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Have a great week ahead, peeps!

Although some told me that this wasn't as nice as they expected, I enjoyed it a lot. The ramen was not too crispy and maintained enough chewiness. The chicken was well-fried as well and very succulent.

It's great that specialty coffee is gaining ground at the Jalan Besar / Little India area these days.

Kemosabe Coffee is hidden inside Fernloft, a popular city hostel for the budget tourists. Coffee wasn't entirely bad, it's just not what I expected. I would compare this to a regular Starbucks espresso, but not the ambience at all, you get my point.

Banana cocoa (SGD 7.90)

Fans of Monocle would be delighted to know that a brand new Monocle Cafe and retail store just set up shop in Holland Village. Located in the very residential Jalan Kelabu Asap, you can look forward to enjoying a great cuppa brewed with La Marzocco beans from New Zealand’s Allpress, and flip through copies of Monocle in their outdoor garden space. It's easy to miss, but for chill vibes and one of the best long blacks (according to Burppler Eileen Ong), it'll be beneficial to keep your eyes very peeled.

Read a string of comments about Sin Lee Foods and other eateries recently, some were positive but some weren't. The way I see it, taste is not only subjective but also psychological. It depends on how adventurous your palate is and how picky of an eater you are. Well these are purely my personal thoughts, nothing judgmental.

When it comes to coffee, the Aussies always know that coffee tastes best when it's fresh. Anythingz Cafe serve a decent cup of coffee out from Vittoria beans. This small cafe along Tyrwhitt Road also serve a wallet friendly food menu comprising of pizzas, toasts, pastries and some other daily specials.

Coffee on the go this morning at Coffee Bandits, a grab-and-go food truck running around Singapore recharging you with speciality coffee and gourmet food. We heard that they will be present this year at SG 50 Countdown party.