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Shang Palace clinched One-Michelin star successfully this year and last year (2021) offers classic and sophisticated Cantonese creations, one of the finest of its kind. The restaurant located at Shangri-La Singapore is also renowned for the grace and dynamism it brings to the cuisine.

Earlier this year, the restaurant welcomes its new Executive Chinese Chef Daniel Cheung who has 37 years of culinary experience in top-level Cantonese cooking. A native of Hong Kong, he comes fresh from a five-year tenure at Shang Palace Kowloon, another Michelin-starred restaurant within the group. Combining a traditional foundation with contemporary creativity, Chef Daniel infuses time-honored classics with modernity and meticulous presentation. Read More

Wan Hao Chinese Restaurant has refreshed it’s a la carte menu and launched the seasonal Sri Lankan Crab menu recently. Helmed by Executive Chinese Chef Brian Wong Shiuh Yean, diners can look forward a combination of imaginative and refined luxurious delicacies to wow the discerning palates of modern diners. Think classic Cantonese delicacies that are familiar and comforting, yet refined and exquisite with the use of the finest, fresh ingredients. Read More

Crystal Jade Palace at Takashimaya Shopping Centre and Crystal Jade Golden Palace at Paragon mall has recently refreshed their menu with new tantalizing dishes crafted by Group Executive Chef Martin Foo. We were there for a dinner tasting and here are some of the highlights from the two restaurants: Read More

Madame Fan located at The NCO Club is a modern Cantonese restaurant that offers refined cuisine cooked with finesse. It is currently helmed by executive Chinese chef Pak Chee Yit. We had the chance to try Indulge Menu priced at S$268 per person that consists of seven-course dinner menu. Read More

Back to Jia Wei Chinese Restaurant located at the second floor of Grand Mercure Singapore Roxy recently. I still remember my first visit here was quite a delish experience. This time round I am back to check out the ala carte menu and new dim sum offerings. The restaurant also offer lunch set deals that worth checking too. Or enjoy 20% discount when you order from here. Read More

Usher in the year of Tiger with a luxurious selection of Lunar New Year delicacies and prosperity pri-fixe menus at Man Fu Yuan from 11 January to 15 February 2022. Indulge in festive yusheng masterpieces to a delectable showcase of Chinese delights catered for families and business gatherings. The pri-fixe menu price starts from S$118.00++ per guest (min 2 guests to dine) to S$328.00++ per guest depending on the menu selection. There is also Vegetarian Menu for this festive season as well. For full menu, click here . Read More

Golden Peony, a multi award-wining Chinese restaurant located on the third floor of Conrad Centennial Singapore has launched The Art of Curation recently. Riding on the previous success of the Discovery Menu, Executive Chinese Chef Ku Keung launched the next Discovery Menu series available for lunch and dinner. The menu includes the unconventional culinary creations from scrumptious dim sum dishes to signature dishes. Read More

Jia Wei Chinese Restaurant (家味) located at Level 2 of Grand Mercure Singapore Roxy is a contemporary Chinese restaurant with a modern take on their interior space. The restaurant offers variety of dishes that are best suit for families and big group diners. It was not aware of this restaurant until my recent staycation at the hotel that brings me to the attention. It is for sure an underrated restaurant in the east guys. Read More

Si Chuan Dou Hua Restaurant at Top of UOB Plaza welcomes Executive Cantonese Chef Hoo Chee Keong with his refined takes on Cantonese Cuisine. Chef Hoo’s reverence for premium fresh seasonal produce is evident as he injects the menu with premium boutique finds of Kanto sea cucumber, black garlic, pacific cod and organice produce. He emphasizes that no MSG used in the restaurant, so the flavours you get are fully and originally derived from the ingredients and the combination of it. This is a good old Cantonese way of cooking. Read More

Laifabar has relocated to Prestige Centre at Bukit Batok Crescent recently. They used to be at The Scarlet Singapore, Ann Siang Hill. The name “Laifabar” is refer to “let’s prosper” in Mandarin words. The F&B was always full house and long queue whenever I passed by the previous location. They serve traditional old school wanton noodles and other delights with price starts from S$5.50 onwards. There are a mix of online reviews but mostly are positive so I was looking forward to it. Read More