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Yanxi Palace Steamboat is now called Yanxi Dim Sum & Hotpot. The restaurant has rebranded itself with updated dim sum and starters on top of their signature hotpot. The restaurant is not easily accessible via MRT station, and they called the area as Chinatown “Dempsey”. There is a bus stop outside the main road, and you need to walk up the hill to find the restaurant. So, do take note if you are taking public transport. Read More

Back to Dusit Thani Laguna Singapore recently to re-visit Greenhouse restaurant. I was there for birthday staycation few months back and so glad to be back again. Greenhouse restaurant is an all-day dining multi-ethnic restaurant offers cuisines from five different kitchens. The lush greenery themed restaurant has a spacious space with natural sunlight and infinite views of the Masters Course golf grounds. Every spot is Instagram-worthy I would say. Read More

Offshore Bar & Grill located at Tanah Merah Ferry Terminal offers a different kind of buffet experience that you cannot find in city I would say. They specialize in seafood charcoal buffet dining experience with sea view. This dining ambience offers diners kelong-style dining, which is very rare to have them in this bustling city. Read More

Back to One-Ninety Bar at Four Seasons Hotel Singapore to check out their latest revamped concept- The Garden, where diners able to experience the lush, botanical dining experience in the cool shelter of a terrace. The extension of this alfresco space is inspired by the Singapore Botanic Gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
With the new concept, Garden@One-Ninety offers a wide selection of creative, wholesome plant-based cuisine, craft cocktails and wellness-focused alternatives. The menu here are specially crafted by Chef de Cuisine Pierre Barusta that is keenly focused on spotlighting market-fresh produce. Read More

Tiffin Room housed in Raffles Hotel offers delectable North Indian Cuisine for lunch and dinner. The authentic specialties are served in tiffin boxes, presenting an interactive dining experience with tableside service by chefs, complete with freshly ground spices to enhance the dining experience. 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

SAKEMARU Artisan Sake Hideout is nestled in a shophouse along South Bridge Road is a Japanese restaurant started by the group behind SAKEMARU in early 2021. SAKEMARU is a sake subscription service in Singapore. The restaurant features curated collection of over 300+ type of sake with food menu that is available in ala carte and omakase options. The price is affordable for ala carte dishes and omakase is price at S$200++ per pax onwards. 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

Ren Lounge located at South Beach Avenue is a new Japanese Omakase restaurant in town. The restaurant is helmed by Executive Chef Samuel Lau, who has 7 years of experience at Japanese restaurants and as sushi chef at Shinji by Kanesawa (St Regis). There is a separate lounge and private room for diners to chill and relax after a long day at work with a choice of bar bites. Also, check out the counter seats in the centre of the restaurant where diners can experience omakase dining with an open kitchen concept. Read More

Birds of A Feather located at Amoy Street is known for its contemporary western cuisine with pronounced Sichuan influence. Ever since it’s opening, the restaurant is well-received with positive reviews on their dishes. I visited the restaurant several times throughout the year and the food quality here never fail me. So, I am back here for their new dishes that are created by Executive Chef Eugene See. Read More