You can find balance with bread in every flavour at Duke Bakery.
This is the colourful and fruitful magic stick mixed fruit. With ingredients such as grape ferment, pineapple, fig, rasin, cranberry, lychee, orange, longan, wolfberry, walnut, rye grinding and condensed milk combination.
Priced at $6.60 for this soft, fluffy loaf of bread.
Duke Bakery recently opened another branch at Bedok Point two months ago.

Have you tried ice cream made with liquid nitrogen?I just discovered this interesting concept at 320 Below after shopping at Cold Storage Tampines One.
This cafe is just next to Cold Storage.

The soothing ice cream was smooth with chempedak pulps mixed. Fresh made right in front of me. The quick freeze process ensures no build up of ice crystals resulting in a smooth texture.

320 Below is Singapore's First Nitro Cream Cafe. Deliciously smooth ice cream, sorbet and yoghurt freshly made right in front of you with liquid nitrogen.

There are no flavorings, preservatives, emulsifiers or stabilizers in all their products, and they are low in sugar.  A good choice for health conscious customers.

There are many choices of  unique flavours.

Dark chocolate, Thai coconut, peanut butter, lava cake with ice ceam, blackcurrant, Bailey's coffee and many more to be chosen from. What they offer not only ice cream, there are also pastries and beverages.

I opted for the Chempedak Ice Cream priced S$5.80.

The taste was unique and less sweet and no nasty germs survived at below 320 degrees F.

Will go back for more.

After a food session at Savour 2014 and under the hot sun, Smoothie King Slim & Lite Angel Foo 194 Cal sure was a good thirst quencher.Low fat, creamy blend of bananas and strawberries with non fat milk, soy protein, turbinado, vanilla.

Price at S$6.70 for a regular.

The staff were very polite and friendly. This is my first trip to a Smoothie King outlet and they definitely have given me a very good recommendation for a light smoothie drink.Will go back for more Smoothie probably at Bedok Mall.

At 240 metres above the ground and at the top floor of Ocean Financial Centre in the bustling business district of Collyer Quay and stone throw away from Raffles MRT Station.Zafferano with Italian cuisine and enjoying the panoramic 270 degree view of our island skyline.

Early bird dinner special for 2 course at S$58++ and 3 course at S$68++. The last order for this special at 7.15 pm.

Italian crusty warm bread was served as starter for the evening with Zafferano’s very own blend of top quality Italian Extra Virgin Olive Oil.Antipasti (before the meal) and the first course traditional formal Italian meal was the king prawn with beetroot salad, green apples and rhubarb vinaigrette was delicious. Fresh grilled prawn which was crunchy and sweet.Next was the trio of Iberico suckling pig, crispy belly, braised shoulder and rib roast. Served with cream of beetroot and sweet garlic potatoes.Flambe special chocolate cake none other than the classic chocolate molten lava cake served with vanilla cream , fresh raspberries, flambé with amaretto.Zafferano opens late into the night upto 3 am on weekends. Their resident DJ is on hand to transform the dinning experience into a late night lounge while watching and enjoying the glittering Marina Bay Sands skyline.

Literally we felt like we are on top of the world.

Great customer service, awesome ambience and delectable food.

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Wing Zone is now in Singapore with its first outlet at Century Square.

Founders Matt Friedman and Adam Scott developed the Wing Zone concept of delivery Buffalo wings to the students in the campus of University of Florida.The chicken wings and drumlets are listed as No. 1 for mild to No. 4 for hottest.

Here are the No. 2 Garlic Parm. Buffalo blend with cracked peppers roasted garlic and zesty Parmesan and also No. 2 Thai chilli wings an Asian fusion of spicy Thai plus sweet and sour taste.2 flavours of six drumlets at $15.50. I don't find anything special about these drumlets though.