Beauty In The Pot’s latest outlet at NEX, Serangoon opened this October with magical unicorn wonderland theme. The restaurant took over the space of the previous MOF@ My Izakaya. And spot the Canton Paradise under the same parent company, Paradise Group next to it. Paradise members residing in Serangoon can rejoice now! Read More

Qi Lai Feng Fish Pot and Hotpot restaurant is a Chinese restaurant located at Chinatown Point. The restaurant offers farmed fishes that are specially feed on a specific diet to give the chewy texture similar to pork-texture. They also offer hotpot as well. Read More

Tong Xin Ru Yi Traditional Hotpot 同心如意传统铜火锅 , formerly at Boat Quay has relocated to Lor Telok. The hotpot restaurant offers interesting variety of house-made signature soup bases, which come brimming with a suite of delicious ingredients upon order unlike other hotpot restaurants in the market. The soup broth here are prepared hours of slow-cooking to build up the bold and robust flavours. Different ingredients are added in at the right moments to make every soup a perfect symphony. Read More

COCA Restaurant has recently launched the Lobster Mala Xiang Guo and Mala Fish Skin as part of their Premium Dinner Buffet selection. I still remember my first visit to COCA Restaurant was in year 2011 with my cousins.Time flies! COCA Restaurant first opened its doors in Singapore in 1987 and is an established Thai-Chinese hotpot restaurant. Read More

潮eat代 which is also known as Chill Gen is the latest addition by Xin Wang Hong Kong Café. Most of us are familiar with Xin Wang as it is known as HK Cha Chaan Teng, which frequently patron by “wee owls”. The outlets are opened till 2am and it is ideal for supper. Read More

Tang Restaurant & Bar was relocated few units away from their previous location along Keong Saik Road. The restaurant offers a traditional and authentic Sichuan steamboat with MSG free. And their relocated restaurant size is compact and there are only 2 VIP rooms that can be combining into 1 big VIP room. The whole interior decoration is simple and classy. Read More

Nan Hwa Chong Fishboat is the oldest (since 1927) fishhead steamboat in Singapore. If you ask your elderly, they will surely heard about it. It’s traditional fish soup steamboat represents Singapore’s heritage and memories to Singaporean. What makes them different from the rest is that the steamboats are prepared using charcoals instead of gas-stove steamboats. The soup is prepared with essence of fish bones and other secret ingredients. It takes at least 5 hours to cook so that the broth is silky smooth. Read More