CDC food finds

If you're a food lover in Singapore looking to make the most of your CDC vouchers or simply searching for great eats, I highly recommend checking out these hidden gems. Daily Mujo offers a fantastic value-for-money brunch experience with local and western dishes, plus quality coffee sourced from PPP Coffee. During weekends, expect a queue but it’s worth the wait for a hearty meal. For coffee enthusiasts, Koffee Kollective is a must-visit. This small takeaway shop in Bedok serves up affordable specialty coffees like honey oat latte and toffee nut latte, both priced under $5, which makes it easy to enjoy a great brew without breaking the bank. Be prepared for potentially long lines due to its rising popularity. Bored Tacos at Kovan stands out for its authentic-tasting beef birria and chicken tacos, reminiscent of US-style flavors. Although slightly pricey, the quality justifies the cost, and there’s a variety of rice bowls to try on your next visit. Important note: check if they accept CDC vouchers to maximize savings. If you love baked goods, Weirdoughs near Serangoon MRT is worth an early visit to grab their sourdough and shokupan loaves. Locals rave about their iced latte and cinnamon twist pastry. The limited quantities mean getting there early is key. Other spots such as Oberstrasse offer upscale brunch options with excellently cooked steak and diverse dishes, but expect higher prices. Gusta Sourdough’s pizzas, especially the salami with garlic maple drizzle, are exceptional, though weekends can lead to long wait times. For a late-night sweet treat, Lofi x Whisk by M is a great choice to enjoy creamy ice cream up until midnight. Overall, exploring these CDC-affiliated eateries has been a delight, combining good food, great coffee, and often wallet-friendly options. Whether you're planning a casual brunch, coffee date, or savory taco fix, these places should be on your list.