A coffee house by day and oyster bar by night, King Carts Coffee Factory is well-known for its scrumptious brunch delights and top quality house roasted coffee. Nearing sunset, the same space transforms into Joo Chiat Oyster Bar, an intimate bar setting serving up premium Japanese oysters, locally-inspired cocktails and more.

Japanese sandwiches, also known as sando- made with katsu or beef sandwiched between shokupan (milk bread), are winning the hearts of Singaporeans. With more restaurants, cafés, or takeouts opening across Singapore, you can find delectable sando at these 9 new places to get your sando fix without flying over to Japan!

Café Natsu is another new cafe to add to your brunch list this month! It is by Ebb & Flow Group (which also owns Tigerlily Patisserie and The Dragon Chamber) and Chef Lewis Barker of One Michelin Star-restaurant, Sommer. They serve contemporary Western-Japanese brunch menus like Benedict ($28), Soufflé Pancakes ($23), Egg Mayo Sando ($22), and Spicy Bisque Spagheini ($26).