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Gallery & Co Review

Posted on Monday, December 19, 2016

I loved the food in Gallery & Co so much that I came back twice within the space of two weeks, and am contemplating making my third trip back already. So the reason Jie and I ended up here was also because I had the Entertainer, which if you don't already know gives one-for-one mains throughout the year and this was by far the most value one-for-one I've redeemed because Gallery & Co does not charge GST or Service Charge. This meant that our two mains cost us just $10.50 nett each!


If you can only get one dish, I strongly recommend the Spiced Roast Chicken Leg (S$17.00). From the moment it hit the table, the aroma of the coriander garlic-pesto had me drooling. The ingredients make you feel healthy with the mixed grains and roasted eggplants (love) but it's really not because of how oily and juicy the chicken was - kind of best of both worlds? Aggressively seasoned, generous in portion, tender and flavour packed. 10/10 want to eat this again!

The Soy Ginger Salmon (S$21.00), while also delicious, was a lot less filling and satisfying than the chicken, but definitely a lot more healthy! We also had the Ondeh Ondeh Cake which seems kind of apropos since we were eating in the National Gallery!

There aren't many reviews of this place online, so I'm kind of surprised why the hipsters haven't caught up to it with it's pastel, post-modern / art-deco and light filled interiors and seriously instagrammable food that actual tastes good. I would say my only criticism was that the restaurant is a little dirty, in the sense that it was quite hard to find a space to sit down that wasn't already covered with used plates.

Gallery & Co
National Gallery Singapore
#01-05
1 Saint Andrew's Road
Singapore 178957

Also, as if Gallery & Co could sense my enthusiasm for the place, they've recently reached out to let me pick one of their three adorable Xmas Bundles this Christmas (because if you didn't know, Gallery & Co is not only a Cafe but also the official museum shop selling products inspired by Southeast Asia which fuse art and design. I chose The Fig, cause I needed a notebook for next year (true story):


All the bundles come pre-packed and gift wrapped, the other two are Holly and Mistletoe, which you can just order online if you don't have the time to go down to explore the actual shop!

Thanks for the festive cheer! Can't wait to make my next visit with gift cards in tow.

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Down Time at TBC

Posted on Friday, December 16, 2016


Had a chill sesh with Rennie and Saff at Tanjong Beach Club tasting their new menu! Felt like we should have brought a whole army seeing how generous they were with the food - personally I was kerazee over the Snapper Ceviche ($23.00++) which basically had all my favourite things: raw fish and avocado - so, so refreshing!

The Lobster Bun ($38.00++) and Barbequed Octopus Salad ($24.00++) all were very notable as well. There's nothing quite like eating seafood by the beach, especially when it's so appetisingly presented. We came around 5PM and the light filtering in from the sunset was just perfect, and with a freshly opened coconut in hand... how could life be any less glorious?
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Singapore Fashion Week 2016 - Day Three

Posted on Wednesday, December 14, 2016


Love Bonito Bustier | ASOS Satin Pleat Skirt | 
Charles & Keith Heels | The Ordinary Co Earrings

Hey guys, guess I have been (more than) a little tardy with my blogposts. I'd like to blame the Christmas crush, and I guess I haven't really had the mood... but I'm back! There's this crazy part of me that wants to make everything chronological so I'm kind of bent on making sure all my SGFW posts are out before I move on. This one was on my last day (since I couldn't go for Day 4 because of a wedding!) but really 3 days was more than a girl could ask for. Chi Chi Von Tang wasn't really my style BUT I do appreciate their attempt at making the show more than just a runway, and how unique the designs are. Once again thanks to NARS, it was great to have the opportunity to get up close to the designs backstage and be amazed at how much work goes into what we attendees see as just 15 minutes of fashion show.

For the next show, and the one I had been most excited all week, Jac and I watched Exhibit Store! Crushed velvet, satin in not too seasonal colours of eggplant purple, mustard and bronze. I do wish the runway were brighter to see the clothes better - and the showmanship left me feeling a little high and dry - I think it was a mix of over-expectation, especially from Sheranut the day before.

Anyway, that's all I have to say! The end of this great experience - went in to Singapore Fashion Week all doe-eyed, and emerged exhausted but definitely more inspired and seasoned. Thanks NARS Singapore for scoring me these tickets, fingers crossed to be back again next year!