HazelDiary

Yang Ming Seafood, a local zichar establishment renowned for its affordable premium live seafood, has expanded its presence to Ubi following the success of its first branch in Bishan. Located just a 7-minute walk from Ubi MRT Station, the restaurant offers a diverse dining experience, with options ranging from the air-conditioned dining hall to a private room accommodating three tables and an outdoor alfresco area.
To commemorate the second anniversary of its Ubi branch, Keith, the visionary behind Yang Ming Seafood, introduces exclusive dishes that redefine the local zichar and seafood culinary landscape. 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

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

After so much of CNY feasting post, I am going to write about my experience at Singapore’s Trick Eye Museum that was hosted by TIN Influencer Network during December 2015.Trick Eye Museum originates in Korea in December 2010. And Singapore is the first stop of Trick Eye Museum’s foreign venture located on the island of Sentosa.
Trick Eye Museum is globally recognized for its art technique in transforming 2D paintings and sculptures into the effect of 3D optical illusion. So, visitors can take creative photographs on the masterpiece. Read More