Ease into the morning with a comforting Singaporean Indian breakfast hosted by Nithia. The meal features a familiar trio of dishes: dosa (lentil pancakes) served with chutney, semiya upma—a lightly spiced vermicelli dish—and vadai, a savoury lentil fritter that’s both crisp and hearty. To complete the experience, guests can enjoy freshly brewed masala tea and Indian-style coffee.
As part of My Community Festival 2025, this breakfast offers more than just food—it’s a quiet reflection on how our mornings, and the meals we share, shape the rhythm of our lives. For Nithia, cooking is a way of connecting—with people, places, and memories. Having spent time between Singapore and the UK, her approach to food reflects both movement and rootedness. Whether you’re revisiting a familiar taste or discovering something new, this breakfast invites you to start the day with warmth, flavour, and a shared table.
Nithia finds joy in preparing meals for others. Originally from Singapore, she spent a significant portion of her teenage years and twenties living in the UK before returning home for family and career. Her travels have heavily influenced her culinary style, and she enjoys experimenting with new dishes and cuisines to broaden her repertoire. She is a foodie and passionate home cook and enjoys cooking for others.
Meet Angelina Choy, an ex-journalist by profession and a heritage guide at My Alexandra Heritage Tour who brings grace, warmth, and a deep sense of care to everything she does. Known for her patience and loving nature, Angelina has a quiet way of connecting with people—whether she’s leading a tour through Alexandra’s historic neighbourhoods or simply enjoying a good meal and heartfelt conversation with family and friends.
Her work in journalism has sharpened her appreciation for stories—especially those found in everyday places and people. This love for storytelling comes alive during her tours, where she gently guides participants through layered histories of war, resilience, and community life in one of Singapore’s most storied neighbourhoods.
Angelina’s thoughtful presence and sincere approach make her a guide who listens as much as she shares. With her, a heritage walk feels less like a lesson and more like a shared journey—full of reflections, stories, and moments that linger long after the tour ends.
Participants should be dressed respectfully in smart casual (i.e. collared shirt, long pants and covered shoes). Sleeveless attire, shorts/miniskirts or sandals are strictly not allowed.
Dishes may contain nuts. The food is vegetarian but not halal-certified.
Parking is available at the open air carpark behind Blk 223 Serangoon Ave 4 Singapore 550223.
My Breakfast Club
My Breakfast Club
My Breakfast Club
My Breakfast Club
My Breakfast Club
My Breakfast Club
