Filled with good food, full of good luck Picture a chill restaurant with a large mural of a Chinese dragon on one side, and a bar with purple neon lights shining bright above it…
Chinese Restaurant Reviews
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A Surprisingly Homely Ambience That Draws One In When the old restaurant Vis-A-Vis in South Union Park’s current space (101 Jalan Kembangan) closed its shutters, my sister was devastated – she really liked the…
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Finally, Do-It-Yourself Kaisendon! This was an undercover review with expenses covered by Eatbook. Teppei Syokudo is my #1 go-to for affordable restaurant-grade donburi takeaway. Their kaisendon is priced below $20; there are few places in…
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About Redpan: East Meets West This was an undercover review with expenses covered by Eatbook. Source Redpan is one of the newest casual Asian-fusion restaurants on the block. A collaboration between DP Architects and GRUB,…
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A bite-sized taste of Scandinavia Update: These seasonal dishes are no longer available. I’ve never actually tried Scandinavian cuisine before. I’ve heard many things about it, phrases like “strong bodied flavours” and “food of the…
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Buffet Restaurant Reviews WesternItalian Paradiso at Marriott Cafe – Traditional Italian Fare At Its Finest
Food that warms the belly and the soul Update: These seasonal dishes are no longer available. What comes to mind when people mention ‘Italian food’? The odds are pizza, pasta, and maybe tiramisu. There’s so…
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About Meat N Chill I wasn’t expecting much when I received an invitation to a corner in Bukit Timah on a hazy Tuesday afternoon, in fact I was dreading it. Bukit Timah is a…
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About Spruce Update (4th April 2019): Spruce has relocated to Bukit Timah and Katong. Italian restaurants seem to be a dime a dozen in Singapore. Unfortunately, there’s only about a handful of them who…
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About The Carvery Update: These seasonal dishes are no longer available. I wouldn’t be surprised if you’ve never heard of The Carvery, it’s a brand new buffet restaurant house in the brand new Park Hotel…
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About Ciao If there’s one place in Singapore I’m surprised an Italian restaurant hasn’t sprung up yet, it would be Haji Lane. For the longest time, Singapore’s quirkiest street has been void of true…