10 Singapore food Instagrammers you need to follow now
Get ready for some serious food envy.
8 years ago
From scrumptious photos of hawker fare and the latest cafe opening to artfully-styled meals, these passionate food Instagrammers have their finger on the hottest dining trends and the best places to eat in Singapore. These are the ones to follow:
1. @aun_koh
The ex-journalist, communications agency owner and blogger manages popular food site Chubby Hubby, which covers everything from high-brow to hawker cuisine, complete with recipes and drool-worthy pictures.
2. @crystal_wee
This food blogger susses out the fanciest cafes with Kinfolk-style shots and a slight obsession with fancy waffles.
3. @explodingbelly
Psychology student and foodie Clara Bean hunts down the most indulgent dishes (like this droolsome plate of duck waffles) in Singapore.
4. @gninethree
From decadent desserts, brunch buffets to yummy local favorites, sisters Char and Crystal present an unpretentious collection of food porn.
5. @fundamentally_flawed
Self-proclaimed professional nomad Lee Sihan documents her food journey in Singapore and beyond.
6. @leesamantha
Food artist Samantha Lee cooks up pretty and whimsical plates of cartoon caricatures usinga varied assortment of ingredients.
7. @pengloh
It's no secret that restauranteur and head honcho of Unlisted Collection, Loh Lik Peng, is a major foodie. Follow his account on the newest and trendiest places to eat around town.
8. @sgfoodonfoot
Blogger Derrick Tan writes about the best places to eat around Singapore's MRT stations, with a no-holds-barred focus on local food.
9. @sulyntan
Food author Su-Lyn Tan, wife of Aun Koh and co-founder of Chubby Hubby, is the one to watch for the most progressive and atas plates.
10. @daphotographer
Get tips from professional food photographer John Heng, who puts up artistic, stylized spreads of food.
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