nana’s green tea

Something hamburg and something hamburg (both came with a side of rice/barley and grilled veggies) with a matcha latte and matcha ice-cream and dumplings on matcha frappe (this is not an option for the set lunch)

What: Japanese/Western plates with a side of green tea/matcha ERRTHANG.

Pros: The drinks are like SO good. And the SGD13.90 set lunches that come with a drink are ALSO valid on weekends which makes this a reasonable, yummy + a tad fancy, food option.

Cons: Drinks on their own are pricey, starting at SGD6.50. Honestly, there are very few cons.

Verdict: Go, go, GO. Unless you don’t like matcha.

Details:
nana’s green tea
#03-80/81/82
Plaza Singapura
68 Orchard Road
66844312

Cedele

Cedele’s Red Seafood Risotto

What: Organic Australasian fare.

Pros: Fresh and feel-good (as in you will feel good because of the healthy decision you made to eat it).

Cons: Inconsistent service (sometimes very polite and sometimes they don’t care if you exist) and not all items are that good.

Verdict: Go but choose your outlets and dishes wisely – I suggest sticking to the pasta and grill & greens! Also, the ice-cream is worth a try.

Details:
Many outlets but my personal faves are the following:

Wheelock Place
501 Orchard Road
#03-14 Wheelock Place
Singapore 238880
+65 6732 8520

Paragon
290 Orchard Road
#01-20A Paragon
Singapore 238859
+65 6887 5303