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Halal-certified Yeyeah Delights has a goal to provide nutritious, pre-portioned meals. They offer a variety of food plans in addition to a regular family menu dedicated to individuals trying to lose weight, soup plans and even confinement plans for mothers.
Aside from offering local dishes, some of the menus feature interesting and delicious-sounding items such as Pumpkin Rice with Braised Chicken and Vegetables, as well as the Teriyaki Fish, Scallop Cake & Vegetables.
Delivered twice a week, Yeyeah Delight’s meals are blast-chilled, and can be kept for up to three days. Special dietary requests are chargeable depending on the selected meal plan.
If you re the sort who loves to play with your food, this is for you.
Singaporean author Lianne Ong runs Heartfelt Makan, a toy shop that sells cute felt toys which resemble food.
They are made of felt and polyester filler.
Prices range from S$5.50 (for a sunny side up egg) to S$56 (bibimbap). They re not cheap, but their price is indicative of the quality and skill put into making these works of art.
Here s a look at some of the toy food Ong offers.
Samgyetang (Korean ginseng chicken soup) S$48, featuring detachable chicken wings and drumsticks.
Bibimbap (S$56, add S$5 for bowl) featuring beef, cucumber, sprouts, carrot, shitake mushrooms, egg and