Dinner is the most essential meal, during which almost half of the daily amount should be consumed for the proper functioning of the organs and systems and for energy to complete various tasks. With the right approach to dinner, a person does not overeat and feels good. Neglecting to eat lunch leads to the accumulation of fatty deposits. If the body does not get adequate nutrition during the day, there is an increased risk of eating too much at night, which has a negative impact on night’s rest and fat storage levels.

Many people’s meals are based on the consumption of soups. Such dishes are prepared with vegetable and meat broths. Only one dish containing meat is required per meal, i.e. if the preparation of soup was accompanied by the addition of meat, the other meal should not contain this component. Moreover, soups should not contain excessive amounts of pasta and potatoes, as such foods contribute to gaining extra weight. It is not necessary to have traditional soups for lunch, you can do without it. It is enough to eat meat or fish in a boiled form with a vegetable salad, without bread and porridge. In addition to minerals and vitamins, vegetables contain fibre, which, if sufficiently consumed, normalizes the function of the stomach.

Singaporeans prefer light lunches. Sometimes rice can be the mainstay, accompanied by fish, which can be raw, grilled or marinated. You can also have cooked vegetables or salads to complement your meal. Rice vinegar or soy sauce is used as salad dressing. Tea is drunk at the end of the meal. Table service and eating culture are very important in traditional cuisine. All dishes are served in small portions in a certain order. There are rules about how a dish should be eaten. You can best learn about all this by visiting dining places in Singapore.

Tea Lounge

Tea Lounge

Regent Singapore Lobby Level, 1 Cuscaden Rd, Singapore 249715

To have a quick lunch, to grab a truffle burger and run away, to drink tea on the terrace, to have a few words with the team of the establishment or to ask to slice pastrami to go – it’s great to do all of the above things alone here. Comfort is not only in the food, but also in the atmosphere and ergonomics.

Wishes Cafe

Wishes Cafe

36 Circuit Rd, #01-414, Singapore 370036

Folklore

Folklore

700 Beach Rd, Level 2 Destination Singapore, Singapore 199598

Mod Café

Mod Café

1A Kuo Chuan Ave, Singapore 426888

The spice of Singaporean cuisine, the spiciness of dishes, homemade pastries – in the cafe you will find dishes from all over the world, prepared with love and warmth. Their credo is to make the best available. To do this, the chefs have developed a varied menu with affordable prices for each guest, and service – traditionally high quality.

The Old Pontian Cafe

The Old Pontian Cafe

1 Jelebu Rd, Bukit Panjang Rd, #01-41, Singapore 677743

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