Eating crab is often a messy affair and requires a lot of effort to crack open for just a little morsel of gastronomical gratification. As such, whenever I choose to order crab, the taste had better be worth my energy to peel and devour it. Over the past few decades, I have repeatedly tried several...
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In-Gin-ious Pairings at Rang Mahal
Gin Tasting Flight Did you know that India has it’s own homegrown gin? One of Singapore’s leading restaurants, Rang Mahal has debuted a gin tasting programme, which is a first for fine-dining Indian restaurants in Singapore. In collaboration with six premium Gin labels, of which three (Hapusa, Greater Than and Jaisalmer) are proudly distilled in...
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Delicious Beef Sukiyaki Don at Keisuke
Do you like beef? Do you like Japanese cuisine? Do you like Gyudon and Sukiyaki? Then Keisuke’s latest Sukiyaki Don is a bowl of happiness that combines sukiyaki and gyudon…only for S$14.90++! If you want to make it a real treat, they even have the A4 wagyu version at S$29.90. Nestled in a corner...
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The Coconut Club
This blog post has been long overdue and I apologise for not being consistent because I’ve just been so busy these days and I have hardly cooked nor ate anything interesting as I’ve just been ordering in. Oops. Anyway, finally had a get-together with a group of friends to try the hype that is known...
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Baaeckoning the new year with Little Sheep Hotpot in Singapore
Little Sheep Hotpot from Inner Mongolia is now in Singapore thanks to No Signboard Holdings and I was kindly invited to their official opening! Located at One Fullerton, Little Sheep Hotpot Singapore does have a nice view of the bay area (if you’re seated next to the glass windows) and will attract quite a lot...
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What Does Pizza Hut’s Slice of Simple Really Mean?
If you have seen this ad by Pizza Hut Singapore recently, you might be wondering what this is all about and what is this “Slice of Simple”? At first, I thought that Pizza Hut was going back to basics and serve up what the Italians have been producing all these years – simple, unadulterated, thin...
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Chocolate Lovers Cheer as Fullerton’s Chocolate Buffet Returns
You’ve been warned. Chocolate lovers will revel in the fact that Fullerton Hotel’s The Courtyard has brought back their Chocolate Buffet (S$45++ per adult; S$22 per child) and it is only on Fridays and Saturdays from 8.00pm to 11.00pm. Bigger, better and helmed by Executive Pastry Chef Siddharth Prabhu, the weekend evening affair features a...
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Ginza Tendon Itsuki’s Tempura Donburi
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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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...