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Japanese

Sushi Goshin by Akashi (Suntec City)

Sushi Goshin is one of the few restaurants that opened in the newly-renovated Suntec City Mall but I have never quite manage to gather enough courage (or money) to venture inside because it looked like an upscale Japanese restaurant and that usually means hefty price tags, until they put up poster to show the prices […]

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PappaRich (Suntec City)

PappaRich has been around for quite a while, but it is only when it opened an outlet in Suntec City that I got to sample their Malaysian offerings.  I like that the Bandung is not overly sweet with subtle rose fragrance. I wanted to try a little of everything so I ordered Super Rich Combo […]

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Ah Yat Abalone Forum Restaurant – Dim Sum Buffet

I am just as surprised as you are that Ah Yat Abalone Forum Restaurant actually served dim sum, because Ah Yat is famous for their seafood. Well, I chanced upon a promotion online for “Eat All You Can” Dim Sum Buffet so I called up Stella to join me. We went crazy and ordered so […]

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Chinese

Jing Hua Restaurant 京华小吃 (Bugis Village)

Situated just next door to Ramen Keisuke Tonkotsu King Four Seasons, Jing Hua Xiao Chi was founded by Han couple in 1989. What was started as a means to make ends meet has become hugely popular and the restaurant has expanded to 3 outlets in Singapore, 3 outlets in Japan and 1 outlet in Italy. […]

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Seoul Garden HotPot (HabourFront Centre)

I remember the Seoul Garden’s glorious days when there is an outlet in almost every shopping mall and it was the synonym of Korean BBQ, but I have always felt that Seoul Garden is over-priced and lacks variety. Nowadays, the Korean BBQ chain has almost disappeared from the Singapre food scene. Seoul Garden has now […]

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Japanese

Ramen Keisuke Tonkotsu King Four Seasons

I joined the Keisuke Challenge which was held last year in October, and that’s how I came to know about the existence of Ramen Keisuke Tonkotsu King Four Seasons. I am intrigued by the concept of ramen representing the four season, so I decided to try out all the four different ramens.  Condiments include mayonnaise, […]

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Chinese

Tim Ho Wan (Westgate)

Tim Ho Wan originated from Hong Kong and this hole-in-the-wall eatery has been featured in the world famous Michelin guide.  Tim Ho Wan has finally arrived in Singapore with 5 outlets scattered in the five corners of Singapore.  My first visit to Tim Ho Wan (Westgate) has left me with a very favourable impression, so here I […]

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Thai

Bangkok Jam (Bugis Junction) – Contemporary Thai Cusine

I am sure most Singaporeans are familiar with the trendy Thai bistro, Bangkok Jam. There are eight outlets spread all around Singapore.       Apparently, Bangkok Jam is part of the Creative Eateries Group, with presence in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Taiwan and China. Green Papaya Salad with Soft-Shell Crab is one of the must-order […]

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Vietnamese

Ngon: Deliciously Vietnam

After a major refurbishment exercise, the basement of One Raffles Place (formerly known as OUB Centre) has been transformed into a food haven featuring more than 40 food outlets.  Ngon means “delicious” in Vietnam and that is exactly what this restaurant hopes to achieve: bringing you “Deliciously Vietnam” (that’s their slogan) food.  Helmed by Vietnamese […]

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Western

Coffee Club (Marina Square) – Afternoon Treats for 2

Coffee Club (now known as O’Coffee Club) has come up with an afternoon tea set named Afternoon Tea for Two.  The three-tiered rack consists of mini sandwiches, French pastries, scones and a choice of freshly brewed coffee or a selection of premium gryphon teas. Although it’s supposed to be for two person, there is more […]