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6 New Dining Spots To Check Out This February

Start the month with a feast at these latest hotspots for your happy belly! Remember, as the adage says, "Good Food, Good Mood." Whether you fancy Omakase or a bowl of artisanal udon, scroll to find out more!

1. Ingen Kyoto

Ingen Kyoto is a Japanese Teahouse oasis nestled right in the heart of town. Freshly opened at ION Orchard by Hvala, this haven not only offers tranquility but also an impressive selection of 200 specialty Japanese teas (from $12.80) for you to savour and choose from.

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Indulge in the essence of Japan as you explore teas sourced from different prefectures. Immerse yourself in the diverse flavours, ranging from Kyoto's Green Tea to Miyazaki's Oolong Tea and Fukuoka's Black Tea, among others.

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To conclude your experience on a sweet note, they also offer mouthwatering treats like the Ichigo Parfait ($20.80), Kabocha ($19.80), and more.

Source: Ingen Kyoto

Ingen Kyoto
Location: ION Orchard, 2 Orchard Turn, #B3-15, Singapore 238801
Opening Hours: Daily, 12pm to 9.30pm
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2. Umai

Calling all udon fans! Exciting news awaits at Guoco Midtown with the arrival of Umai, Singapore's first artisanal udon bar, opened by the brilliant minds behind Omoté.

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Here, you can choose from unique fusion udon creations like Mediterranean ($19)Miso Carbonara ($19)Chilli Pan Mee ($15), and more.

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Besides, you can find up to 4 varieties of handcrafted udon hailing from different prefectures of Japan. They have the hoto that highlights flat and thin noodles from Yamanashi prefecture. Himokawa showcasing a thick, flat noodle from Gunma Prefecture. Hippari, presenting a round and stringy noodle from Yamagata Prefecture. And your classic sanuki, featuring a round noodle from Kagawa Prefecture.

Umai
Location: Guoco Midtown Market, 128 Beach Rd, #01-05, Singapore 189771
Opening Hours: Daily, 11:30am to 2:30pm, 5:30pm to 8:30pm
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3. Tempura Bar

If you are looking for a wallet-friendly option, Tempura Bar (by Astons), got you covered with their affordable 5-course Omakase at only $38++. It includes Seasonal Sashimi, Tamago Mentaiyaki, Signature Tempura, Inaniwa Udon, and Daifuku Mochi.

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Not in the mood for Omakase? You can also find other menu offerings like Tendon (from $10.30) and Donburi (from $11.30).

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Be sure to explore their drinks menu where you will be spoiled for choices as it includes bubble tea too.

Tempura Bar
Location: 10 Eunos Road 8, #01-114, SingPost Centre, Singapore 408700
Opening Hours: Daily, 11:30am to 10pm
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4. Ami Pastiserrie

Calling all dessert lovers! Don't miss out on Ami Patisserie, your next must-visit spot on the café scene. Led by the skilled Chef Makoto Arami, this newly established French-Japanese dessert cafe is nestled along Scotts Road. Prepare for a serene tea time experience, as the space is adorned with floor-to-ceiling glass windows offering a glimpse of a secluded garden view.

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Dive into a world of flavours with options like the Awajishima Onion Tarte ($15++)Ham & Cheese Croissant ($8.40++), and Musk Melon Parfait ($38++), all made with fresh vegetables and premium Japanese fruit.

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Indulge in a bit of luxury and treat yourself with the Chef’s Table Discovery Experience ($118++ per pax) where you can enjoy a six-course pastry omakase in a private dining room.

Ami Patisserie

Location: 27 Scotts Road, Singapore 228222
Opening Hours: Tue to Sun, 11:30am to 6pm
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5. Cafe Gui

Make a pit stop for brunch at this Korean-Japanese fusion cafe, Cafe Gui, as they have recently unveiled their second outlet at South Bridge Road.

You can find familiar favourites from their menu, including the popular Dosirak Rice Box ($15.90), Salmon Rice Box ($21.90), and Japanese Canadian Okonomi Hotdog ($13.90).

We loved their Dalgona Honeycomb Coffee ($9.90) and the creamy best-selling Hojicha Pudding ($8.90) with its aromatic Hojicha flavour.

Cafe Gui
Location: 278 South Bridge Road #01-01, Singapore 058827
Opening Hours: Mon – Tue, 10:30am to 6:30pm | Thu – Sat, 10:30am to 9:30pm | Sun, 10:30am to 4:30pm
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6. Overscoop

Westies, you are in for a sweet treat as Overscoop has just opened a new cozy cloud-themed outlet at West Coast Plaza. And the good news does not end there— they also created a pet-friendly outdoor space, perfect for bringing your furry friends along.

They offer classic gelato flavours (from $5), including all-time favorites like Cookies and Cream and Salted Caramel. If you are feeling a bit fancy, opt for the premium flavours (additional $1), such as Hokkaido Milk and Wild Strawberry.

For an extra treat, we highly recommend pairing your gelato with one of their various waffle choices, especially the mochi waffle (+$8). It has a crispy exterior and a chewy interior, adding a delightful texture to the dessert experience.

If you are looking for a refreshing option, they also offer Acai Bowls and Floats.

Overscoop (West Coast Plaza)
Location: 154 West Coast Road, #B1-57, West Coast Plaza, Singapore 127371
Opening Hours: Daily, 11am to 11pm
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