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Madame Fan invites diners to immerse in the season of Spring to experience the cycle of burgeoning with an enchanted garden of lush blooms from her secret garden this Lunar New Year. Experience Spring with a retelling of Madame Fan’s a la carte signature incorporating a curated selection of edible flowers to lend a balance of delicate lightness to the masterfully modern Cantonese dishes. Read More

Red House Seafood Restaurant, Nanyang-style Seafood Restaurant has been established for 46 years across three generations now. The family-run and family-controlled business first started in Katong at the historic red bungalow and ventured out to different parts of Singapore. Their latest outlet opened at The Esplanade is led by Executive ChefMan who ensures that all its imported seafood is fully traceable, expertly cared for, and properly stewarded. 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

JUMBO Signatures located at Marina Bay Sands is JUMBO Group’s first premium restaurant concept. This premium flagship features Singapore’s iconic flavours from JUMBO Group’s multiple dining concepts. From the ubiquitous Bak Kut Teh stewed to perfection by NG AH SIO Bak Kut Teh, the succulent and flavoursome Braised Whole Abalone with Premium Sauce by Zui Teochew Cuisine to the tantalising Award-Winning Chilli Crab by JUMBO Seafood, the new flagship premium restaurant combines these quintessential tastes, and elevates the Singapore dining experience through tasting menus and sommelier wine pairing. 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

Chatterbox reopens with a stellar new space on level five of the newly-minted Hilton Orchard Singapore. The brand itself was first opened in 1971 at the former Mandarin Singapore. With the refurbishment taken place, Chatterbox now is ready to serve a new generation of customers, as well as welcoming their regulars. Read More

Yu Zhong Bu Tong (鱼众不同) has a catchy name, and the front character has been replaced to Chinese fish (yu) character. The phrase is derives from Chinese Idiom, which means out of the ordinary. It is also a pun on its signature dish, the fish (yu). The fish here is daily live harvest from its farm to your table, all in a relaxed food court setting and an equally value for money price. Read More

Tien Court Restaurant located at Copthorne King’s has recently revamp their menu as Master Chef Lui Wing Keung takes the reins, reinventing fresh culinary delights for the fine Chinese restaurant. The new menu features Tien Court’s timeless star dishes and new innovative masterpieces that are sure to delight the palate with a medley of textural surprises and fresh flavours. Showcasing a distinctly East Asian flair with a contemporary twist, diners are invited to dive into a gastronomic feast, starting with a selection of dim sum. 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