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https://www.instagram.com/lennardy/

Instagrams to Follow for Foodies

written by Rachel Ho February 9, 2018July 14, 2018

For all the hate we dish on influencers (influencer influenza, hurhur), let’s face it: there have been times when we were nudged into trying a new restaurant just because the flat lays they featured were #onpoint. And then we head down there, only to realise it’s a big bag of crushed dreams and wasted dollars.

But fear not – here are some of the top Instagrammers in Singapore to follow to save yourselves the disappointment.

@lennardy

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Straw smoked katsuo/bonito. Ft starry night

A post shared by Lennard Yeong (@lennardy) on Jan 17, 2018 at 2:30am PST

(Topmost main image also @lennardy)

Despite the lack of formal culinary training, self-proclaimed YouTube-taught Lennard Yeong joined culinary competition MasterChef Asia in 2015. He may not have been crowned the winner, but the good-looking engineer has emerged a prince in his own right, with over 62,000 followers. His Instagram features technically precise dishes he experiments with at home, all prettily plated for the ‘grams. But for those of us not so lucky to get a seat at his kitchen, Lennard provides plenty of inspiration as he makes his way around Singapore and around the globe, showing off wagyu burgers in New York alongside street eats from Bangkok.

 

@bibikgourmand

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The flagship Lam’s abalone noodles stall at Race Course Road, which dad used to bring me to, is now 42 years old! We have not visited for several years now and today, I’m heartened to see that this hawker stall (now boasting a chain of stalls around the island) is truly keeping up with the times. The abalone pieces are now served skewered (all the better for presentation) and the noodles are served with half an onsen egg with perfectly soft yolk. Still a slurp-worthy bowl of noodles served with a side of heart-warming, MSG-free chicken broth👌🏼 . . #hawkersg #hawkerfood #uncagedstreetfood #foodphoto #singaporefood #hawker #streetfood #food #singapore #foodphoto #foodphotography #foodie #sgeats #foodpix #sghawker #food #singapore #feedfeed #thefeedfeed #igsg #lamskitchen

A post shared by Evelyn Chen (@bibikgourmand) on Jan 5, 2018 at 9:45pm PST

Food writer Evelyn Chen keeps an Instagram that is both pleasing to the eye and informative. Each photo – none of those amateur shadows, mind you – is accompanied by the ever-useful geotag and a short caption, telling you what you’re looking at. Sometimes they read like a snippet of a diary entry – a Jan 3 post reveals what she did with 500g of squid from Ghim Moh market – and in others, a critic’s verdict on a new restaurant. It’s a personable way to keep up to date with the latest eateries – both the humble and the atas – in Singapore.

 

@wenoms

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@waacowsg metaiko wagyu beef bowl (SGD 21.9) Savoury, melt in your mouth goodness with just the right amount of char 😍😍 . #delicious #donburi #lunch #mentaiko #aburi #japanese #japfood

A post shared by kerri (@wenoms) on Feb 1, 2018 at 10:01pm PST

Kerri Teo’s Instagram is just over a year old but has amassed more than 300 posts to date, which goes to show how often she eats. She is not afraid to tell us if a dish didn’t live up to its hype, and gives you a heads-up if there are good promotions to take advantage of (though you could also just check out our Chope Exclusives for great deals). She posts about her gastronomic adventures to fancier restaurants like Chef’s Table or Whitegrass, but isn’t ashamed to review the humble Ikea hot dog, either.

 

@eugenekhooyr

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@thecoconutclubsg nasi lemak. probably the most vanilla nasi lemak you can find in singapore. checks all the right boxes. also pretty cool they are cutting back on waste by not providing straws. should probably extend that to takeaway containers. the sheer amount of styrofoam and plastic we use is insane! time to design and sell “standard size” takeaway boxes for the singapore lunch crowd. 💡💰

A post shared by ek. (@eugenekhooyr) on Feb 8, 2018 at 9:06pm PST

Even if you were content to eat cardboard for the rest of your life, Eugene Khoo’s Instagram is still a delight to peruse, given all the aesthetic photos on his feed. Eugene is another globetrotter, travelling to cities as disparate as Melbourne, Modena and Copenhagen to satiate his desire for good food – another useful account for those who search for travel recommendations on the social media platform. Eugene’s feed is also great for the mini wine lessons he imparts, whether it’s about the way he describes a bubbly he enjoyed, or you just need some recs.

 

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