HazelDiary

M Hotel Singapore has a halal dim sum buffet “Jom Dim Sum Buffet” priced at just S$38.00++ per pax. The buffet comes with more than 20 different items on the menu. It is also the first ever halal dim sum buffet in the city centre, with buffet hours running from 12pm to 2:30pm. My last visit here was for their buffet at Cafe 2000 2 years ago and did not realize that there is another restaurant at level 2. Interesting! The Buffet Restaurant also offers halal steamboat buffet too. Read More

Holiday Inn Singapore Atrium Ramadan Buffet back in action. It is happening from 12 April to 16 May 2021 with FREE flow Korean food in the mix. The buffet is available for lunch on Wednesdays to Sundays and dinners from Thursdays to Sundays. Let me share with you more about the buffet line for this year edition. Read More

I enjoyed eating Malay-style chicken rice because of their chicken marination and chilli/ sambal. Chicken rice in Malay language called Nasi Ayam and I used to have it weekly during my days in Malaysia. So when I came across this Green Chilli Chicken Rice, I am interested to give it a try. Read More

Mr Biryani located at Norris Road is known for its signature Hyderabadi Biryani. Many raved about it and posted on social media during the circuit breaker. I finally have the chance to try it recently and decided to share more on my blog.

Mr Biryani is not only a restaurant but also offer catering service. They have second outlet located at Tanjong Pagar too. The restaurant is currently offering island-wide delivery and takeaway services. Read More

Due to the COVID-19 situation, many countries are implementing locked down and necessary measures are implemented. Although Singapore government is encouraging us to play tourist in own town to help the economy and even weekend staycation packages are rolling out, there are times when staying in feels even more comfortable and safe. Home cook will be ideal but there are times that you crave for restaurants/cafes at home. Hence, here are my 25 food delivery options some via Foodpanda, Grabfood and Deliveroo to share with you guys. Show some support to your favourite local restaurants during this difficult times! Read More

“Nasi Ayam” is a Malay term and it refers to Chicken Rice, is a staple food for both Malaysia and Singapore. This dish is well-received by everyone and we have the Malay and Chinese version. And here I am at Nasi Ayam Kee Chup, the latest halal chicken rice spot in Johor Bahru. This place is already in operation for 3 months and it is known for their nostalgic space and of course their kee chup chicken rice. Read More

Pavilion Banana Leaf located at Jurong Point Mall was previously known as Zaffron Banana Leaf. This casual dining restaurant is halal certified, which cater to muslim customers. Eileen Poh invited me and another Eileen to join her for a tasting session few weeks ago. So, here I am exploring western side of Singapore. Read More

My dad was craving for Nasi Kandar during our recent trip to Penang and I start to google for more nasi kandar options. I even ask the GRAB driver his favourite nasi kandar place and he said Deen Maju. He shared that locals will patronize Deen Maju instead of Line Clear Nasi Kandar because the pricing and taste. Read More

Line Clear Nasi Kandar located in an alleyway at Jalan Penang, Georgetown, Penang is known for its nasi kandar among locals and tourists. There are quite a number of nasi kandar and I visited Nasi Kandar Beratur during my last visit to Penang. How time flies! Read More

Chef Wan is back to Singapore with its first-ever ala carte concept called Chef Wan’s Kitchen. I used to watch Chef Wan’s TV programme when I was a kid and he is a Malaysian star chef and a TV personality. This is not his first F&B venture in Singapore. The previous restaurant was 1 Market By Chef Wan located at Plaza Singapura Mall. Read More