4 Top Tables To Hit Up Right Now

PRESENTED BY SCOTTS SQUARE, AS SEEN IN HARPER’S BAZAAR SINGAPORE OCTOBER 2016

From chic dining spots to artisanal craft spaces, indulge in the good life at Scotts Square.

BRAVISSIMO

It may hail from London, but 51-year-old PizzaExpress serves up authentic Italian flavour—its Dough Balls and handmade crunchy thin crust Calabrese Pizza laced with thinly sliced sausage, say it all. Now, to mark its first Singapore location, locals can look forward to the Chilli Crab Pizza and other familiar favourites soon.

FINE TRADITION

Looking for good Teochew fare in the heart of town? Serving up both classic and modern delights, Paradise Teochew is set to tantalise your tastebuds. Guaranteed to have you coming back for more are the famed Chilled Yellow Roe Crab, which is served with a medley of ginger, vinegar and citrusy chilli sauce; and the Crabmeat Roll, a new appetiser exclusive to Scotts Square that combines succulent crab meat with prawn paste, deep fried in beancurd skin. One

word: Irresistible.

CAFÉ SOCIETY

Arguably the best thing that’s happened in town, as far as café and caffeine enthusiasts are concerned, The Coffee Academics is a striking industrial space serving up flat whites that give Melbourne’s finest a run for their money. While the chain hails from Hong Kong, its beans are sourced from the best growing regions worldwide and its own coffee farm in Baruffee Estate, Panama. Pair your cuppa with a generous serving of its creamy Scrambled Eggs with Crayfish and Caviar, or Earl Grey Meteorite for a delectably sweet finish.

FRENCH PANACHE

Since returning to Scotts Square, Maison Kayser has been serving up some of the most irresistable bakes in town—its warm, flaky croissants practically transport discerning palates 6,000 miles to Paris. Adding to that wanderlust are also delicious breads, savoury quiches and pastries packed with cream and fruit.

ART HOUSE

Recently expanded to over 4,000 sqft, K+ Curatorial Space fuses a gallery, retail and community space. Whether it’s discovering under-the-radar artists, shopping for unique handmade gifts or signing up for a class with a master craftsman—you name it, they’ve got it.