My friend has been raving about Ginza Tendon Itsuki’s Tempura Donburi for ages and with the long snaking queue outside the restaurant, I had to check it out. They only have 2 things on the menu: Special Tendon (S$13.90++) or Vegetable Tendon (S$12.90++), and they serve chawanmushi as well as miso soup alongside. The chawanmushi...
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$10 Wagyudon with Onsen Egg
I had already read much about this S$10 gyudon stall at the famous Amoy Food Centre, which serves up “Instagrammable” beef rice bowls topped with onsen egg that oozes yolk when burst. I finally got to try the dish when the store, Gyu Nami, did a flash sale on Qoo10 where I only paid S$4.99...
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Wholesome Savour New Vegan Menu
Welcome to the newly revamped menu of Wholesome Savour, a more casual dining cafe of its sister Frunatic. Similar to Frunatic, the food served at Wholesome Savour serves vegan food that contains no gluten, no dairy, no peanuts, no eggs and no preservatives. All their ingredients are also washed with alkaline ionised water to remove...
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Teddy Bear Mala Hot Pot at Spice World Singapore
Hello Kitty shaped out of mala soup and beef oil I was invited to the Grand Opening of Spice World, which is an award winning Chinese hot pot chain brand, in Singapore. Their latest branch is located in a 200-seater, 6,000 square foot dining space at Clarke Quay that serves up an array of aromatic spicy...
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Gu Thai Thai Noodles
What do you eat after a yoga session that ends at 9.30pm? Why…you go for a late dinner at a nearby Thai restaurant that opens till late! Welcome to my introduction to Thai Boat Noodles as served by Gu Thai Noodles in POMO. Why is it called Boat Noodles and do the noodles come in...
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World’s First Tokidoki Pop Up Cafe
I went to the World’s first Tokidoki Pop Up Cafe earlier this month and I’ve been too busy to post it till now. However, I’ve decided to post my review at my other blog www.melfann.com instead of this food blog because…it is just so cute and had merchandise etc. Side note: me wonders why I...
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Asia’s First Nutritional Therapeutic Fine Dining Frunatic
I was recently invited to Frunatic, a 30-seater fine dining restaurant located in Palais Renaissance, for a nutritional therapeutic 8-course meal that was aptly named “Beautifying & Detoxifying” (S$108.80). Their philosophy is to use nutrition to help maintain, restore and improve the health of all individuals. Stepping into Frunatic, I must say that I do...
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Patbingsoo Singapore
With the Korean wave, they have brought to us one of their desserts – Patbingsoo. Honestly, this is not very new. We have Ice Kachang in Singapore and kakigori in Japan. We humans seem to like to put fruit, nuts, syrup and ice cream on a bed of ice. Above and below is their Sinsa...
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Review – COMO Cuisine at Dempsey
I was invited to the media launch of a new supplement in Singapore – Tru Niagen, which was held at COMO Cuisine at Dempsey. But since this is my food blog, I’ll be reviewing the food part of whole event while I’ll blog about the supplement in my lifestyle blog www.melfann.com. Located at 18A Dempsey...
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Review – Suntory’s Colourless Premium Morning Tea
Don’t know about you but my initial thought when I heard about this colourless tea was that it was just water with lots of artificial colouring. The fact that it looks like water but tastes like milk tea is quite mind boggling. Hence, it was really intriguing when I read the ingredientslist and it was...