis
- Myo
- Nylon Coffee Roasters
- Hodunamu
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For anyone who prefers their breakfast sweet, we’ve got just the place for you. This artisanal granola bar handmakes its granola in small batches. Flavours include black sesame, lemon pistachio, and triple nut dark chocolate. If you love the granola, you can get it delivered to you! Take a look at the subscription options to get your fix without ha...
Are you ready for some of the thickest sandwiches you’ll see in Singapore? 46 Mittsu serves these Japanese-inspired sandwiches in myriad flavours. Sample the Korean-inspired Firebird sandwich featuring chicken in gochujang sauce with a sunny-side-up egg. For the perfect breakfast sandwich, go for the one loaded with bacon, eggs, cheddar and a speci...
This hole-in-the-wall patisserie is run by a passionate coffee-loving couple (they’re essentially each other’s better half!). Everything here is baked from scratch, including the bread. The spot is tiny but the cakes sure make up for it. Take your pick from flavours like lavender honey and coconut passion fruit. Cakes are decorated simply, but they...
For something more traditional, pop by Ji Xiang Confectionery. This old school bakery is a family-run business known for its homemade ang ku kueh. For the uninitiated, it’s a Chinese pastry made of glutinous rice flour with sweet and savoury fillings. Pick from a selection of flavours like peanut, salted bean, corn and coconut. A permanent fixture ...
The number of cafes in this neighbourhood has quietly dwindled down but if you look hard enough, you’ll stumble across this cosy cafe. Exuding calmness with its white monochrome interiors, it’s always brunch o’clock here thanks to the all-day breakfast menu. Think honest simple food sans artificial additives: we’re digging the peanut butter banana ...
Myo means wonderful in Japanese and you’re definitely in for a delightful time at this casual joint. The food is all lovingly handmade, and you’ll be hungry just from the aroma that wafts as you enter the cafe. Myo is known for comfort foods, thanks to a passionate chef who takes pride in his creations. At The Myo, #01-42, 4 Everton Park, Singapore...
One of Everton Park’s first hipster entrants, this coffee joint proudly presents the story of each coffee bean to you. The team works closely with the source of their beans and has good relationships with the producers from as far as Guatemala and Ethiopia. Seats are limited, so make this your first stop of the day and cradle a cuppa as you explore...
Though the menu is limited, the affordable prices and wholesome Korean flavours at this unassuming restaurant will have you saying daebak! This rice cake shop was founded on a mother’s desire to spread love and warmth. All the rice cakes are handmade every morning, which is an impressive feat when you see the variety available. Take a bite and you’...
Everton Park is a quiet enclave with nostalgic charm and hidden gems. Explore its cafes, street art, shops and heritage sites with this local's guide.
Feb 21, 2022 · Everton Park is a hidden gem of a neighbourhood in Outram Park, with a variety of food options to suit your taste buds. From Japanese-Western fusion to handmade Korean rice cakes, from artisanal bakeries to gelato, explore 13 Everton Park food places in this guide.
From hip cafes to street art, Everton Park offers plenty to see and explore. Discover our guide to this colourful neighbourhood in Singapore.
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Oct 5, 2023 · Everton Park's transformation from a quaint village to one of Singapore's hippest neighborhoods is a testament to the power of community and innovation. Its rich history and vibrant present make it a must-visit destination for those looking to explore the cultural and culinary delights of Singapore.
