Imperial Herbal Restaurant serves unique herbal dishes I used to pass by a Chinese medicinal hall on my way to school, and even from four stores away, the pungent, cloying smell of herbs and spices would…
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Chinese Hawker Reviews Singaporean136 Hong Kong Street Review: Claypot Mee Tai Bak You Can’t Find Anywhere Else
136 Hong Kong Street serves claypot mee tai bak Update: 136 Hong Kong Street’s Clementi outlet has closed down. Their Aljunied outlet is located at Blk 1 Upper Aljunied Road, #01-02, Singapore 360001. They…
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Chinese Hawker ReviewsZhong Guo La Mian Xiao Long Bao Review: Cheap Sixty-Cent Xiao Long Baos At Chinatown
This hawker XLB stall is Din Tai Fung’s worthy rival When I was 12 and knew nothing about good food, my momma hauled me over to Din Tai Fung for a celebration after I…
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Cute animal dim sum at East Ocean Bringing your entire extended family out for a special occasion can be hard. Ah gong and ah ma want to go to a good ol’ Chinese restaurant,…
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Chinese Restaurant ReviewsJiu Gong Ge Steamboat (九宫格火锅) Review: Giant Seafood Steamboat Beside Bugis MRT
Giant seafood steamboat opposite Bugis Junction I’m quite a budget eater, but there are days I crave for something more than hawker food. And when it comes to a luxe meal, nothing can beat…
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Chinese Hawker ReviewsQi Xiang Chicken Pot Review: Obscure Claypot Chicken Steamboat Near Kovan MRT
Claypot chicken steamboat for the starving soul We all know dreary days equate to copious consumption of steamboat and it’s almost become instinctive by now. Bad day? Steamboat. Rainy day? Steamboat. Any day? Still…
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Chinese Hawker Reviews SingaporeanSumo Big Prawn Review: Lobster And Crayfish Prawn Mee At A Hawker Stall In AMK
Sumo Big Prawn changes the prawn mee game The “bigger is better” philosophy doesn’t stop at cutting a slice of cake, it also seems to be the mantra of Ang Mo Kio’s biggest hawker…
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Chicken rice steamboat at one of Singapore’s oldest restaurants Nothing unites Singaporeans more than our love for FOOD. Similarly, nothing divides us more than timeless debates between which hawker stall does our fave dish best.…
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Buffet Chinese Restaurant ReviewsMalaysia Local Delights Review: Lok Lok Buffet with Free-Flow Ice-Cream For $24.80 Nett
A Malaccan Favourite Brought To Singapore Lok Lok. What is it? That question kept playing in my head even before I stepped foot into Malaysia Local Delights. After getting a glimpse of high shelves…
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Chinese Fusion Japanese Restaurant ReviewsShisen Hanten Review: 2 Michelin Star Restaurant Deserving Of Its Title
Sichuan food with Japanese influence With 2 Michelin stars in its pocket, the first word that comes to mind when dining at Shisen Hanten is “ATAS”. Even though its Chinese name “四川饭店” literally translates to…