Skip to main content

DIMENSIONS International College's top picks for eateries around our Kovan Campus

By
This week, we complete our food series with nearby food places around DIMENSIONSInternational College Kovan campus. Here are our top 5 picks for places that will definitely work up an appetite!

1. Nakhon Kitchen


Craving for authentic yet wallet-friendly Thai food? The head on down to Nakhon Kitchen, a no frills Thai restrarent that serves authentic, yet cheap Thai cuisine. Enjoy mouthwatering Thai classics such as Pineapple rice ($6), where sweet crunchy pork floss meets a perfectly fried fluffy chewy pineapple rice, or the amazingly addictive Tom Yam Soup ($6) with the option of either chicken or seafood. End your meal with a refreshing iced drink, of either iced lemon grass ($3) or for the ones with a sweet tooth, the traditional Thai iced tea ($3)


Address:  212 Hougang St 21, #01-341, 530212
Opening Hours: 12pm – 9.45pm (Closed Wednesdays)

2. Lola's Café


If you’re the mood for brunch or a satisfying fuss-free lunch, then we recommend Lola’s Café, a quiet little hangout spot that serves up breakfast food during the day. Be it Eggs Benedict ($15) or the traditional western style breakfast, ($15), Lola’s Café’s variety of brunch specials will be sure to whet your pallet. There is also a dinner menu which begins at 6pm, serving up bistro style meals such as Seafood Marinara ($14) and Duck L’orange ($16)

Address: 5 Simon Road
Opening Hours: Tue: 3pm – 11.30pm
                           Wed & Thu: 10am – 11.30pm
                           Fri to Sun: 10am – 12 Midnight

3. Yorijori Korean bbq and Chicken cuisine


Yorijori is a casual Korean restaurant located at Paya Lebar Kovan CC. Boasting authentic Korean cuisine at an affordable price. Apart from the chicken and vegetables, the soup bases & main ingredients including rice are imported from Korea. Even the tables are imported from Korea. The Spicy chicken ribs “Dak galbi” ($12) is one of their signature dishes, which is not only delicious, but also in great quantity which makes it great for sharing.

Address: 207 Hougang Street 21, Paya Lebar Kovan Community Club, Singapore 530207
Opening Hours: Mon – Fri: 3:30 pm – 11:00 pm | Sat – Sun: 11:30 am – 11:00 pm

4. Shokudo Japanese Coffee House


Fusing Japanese cuisine in a Western-style concept, Shokudo Japanese Coffee house has over 130 items on its menu. With fusion style selections like Hakodate Seafood Cheese Pizza($13.80) to their deep fried Crunchy Salmon Maki ($8.90), your taste buds will be thoroughly excited. For the truly hungry ones, try their signature Mount Fuji Curry Omu Rice ($16.80), a mountain of omelette rice topped with a thick beef patty drowned in a cheesy Japanese curry.

Address: Kovan Heartland Mall, 205 Heartland Mall, Hougang Street 21, #02-133/134/135
                Singapore 530205
Opening Hours: 11am – 10pm

5. Ice Edge Café


Ice Edge Cafe is the place to be at Kovan if you’re looking for desserts. Famous for its handcrafted ice cream, Ice Edge café is set in a relaxed ambience, allowing one to drift away while enjoying its delectable handmade ice cream which includes Singaporean favourites such as Salted Egg Yolk and Mao Shan Wang Durian. Recently, Ice edge cafe has expanded its menu to include more savoury items menu that includes a fixed 1-for-1 weekday lunch item on their menu. So why not head over with a friend and enjoy tasty dishes such as their Pesto Cream chicken($17.90) or their Salmon Steak with Potato Gratin ($19.90) at a special rate of 2 for the price of one.

Address: 2 Kovan Rd, Singapore 548008
Opening Hours: 12pm – 12am 

Read More


Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

DIMENSIONS International College: 5 Must-Try Korean Restaurants around City Campus

By
#2: After School, Where To? In the second series of ‘After School, Where To?’, join us as we uncover more crowd-pleasing Korean restaurants around DIMENSIONS City Campus!         1. K. Cook Korean BBQ Buffet   (Photo Credit: ladyironchef.com) Maehwasoo and Jinro Het Bokbunja (Photo Credit: sethlui.com) Are you in need of a delish spread to gladden your frenzied taste buds? Well, head down to K. Cook Korean BBQ Buffet – a wallet-friendly restaurant found in the heart of the city. Feast upon an extensive selection of evenly marinated meats varying from Pork Belly, Pork Collar, Beef Bulgogi, Beef Plate Eye, Beef Ribeye, to Beef Short Rib. Don’t forget to revel in the scrummy array of traditional Korean dishes too! You may top off this terrific BBQ experience with moderate thimblefuls of sweet-smelling Korean Alcoholic Beverages. Do give the highly recommended Maehwasoo and Jinro Het Bokbunja a whirl alright? Gulps! ...
Post a Comment
Read more

DIMENSIONS International College: Academic Writing Tips

By
The threshold to your academic success begins with the acquisition of excellent report writing skills. Albeit the module handbook provides necessary guidance for your assessment requirements, scoring well for your assignments requires mindful planning, critical thinking skills and well-thought structuring on your part. So, here comes the big question. What are the characteristics of a good report?      1. Preparation In order to attain a clearer understanding and perspective of your assignment, it is important to make complete use of the required readings and extra references.      2. Plagiarism Plagiarism is an act of fraud and a wrongful appropriation in the academic writing context. When crafting your report, attempt to digest and paraphrase the research into your own words.      3. Comparing Sources First off, note down the essential points from as many sources as possible. Next, compare the methodologies betwee...
Post a Comment
Read more

Six Things International Students Should Know when Studying in Singapore

By
A country known for its education, Singapore ranks as one of the top countries for its academic system, notably in Science, Maths, and Reading skills. While this makes Singapore an ideal place for international students to study in, there are some things they should know before coming to this city-state. English Courses are entirely conducted in English . While a majority of Singaporeans are of Chinese ethnicity, English is the primary medium for communication. The diversity of different ethnic groups living in the country requires a common language, and therefore English is spoken by most. This is no exception in education. International students who study in Singapore should be well-versed in English on an intermediate level to understand the classes conducted in English , and able to write their assignments in English .  Students who study at higher education levels, such as Business Studies or Hospitality and Tourism studies need to have a strong fo...
10 comments
Read more