Heybo
From the people behind Saladstop comes the next natural progression, a grain bowl concept that sets itself apart with a liberal serving of Asian and Southeast Asian flavours. Signatures include their “Kampong Table”, which comes with grilled lemongrass chicken and crispy tempeh; and a Thai-inspired combination of baked chilli dory, Thai basil tofu, and spiced peanuts. Over 50 toppings are available for those who like a customisation; while snackers will be pleased to know they offer healthy-ish chip and dips like fried lotus slices with avocado-edamame dip.
9 Raffles Place, #01-04/05, Republic Plaza. Tel: 6974-6209
Six Senses Maxwell
This one comes with a spa package. Make lunch an entire wellness affair with Six Senses Maxwell’s Express Wellness Escapades, a 60-minute massage – 7 types to choose from – followed by time in a sound-healing lounge; and finally, a more-than-healthy, superfood-packed lunch comprising a “Natural Tonic” and a salad bowl. Options include the popular “Alive & Inspired”, a salad packed with kale, baby spinach, avocado, papaya, berries, citrus dust, and kombucha dressing.
Six Senses Maxwell, 2 Cook Street. Tel: 6914-1400
Supergreek
From the same people behind contender-for-the-best-burger-in-Singapore Omakase Burger comes a fast-casual concept, Supergreek. If the name hasn’t already given it away, Supergreek serves greek-inspired grain bowls and pita wraps with souvlaki (a greek street food similar to kebab); as well as probiotic and protein-rich homemade Greek yogurt, which you can get with a variety of toppings, in a smoothie, or as a soft serve. Highlights for the mains include grilled lamb kebab with hummus, basmati rice, and a variety of greens; as well as fully plant-based baked pumpkin balls served with a beetroot sauce. Options are also available for people on pescetarian, vegan, or ketogenic diets.
#B1-54 Raffles City Shopping Centre, 252 North Bridge Road.
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