Tag: cafe

Pets

SOSD Gave Me Hope, So Can You – Adopt Me @ Daisy

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The dog lover of me mentioned before I’m happy to collaborate on pet blogging. Whether it is on cafe, adoption, fostering or being an advocate for furry friends, feel free to connect with me to blog about them.

Since my last blog post on a dog cafe by the name of Roboyes in the East, it created a buzz among dog lovers. It feels good to love and be loved by their beloved pooches! Hey, more than 2,000 sharing of the post can’t be wrong. Like-minded dog lovers are always keen to share anything about pooches with one another. Continue reading “SOSD Gave Me Hope, So Can You – Adopt Me @ Daisy” →

Cafe, Coffee, Diary of a Foodster, Food

Ronin Cafe @ 17 Hong Kong Street

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We discovered an interesting cafe today nearby Clark Quay. Located at 17 Hong Kong Street, you could easily miss this cafe by name of “Ronin” as it has no signboard. It is literally hidden at a corner of this quiet street. Continue reading “Ronin Cafe @ 17 Hong Kong Street” →

Coffee, Diary of a Foodster, Food, Growing Up, Kids Activities, Pets

Check Out This New Dog Cafe in the East – Roboyes Cafe

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— Roboeyes Cafe is no longer in operation —

I’m a dog lover and am happy to collaborate on pet blogging. If you have been following my blog, you would have noticed that pets are featured every now and then.

I was introduced to a new dog cafe which just opened recently in the east and decided to check it out.

Roboyes Cafe is located at Blk 34, Cassia Crescent, #01-82, Singapore 390034. It is located just a street behind Old Airport Road Food Centre. Continue reading “Check Out This New Dog Cafe in the East – Roboyes Cafe” →

Coffee, Diary of a Foodster

[KOPI SOCIETY] Modern-Concept Kopitiam by Day and a Chillax Drinking Hole by Night

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Everybody has heard of the likes of those famous coffee chains such as Ya Kun, Killiney Kopitiam and etc which need no further introduction. Continue reading “[KOPI SOCIETY] Modern-Concept Kopitiam by Day and a Chillax Drinking Hole by Night” →

Diary of a Foodster, Food, Katong

WAVE Cafe @ Grand Mercure Singapore Roxy

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For those who are familiar with Katong district, you would definitely have heard of Grand Mercure Singapore Roxy. It lies in the heart of historical Katong, just opposite the Parkway Parade Shopping Centre.

WAVE Café is located inside Roxy hotel. I reckon many of us have not heard of this café, let alone visiting or dining over there. Continue reading “WAVE Cafe @ Grand Mercure Singapore Roxy” →

Diary of a Foodster, Food, Katong

Jalan Batu Hawker Centre and Market

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Nestled at corner of Tanjong Rhu you can find a simple tranquillity of Jalan Batu HDB estate. This is an old estate of more than 40 years old, with more than 20 per cent of its residents above the age of 50.

I reckon not many Singaporeans would know of Jalan Batu, let alone coming over to this East part of the island. With the inevitability of modern development, whether this estate will continue to exist or suffer the same fate of Dakota Crescent remains for all to see. Continue reading “Jalan Batu Hawker Centre and Market” →

Interview

Coffee with Ernest Liew – Entrepreneurship

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Have you dreamt about being your own boss? You may have reached a point in your life that you want to do something different? You want to be answerable to yourself. You have heard of many stories by successful entrepreneurs and aspire to be in their footsteps.

Ernest Liew, like many of us, have been working hard since he joined the marketplace. Having work in the telecommunication industry for more than 10 years, it seems daunting to step away from his core competency to set up his own business. Only a few would dare to try. However, Ernest is no stranger to the F&B industry as he has always shown great interests in food and café lifestyle. A Christian and worship leader back in his hometown church, Ernest shares on what it takes to be an entrepreneur and the challenges which aspiring business owners need to face in a start-up. The reality. Continue reading “Coffee with Ernest Liew – Entrepreneurship” →