I’ve visited Japan countless times and have eaten at fast-food spots like McDonald’s Japan and Mos Burger. However, I had never been to Denny’s in Japan—until my latest trip. Unlike McDonald’s and Mos Burger, Denny’s is a casual family restaurant that operates 24 hours a day and serves both breakfast and dinner. On this trip, …
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Ippudo Ramen is one of the most popular and well-known ramen chains in Japan. However, when it comes to pricing, the Singapore branch doesn’t quite match up to its Japanese counterpart. I’ve always found Ippudo to be on the pricier side for ramen, even though the quality is consistently decent. That’s why I usually only …
Old Airport Road Hawker Centre is a treasure trove of iconic local food, offering everything from Lor Mee to Fish Soup. It’s also home to two renowned Char Kway Teow (CKT) stalls: Lao Fu Zi Fried Kway Teow and Dong Ji Fried Kway Teow. Both are known for their delicious plates of CKT, but unfortunately, …
Lao Fu Zi Fried Kway Teow – One Of The Best I’ve Tried with a Michilin Bib Gourmand. Read More »
Dim Sum is an array of small Chinese dishes traditionally loved by both the old and young. Chao Yue Xuan Dim Sum Express is a spot located in Northpoint City Yishun offering an assortment of not only dim sum, but rice and noodle dishes as well! It’s one of the few restaurants that does not …
For all the talk that the East side of Singapore has the best food, I think the West side has amazing food as well. There are multiple hawker centres in the west side but Yuhua Market and Hawker Centre are one of the most notable. As is customary, I usually look for any good chicken …
Xing Yun Hainanese Boneless Chicken Rice – Who Says the West Doesn’t Have Good Food? Read More »
I may have found the best duck rice in Singapore, completely by accident. Since stage 3 of the Thomson East Coast line was opened on 23 June, I decided to pay Marine Parade a visit as it’s now more convenient to do so with the new Marine Parade MRT station. I visited the Marine Parade …
Bak Kut Teh is one of the lesser known dishes here in Singapore. However, it’s still an amazing local dish that has a Malaysian variation as well. Singapore’s version is peppery, while the Malaysian version is more herbal. I’ve always preferred the Malaysian style due to my spice intolerance, however, I wanted to get out …
Hock Lee Bak Kut Teh: Well Known Stall in Toa Payoh with A Spicy Treat Read More »
Out of all the different ramen broths I’ve tried, chicken broth ramen is not one of them, and I’ve always wondered what it’d taste like. Chicken broth ramen is a rarity in Singapore as many ramen restaurants are dominated by either Tonkotsu, Shoyu, Shio or Miso broths. Enter Marutama Ramen, which was founded by Tetsuya …
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As a devoted fan of chicken rice, I’ve always lamented the scarcity of good chicken rice stalls in Bishan. While Ming Kee and Sin Ming chicken rice are notable, I’ve consistently found their rice to be a bit too dry for my liking. However, I’ve finally discovered a chicken rice stall that hits the mark …
Qi Le Boneless Chicken Rice – The Best Chicken Rice in Bishan? Read More »
Tenya Tendon is my all-time favorite Tendon restaurant in Singapore, and for good reason too! Hailing from Tokyo, it claims to be Japan’s No.1 Tendon chain restaurant and has 4 outlets in Singapore. I visited its outlet at ION Orchard. Tenya has an extensive menu, offering dishes from its signature Tendon (or Tempura rice bowl) …
