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Discover the bohemian enclave of Holland Village, a hub of activity with trendy and local offerings. Explore its fitness studios, art galleries, fashion brands, dessert bars, ramen shops and more.
- Tai Cheong Bakery
- Lola’s
- La Nonna
- Sunday Folks
- 2am:dessertbar
- Craftsmen Specialty Coffee
- Project Acai
- Crystal Jade La Mian Xiao Long Bao
- The Daily Scoop
- Black Marble by Otto
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There are lots of things to love about Hong Kong food, and Tai Cheong Bakery brings a little piece of Hong Kong to Singapore. As one of the few cha chaan tengs (Hong Kong-styled cafes) here, it’s a hotspot for anyone missing the taste of Hong Kong. Get fresh buttery bolo buns with scrambled eggs or classic macaroni soup with shredded chicken. And y...
For those of you familiar with this quaint little cafe in Kovan, we’re happy to report that it’s opened another outlet! Savour the same smells of freshly ground coffee, baked goods and buttery eggs at the Holland Village location. Brunch options include a crab cake benedict with creamy hollandaise and a shakshuka made with fresh tomatoes and poache...
For an authentic Italian fix, head to La Nonna and indulge in scrumptious lasagna, calzone and bruschetta dishes. Let its rustic charm transport you into Italy. Psst: don’t leave without trying the traditional Venetian tiramisu. Buon appetito! La Nonna, 26/26B Lorong Mambong, Singapore 277685
Celebrate the weekend with a bang at this ice cream parlour and enjoy its wonderful selection of delicious desserts. They’re lovingly crafted using raw natural ingredients and homemade toppings. We’d recommend you order a waffle with your choice of soft serve. Our fave flavour? It’s gotta be Earl Grey Lavender. Sunday Folks also brews seriously goo...
If you’ve got a late-night craving for something sweet, ditch the convenience store candy and treat yourself to avant-garde plates of quirky dessert creations. Chef Janice Wong takes the Singaporean dessert scene by storm with goodies like sticky date pudding, an amalgamation of toffee sauce, vanilla almond ice cream, vanilla custard and biscoff cr...
Coffee and brunch connoisseurs, this is the cafe for you. Craftsmen offers a wide selection of specialty brews made with quality coffee beans. The delish brunches will have you coming back for more. Some of our faves include the croissant sandwiches, and the big breakfast for a plate loaded with breakfast goodies. With its industrial vibes and load...
The only thing harder than pronouncing acai correctly is finding restaurants specialising in healthy superfoods like the eponymous berry. Project Acai will whip up takeaway-friendly super bowls and smoothies that are big on taste and low on guilt. Project Acai, 27 Lorong Liput, Singapore 277738
Crystal Jade is a household name, and the consistent hordes of hungry patrons stand testament to the franchise’s crowd-pleasing xiao long baos. Filled with hearty, rich broth and tender pork, Crystal Jade is the standard that xiao long baos are judged by. Crystal Jade La Mian Xiao Long Bao, 241 Holland Avenue, Singapore 278976
Nothing beats the heat like ice cream. The Daily Scoop takes pride in its sweet treats, which are made from local ingredients and seasonal fresh fruits. Choices like lychee martini, chocolate and Mao Shan Wang are must-haves! But heads up: its menu rotates regularly for fresh updates. If you want to go ahead and really treat yourself, have your ice...
Taking over the space of chef Otto Weibel’s first restaurant, Otto’s Deli Fresh, Black Marble spotlights tasty meats that are grilled to perfection. Get dry-aged ribeye or grilled lamb rack served with garlic confit, seasonal vegetables, and your choice of sauce. For the best of both worlds, get the chef’s signature surf and turf. You get an array ...
Discover 27 food spots and shops in Holland Village, a hip and charming neighbourhood in Singapore. From Hong Kong-style bakery to ice cream parlour, from Italian restaurant to vegetarian cafe, find your favourite hangout here.
- 88 Pocha. Good news: you can now get classic Korean street food in Holland Village at 88 Pocha! The new eatery takes inspiration from streetside stalls that often make an appearance in Korean dramas, with its red and blue plastic chairs and tables that’ll remind you of dining at a legit pojangmacha in Korea.
- Tai Cheong Bakery. Image credit: @taicheongsg. Tai Cheong Bakery is a household name in Hong Kong, and the brand has won over many Singaporeans since its arrival in Singapore a few years ago.
- Umi Nami. Umi Nami is a Japanese restaurant specialising in affordable donburi. Out of the 10 rice bowls they offer, one that is worth trying would be the Aburi Salmon Don ($14).
- Cha Cha Cha. Image credit: @chinatsucandy. Cha Cha Cha is a Mexican restaurant and bar that serves up a tantalising spread of dishes such as tacos and burritos.
A blog about Holland Village, a neighbourhood in Singapore with a mix of old and new, local and international, culture and lifestyle. See photos of Holland Village Park, the Wind Mill, and other attractions.
May 24, 2023 · Things to do in Holland Village. Think of Holland Village and sarong party girls and Singapore’s longest-running Chinese drama might come to mind. In recent years, it’s also become a haven for its myriad of hipster cafes at Chip Bee Gardens and the row of bars at Lorong Mambong.
Feb 19, 2024 · Holland Village is centrally located in the southwestern part of Singapore, nestled within the larger neighborhood of Bukit Timah. Its boundaries stretch along Holland Road and Lorong Liput, with Holland Avenue bisecting the village.
Feb 8, 2023 · From shiny new openings to institutions that have stood the test of time, here are 14 must-try eateries while in Holland Village.
