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Peach Garden Chinese Restaurant launches “OISHI Flavours of Japan”, a delectable menu with a unique Nipponese twist, prepared with premium ingredients sourced directly from the country. This menu is available from 02 March 2020 to 30 April 2020. The menu showcases brand new dim sum, a la carte and set menu offerings, just in time to celebrate the Cherry Blossom session. The menu is available at all seven outlets- OCBC Centre, Hotel Miramar, Thomson Plaza, NTU Blk N2.1, Chinatown Point, The Metropolis, and Changi Airport T2, except for the dim sum items, which are only available at Thomson Plaza and Hotel Miramar. Read More

Love Chinese Cuisine but concerned about sharing food with others? Dine worry-free at Taste Paradise, where foodies can spoil themselves delectable dishes which are served individually plated.During the tasting, we indulged in the 6-course set which I highly recommend. The S$68.00++ set is impossibly value for money, especially when you get premium ingredients like shark fin, lobster and Kurobuta pork. Read More

MAI 舞 by Dashi Master Marusaya located within a walking distance from Outram MRT Station is a fine Japanese dining restaurant at Bukit Pasoh Road. The company, Marusaya is a Katsuobushi purveyor which specialises in a 2-year-old mysterious ingredient and is widely used in Japanese cooking. Hence, naturally the restaurant uses premium Katsuobushi (dried bonito flakes) as key element in the menu including traditional Japanese produce and locally sourced ingredients to create the dishes. Read More

Great World City has revamped and there are new F&B tenants to check out when you visit the mall. One of them is The Blue Ginger, one of Singapore’s most established Peranakan brands launches its second outlet here. It is 25 years after its flagship opened in Tanjong Pagar. Read More

Tiong Bahru Bakery, Singapore proud local French bakery has recently launched Tiong Bahru Bakery Diner. It is an all-day extension at its Funan Mall and Raffles City outlets. With the new chef de cuisine, Paul Albert on board, the debut menu showcases his past and present culinary. Almost every element of the dishes is made from scratch and using wild fermentation techniques that span from days to months. Vegan and vegetarians have more options here as the menu comprises plant-based dishes. Read More

Happiness Seafood by Uncle Leong Signatures is the sister restaurant of Uncle Leong Signatures. The local Singapore family-oriented restaurant offers seafood options and other zi-char dishes. And of course the signature crabs such as claypot crab beehoon, black pepper crab, chilli crab, mala crab and more. The menu here is 90% similar to Uncle Leong Signatures but they do have their selected signature dishes here like Mala Crab or Oreo Butter Crab. Read More

Ryan’s Grocery is a Singapore’s premium alternative gourmet,organic, gluten-, allergen-and preservative-free specialty foods store opens its second flagship outlet at newly revamped Great World City. Their second outlet includes Ryan’s Kitchen, its first café in Singapore. They also offer selection of Australian native tea from Roogenic, sustainably sourced wild-caught seafood from Noosa Seafood Market, as well as boutique handmade jams, relishes and condiments from Jamworks. Read More

Apart from Singapore iconic tourist attraction places like Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay, Singapore Zoo and ArtScience Museum, Chinatown Heritage Centre located at 48 Pagoda Street is also one of the tourist spot to go to. I had the opportunity to visit the beautifully-restored shophouses turned centre and it was definitely a good exposure. I was quite impressed with the museum that literally transport back to 1950s. Read More

Yakiniku Like from Japan is a speciality fast food Yakiniku Restaurant opens its first outlet in Singapore. The restaurant is located at Paya Lebar Quarter Mall, accessible via Paya Lebar MRT Station. The speciality fast food restaurant from Japan has 30 branches in Asia and is brought in by Dining Innovation Group. It has a quick service concept that serves within three minutes upon submitting the order. Read More

The Nomads located along Telok Ayer Street serves modern Central Asian dining concept. The restaurant name represents the road less travelled; a reimagination of The Silk Road’s gastronomic trail. It is established by Shawn Kishore of Five Ten Holdings and Olzhas Zhiyenkulov, a Kazakhstan native. Read More