ToTT

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• Anynomous

  30 January 2018

  One of my favorite places to hang out...but then again, I'm a huge cuisinerd. Yes, you heard it here first! If like me you like browsing culinary hardware and it takes you to your happy place, then ToTT or Tools of The Trade is a definite "must-visit" destination for you! This is the slick retail outlet for Sia Huat, an established industry provisioner for everything you need to start and run a restaurant. The space is huge and the selections are good. I bought my first cast-iron skillet in Singapore here and the buttermilk fried chicken that came out of it was everything I remembered Southern fried delicacies to be.

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• Anynomous

  30 December 2017

  Get your dinnerware and kitchen needs here. Huge place offering a vast selection of brands of cookware and kitchen needs. They are having year end sale now. Home appliances can also be found here.

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• Anynomous

  13 October 2017

  This is a nice place to shop for your cooking needs. Kitchenware quality is good and there is a wide variety of products.

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• Anynomous

  28 September 2017

  I love this place because it is so convenient - directly at the entrance of King Albert Park MRT station. TOTT ( stants for Tools Of The Trade ) is a vast retail outlet selling everything you need for your kitchen, cooking or baking. Besides the retail store , they also have cooking studios, party halls and a bistro ..... drop by on a weekend for a time of dining and shopping

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• Anynomous

  15 September 2017

  A lovely place to shop for presents for my foodie friends, and a treasure trove of high-quality equipment for your cooking needs. It's conveniently located next to an MRT Station (King Albert Park), and even has a bistro to rest my feet after the shopping is done. What I enjoy in particular is the convenience of being able to get my SodaStream refill exchange CO2 Cylinder from there, and the wide variety of cooking classes available. It's definitely inspiring me to want to whip out my apron and get creative in the kitchen!

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• Anynomous

  23 July 2017

  Great place to shop for kitchenware. Look out for their kueh appreciation day.

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• Anynomous

  15 June 2017

  Organized a group of kids to learn baking here but the manpower on their side was way too short and we have to step in to facilitate. Ingredients and the end products were good.

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• Anynomous

  02 June 2017

  The very original store of ToTT. It has a wide range of variety and sometimes they have the "sales" corner which you should take note of!

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• Anynomous

  16 March 2017

  You can find almost any kitchenware you are looking for. Very kind shop assistants.

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• Anynomous

  13 February 2017

  My favourite 'Mee-Siam' is no longer as good - it is so diluted. I had to request for them to re-make it the last time I dine there... didn't bother to ask again. I hope someone from ToTT reading this message will look into it.

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• Anynomous

  31 October 2016

  I love shopping here. Great variety of stuff to check out. Food @ bistro is so-so only. However if ur a member you get discount so take a rest @ the bistro if ur tired shopping :)

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• Anynomous

  17 September 2016

  Huge range of culinary preparation items and excellent prices. They even sell Chef uniforms. Service is excellent. Parking is free on weekends.

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• Anynomous

  30 May 2016

  Threw a birthday party here for my 4 year old and everything went very well. Guests were impressed by the activities (Bak&Go cookies) and venue (play area for younger kids + kitchenware shopping for adults). The staff were very helpful and allowed me to relax and catch up with the other parents. They also have more hands-on/difficult classes for older kids (7 and above) that are marketed as junior master chef-ish. I'm definitely coming back again either when my son is older or when his younger brother's turn comes along.

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