If you’re anything like us, you’ll be drooling over their freshly baked croissants and muffins at the pastry counter. Dean & DeLuca also has some hard-to-find herbs and spices, olive oils, pasta sauces, and condiments. What you can find: This all-American grocer has sourced the best from all over the world, and is retailing them under one roof – get coffee beans from Papa Palheta and buy artisanal breads from big names like Baker & Cook, Maison Kayser, and The Bread Project alongside Dean & DeLuca’s in-house bakery. Jones The Grocer, 9 Dempsey Rd, #01-12 Dempsey Hill, Singapore 247697, p. If you prefer a fuller meal, then you won’t say no to their all-day menu of barbecued pork ribs and duck confit. Drop in at this homely spot for a breakfast of fresh croissants, and hit their eggs benedict while you’re at it. Not only is Jones the Grocer our go-to café for a cuppa, it’s also our pit stop when we get cravings for those lamingtons. What you can eat: You know you can depend on the Aussies when it comes to coffee and brunch. What you can find: Pick up your weekly groceries with this grocer’s spread of cordials, honey, and freshly baked bread, or stop by their butchery for a pack of Aussie beef or Iberico pork. Slurp freshly-shucked oysters at Umi+Vino with a glass of chardonnay, dip slices of shabu-shabu at Tsukeru, and drool in anticipation as the smell of grilled meat wafts from the kitchens of Gyuu Yakiniku.Įmporium Shokuhin, 6 Raffles Boulevard, #01-18 Marina Square, Marina Square, Singapore 039594, p. What you can eat: Speaking of flavour, you’ll definitely get a load of that at the eight various dining places nestled within Emporium Shokuhin (it is that big!). Don’t forget to stop by the main attraction – a visible beef drying facility that gives steak that extra depth of flavor – and yes, you can take these home. Trail the aisles for fresh Japanese produce from the Ehime prefecture, like steak cuts, desserts, vegetables, and even Japanese whisky. What you can find: This integrated dining and shopping gourmet boutique is the first of its kind in Singapore, and is a must-visit for authentic Japanese imports. 6474 7338 Emporium Shokuhin Emporium Shokuhin The best part? You can select the meat from the butchery and have it served at the bistro!Ĭulina, 8 Dempsey Road #01-, 13 Dempsey Rd, Singapore 247696, p.

What you can eat: Feeling hungry after browsing through their selections of prime beef cuts? No worries go for their smoked Scottish salmon, or indulge in a slab of grilled steak. Walk into their gourmet boutique at Dempsey, and you’ll be wowed by the wide array of Europe-imported produce such as sauces, wines, truffles, and even fresh foie gras! What you can find: This distributor of epicurean delights is no stranger to fine produce.

What you can eat: Help yourself to homemade food with weBread’s shoyu pork, Spinaca’s meaty sandwiches, and Dutch pancakes from Yummy Poffertjes. Shop for locally-produced fruits and vegetables from Bollywood Veggies, and get eggs and fish from local farmers like Chews Eggs and The Fish Farmer. What you can find: Hosted by a new breed of agricultural pioneers, these farms come together every three months to host this gathering of fresh foods and produce. 6887 0077 Kranji Countryside Farmer’s Market Kranji Countryside Farmer’s Market Pasarbella, 200 Turf Club Rd,Singapore 287994, p. What you can eat: Hungry? Indulge in food galore at Cicely Kitchen and Papito’s, where they serve up homely pastas and hearty seafood paella respectively, or kick back with a simple latte at the Dutch Colony. And lastly, stop by Singapore Trading Post and Shabby Chic for inspiring home furniture. If you’re searching for something to liven up the nest, Frontiera should do the trick with their selection of hand-painted plates, or maybe scented candles from To Be Calm. Fill your fridge with French-imported greens from Quartier, craft beers from The Great Beer Experiment, and meat cuts from the deli at James Butchery. This monolith of a market (top image) houses over 35 traders under its shelter, each selling an array of food, fresh greens, and lifestyle products. What you can find: Think of an air-conditioned Queen Vic Market smack right in the heart of Bukit Timah. With new one-stop gourmet boutiques now popping up everywhere in Singapore, you can now get organic produce, artisanal foods and rare imports, while digging into delectable menu offerings – all under one roof. Going out for brunch with your girlfriends while getting the groceries for dinner may seem like a Herculean task, but we assure you it’s not. Pasarbella (via Facebook) Shopping for imported groceries like cheese, sausages, steak, and alcohol but feeling hungry? These one-stop shops housing bistros, cafes and restaurants will fill you up with food and retail therapy

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