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Chen’s Mapo Tofu is the sister concept of Chen Kentaro’s two-Michelin-starred fine dining restaurant Shisen Hanten opens its second outlet at Star Vista. Their first outlet is at Downtown Gallery. This concept focuses on Sichuan cuisine and the price is pocket-friendly that cater to everyone. They used to have one outlet at Jewel Changi Airport but it was closed down recently. Read More

JUMBO Seafood celebrates Chinese New Year with its Reunion Sets that are available on the eve of Chinese New Year , 11 February 2021 . It is a one-day exclusive menu that include Chinese New Year staples such as Prosperity Salmon ‘Yu Sheng’ 发财三文鱼鱼生, Seafood Soup Braised with Fish Maw and Crab Meat 海鲜蟹肉鱼鳔羮, Live ‘Soon Hock’ (Marble Goby) Steamed with Soya Sauce 清蒸活笋壳, 5-Head Abalone and Shiitake Mushroom Braised with Spinach and ‘Fa Cai’ in Oyster Sauce 发菜五头鲍鱼花菇扒菠菜, and Rice Steamed with Braised Pork and Whole Conpoy Wrapped in Lotus Leaf 摇柱卤肉荷叶饭. Prices start from S$298.00++ for 4 pax. Read More

Usher in the Year of the Ox at Mitzo Restaurant & Bar, a restaurant with a charming, stylish space studded with modern eclectics. The restaurant is located at the 4th level of Grand Park Orchard, the restaurant is easily accessible via walking distance from Orchard or Somerset MRT station. Read More

Ushering in the Year of the Ox, Hai Tien Lo at Pan Pacific Singapore captures the spirit of joy and prosperity of the Lunar New Year with delectable array of dining experiences for memorable reunions. The Lunar New Year Menu launches from 25 January to 26 February 2021. Read More

Peach Garden celebrates Chinese New Year 2021 with new menu items such as the “Heng Heng’ Million Dollar Yu Sheng and goodies. The Peach Garden’s Lunar New Year Special Menu this year, together with premium Pen Cai dishes and traditional festive goodies can be made in-store and online from 5 January to 26 February 2021. 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

It’s the time of the year again!PUTIEN’s Oyster Festival is back from 6 November 2020 to 31 March 2021. You can read about the last year’s oyster dishes here.As for this year, they are back with two new dishes and affordable promotion. For a limited time, customers can enjoy any two Oyster Festival dishes at an exclusive bundle price of just S$29.90. Read More

[updated 21 Nov 2020]

Jia Yuen Eating House located at 15 Crane Road is a quiet coffeeshop around Joo Chiat vicinity area. The eatery shop is not noticeable as it is nestled among a row of shophouses and opposite residential housing. We were there on Saturday late noon for our lunch and the whole place is dim like closed for business. But we saw there are people having their meals there and went ahead to check it out. Read More

Loong Fatt Tau Sar Piah at Balestier Road has a long history way back in 1948. It is the oldest lot set up shop by Hainan-born owner, Mr Li Fan Long. Tau Sar Piah is said to be invented in 1972 and has been going strong since then. Tau Sar Piah (豆沙饼) refers to Mung Bean Paste Biscuit. Singapore and Malaysia have their own version of Tau Sar Piah and unique in their own way. Read More

Long Beach Seafood Restaurant is a Singapore’s leading seafood restaurant and also the Creator of the Original and Best Black Pepper Crab since 1982. The restaurant is an iconic seafood place to go for locals and tourists. My last visit to their outlet at Dempsey was almost 10 years ago. Oh boy! Time flies and I am here at their sixth outlet at Robertson Quay (opened in early August this year). Read More