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Ushering this reunions full of abundance, prosperity and happiness at Wan Hao Chinese Restaurant, Singapore Marriott Tang Plaza Hotel. Presenting to you a treasure trove of Lunar New Year celebratory delicacies, perfect for family reunions and gatherings of 8 persons. From specially-curated 8-course Prosperity Set Menus, a la carte Lunar New Year delicacies or exquisitely-made Takeaway Treasures from Wan Hao Chinese Restaurant to Takeaway Goodies to elevate your Lunar New Year celebration. Read More

Jia Bin Klang Bak Kut Teh located at Rangoon Road is one of the Malaysian-style Bak Kut Teh you can find in Singapore. The eatery is originated from Seremban, Malaysia and they also brought in Klang-style bak kut teh as well. If you are familiar with Klang bak kut teh, then you will know it is the dry version that you cannot find in many places. Read More

Crystal Jade Group celebrate this Lunar New Year with new exquisite dishes for dine-in at their restaurants as well as takeaway set menu for five packed in a beautiful customised gift box made for gifting or personal enjoyment. The Chinese New year dining at Crystal Jade restaurants will commence from 25 January 2021 (selected outlets will closed on 12 February 2021). Reservations can be made online via https://inline.app/booking/cj from 1 December 2020. Read More

Syohachi Yakiniku opened its first outlet in Singapore offering All-You-Can-Eat Japanese Yakiniku Buffet in the month of October 2020. The restaurant is located at Tanjong Pagar’s Guoco Tower and a short walking distance from Tanjong Pagar MRT Station. You can find 3 different set menus depending on what sort of meats you prefer. Beef lovers can rejoice as you can feast till 1 am daily. Read More

Pratunam PLUS located at Bugis+ is by Soi Thai Soi Nice offers affordable Thai Street Food Eateries in town. The Thai eatery shop is easily noticeable with their vibrant colours design and a Tuk Tuk Cart in front of the shop entrance. The menu has an extensive offers ranging from rice and noodles dishes to Thai-style grilled skewers, with items that will not be available at the outstanding outlets at ARC and Westgate. They also offer Thai Milk Bubble Teas apart from the usual Lemongrass and Thai Coconut drinks. Read More

Xin Cuisine Chinese Restaurant ushers in a prosperous Year of the Ox with array of Cantonese dishes for takeaways and lavish set menus for up to 8 persons. The dishes are curated by Chinese Executive Chef Chan Kung Lai whose origins are from Hong Kong. There are a total of 6 different set menus. From the 8-course Blissful Menu at S$398.00++ for 4 pax to the Prosperous Celebrations Menu at S$1,398.00++ for 8 persons. Read More

Tien Court at Copthorne King’s Hotel Singapore reopens this December with new menus and offerings. The contemporary Cantonese restaurant is helmed by Master Chef Tai has been one of the popular choice for wedding banquets in Singapore. It has been years since I last visited the restaurant and the place still look the same as before. Read More

As you step into Picanhas’ , you will find it familiar because the restaurant took over The Feather Blade. Thus, this explains the familiar interior with minimal changes on the design. The restaurant located at Club Street offers affordable Brazilian steak and alcohol free wine and mocktails currently. They are thinking to expand their menu from time to time. Read More

Taste Paradise reopens after closing for seven months to renovate its premises as well as retrain both its kitchen team and service staff. Taste Paradise is known for its Cantonese Cuisine is now helmed by 32-year-old Executive Chef Chan Chung Sing and 58-year-old Executive Chef Chan Wing Kwong, both hailing from Hong Kong. Previously from Paradise Pavilion, Chef Chan Wing Kwong brings to the table his 40-plus years of culinary experience in Cantonese cuisine. The younger Chef Chan Chun Sing breathes new life into the decades-old Taste Paradise, drawing on his over 15 years of experience working in restaurants such as Dragon King and Lei Garden, Hong Kong. Read More

My friends and I went for a walk at Sungei Buloh over the weekend and decided to venture to Bollywood Veggies for lunch since it is 5 mins drive from Sungei Buloh. Both are located quite ‘ulu’ or we can say it is a hidden gems in Singapore. No travelling this year so we are on a quest to rediscover Singapore. Bollywood Veggies is an organic farm in Singapore where it was co-founded by Lim Ho Seng and Ivy Singh-Lim. You can Google about the history or visit their official website for more information about the history. Read More