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Japanese

[Closed] Ryoshi Sushi Ikeikemaru (Westgate) – Affordable Good-Quality Sushi

Ryoshi Sushi Ikeikemaru is hidden on the top floor of Westgate and I chanced upon it one day when I was looking for a place to have a nice lunch. A search on Google reveals that the flagship outlet at the basement of Liang Court has received many good reviews for their affordable yet fresh […]

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Local Delights

Curry Times (Westgate) – Delicious Old Time Favourites

Any mention of Old Chang Kee will inevitably bring to mind their famous curry puffs with succulent curried potatoes, pieces of tender chicken,slices of egg and the curry full of herb and spices.  The good people behind Old Chang Kee know how Singaporeans love curry, they decided to give us the full works and Curry […]

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Japanese

Maccha House (Suntec City)

Maccha or Matcha is finely ground powder of specially grown and processed green tea. Matcha has become very popular in Japan ever since its introduction in 1911 and the traditional Japanese tea ceremony, the ceremonial preparation and presentation of matcha, has gained recognition worldwide.  Maccha House is a Japanese-style cafe serving up a small menu […]

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Japanese

Shabu Sai (Suntec City) – Value For Money Japanese Hotpot Buffet

Singaporeans love buffets. There are countless intercontinental buffets, Korean BBQ buffets, Chinese steamboat buffets, Thai mookata buffets (which I have not had the chance to try yet) and Japanese hotpot buffet on this tiny island. Japanese hotpot buffet is all the rage now, but I am ashamed to admit that I have never tried Japanese […]

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Desserts

Salted Caramel Artisan Ice-Cream

My first visit to Salted Caramel Artisan Ice Cream was back in April 2015 after a scrumptious feast at Badoque. This unpretentious ice-cream palour has left a deep impression on me so I am back. There is a good mix of classic flavours such as Vanilla and Cookies & Creme and exotic flavours such as […]

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Japanese

Tsuru-Koshi

Located next to Saboten is Tsuru-Koshi, whose flagship stall at Takashimaya Food Hall has received rave reviews about the “slip-down-the-throat” udon. I have been meaning to try out this restaurant and now I have finally gotten my chance.  Besides udon, Tsuru-Koshi also serves value-for-money bento sets. If you are looking for a light meal, you can […]

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French

Rida La Cuisine

French cuisine is no longer food of the rich. Following Saveur’s introduction of casual French dining, French restaurants have been popping up all around in Singapore like wild mushroom. Rida La Cuisine is one  such restaurant.  My doctor have been there a couple of times and she liked the food, so she decided to bring […]

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Japanese

[Closed] Saboten (IMM)

My father sounded so excited when he told me that he and my mother had dinner at a Japanese restaurant in IMM where they serve excellent Japanese set meals that are value-for-money. On a recent trip to IMM, my mother and I had dinner at that Japanese restaurant which I found out was called Saboten.  […]

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Uncategorized

Old Street Bak Kut Teh (Plaza Singapura)

I am not exactly a fan of bak kut teh although I have had my fair share because I find it too meaty and oily for my liking. I still have trouble getting used to the soap where pepper is about the only thing I can taste.  My colleague was going on and on about […]

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Uncategorized

Hotpot Culture

I have passed by Hotpot Culture a couple of times before but this steamboat restaurant has never quite caught my attention until the rat infestation incident.  Hotpot Set for 1 is reasonably-priced at $8.80. You can choose chicken/beef/seafood/pork platter. There are 7 soups to choose from: chicken/tom yum/fish/kimchi/vegetarian/herbal/ma la. I opted for beef platter with fish soup. […]