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December 6, 2011A Day As A Tourist In Singapore.
May 19, 2011It was a great day this Tuesday.
My friend’s Korean colleagues were here to visit and we were their guides for a day (or at least we tried to be good ones :P).
We first brought them to Chinatown for some ‘dim-sum’ – Chinese dishes that are served in small portions, which can be very filling. Then we flagged down a cab to Orchard for some SHOPPING! The Koreans love Charles & Keith. 😉
After shopping, we headed to Marina Bay Sands’ Skypark, up above the world at the 56th floor. I loved the view here. It was also my first time up there. Thank God for a glorious sky with no rain.
We then walked to the Esplanade (worked up a huge appetite by this time) for some seafood at ‘No Signboard Seafood.’ Yummy food I tell you – although a tad expensive.
And you thought we had enough to eat? We headed to the basement of Raffles City for some Hong Kong dessert! Durian mua-ji (bouncy textured skin wrapped over durian) and Mango-sago with ice. Yums.
Goodbyes, back to the hotel, back to life. Hope to head to Korea soon to see Hye Yong and Sun Yong! Take care ladies.
xoxo
Reebonz – The City and Me.
March 5, 2011The peeps at Reebonz (an online private shopping club of premier brands, luxury lifestyle and private sales) are celebrating their 2nd birthday and relaunching its City portal, and they’ve asked me to share this with you. There’s something there for you foodies!
To find out more, do check out this link here.
Hope everyone is having a good weekend, rest well and eat up! 🙂
Food In China, Through The Eyes Of Jeremy Ang.
January 14, 2011My friend Jeremy has so kindly agreed to do a little food-photo exhibition here on my blog. I hope you’d enjoy his photos; his take on China’s food – which could either intrigue you or leave a bad taste in your mouth. 😉 So be warned before you proceed to scroll down any further.
“Situated next to the Great Wall museum at Badaling, the la-mian shop offers a refreshing, warm broth to the chilly Great Wall weather.”
“Fried Starfish. One of the many quirky street food sold just ten minutes away from the Wangfujing subway station.”
“Sea-horse on a stick. You won’t find this anywhere else. Wangfujing station.”
“When I heard that the Chinese eats anything that crawls, they weren’t kidding. Insect feast galore! Wangfujing station.”
(The next photo is not related to food but I couldn’t resist putting this photo in :P)
“A native Yunnan boy. Cute; the day he first met his dog.”
“Ah.. Had this in Yunnan. The dish in the middle is beer-fish. A definite must try in Western China.”
Are you now inspired to go to China to try these out for yourself (not the boy please)? 😉
Fellow Blogger Sherene’s Wedding in Singapore.
January 7, 2011Gosh this must have been so long ago, but I think it deserves a post. 😉
This avid baker actually made her wedding cake herself, it was rich and oh so delish!
You’re so gorgeous my dear. 🙂
Old Town White Coffee.
January 6, 2011
The pleasures of being on leave. Hot coffee. Cold outside. People watch. iPod.
😉
McDonald’s breakfast, bliss.
January 6, 2011
Beppu Dining Restaurant’s Spicy Chicken Ramen.
January 5, 2011Happy new year to my dear readers. 🙂 May 2011 bring to you loads of laughter, joy and good conversations over delicious food.
Here’s my first food review of the year – Beppu Dining Restaurant’s Spicy Chicken Ramen (aka Japanese noodles).
Food rating: 3.5 over 5 stars.
Service: 4 over 5 stars.
I usually order it this way:
- 2 Chilies (You can choose up to 8 Chilies? Hello? That’s crazy; but you can choose to order just the 8 Chillies soup for S$2)
- Fried chicken to be served at the side (So that it doesn’t turn soggy, otherwise they serve it on top of the ramen soup)
I wouldn’t consider this ‘authentic’ Japanese ramen (bouncy noodles in soup, served with chicken/pork soup that’s boiled for hours), but I would say it’s a pretty good lunch-fix for ~S$12-15 per person (drinks included).
Have a go if you’re around the area:
20 Cross Street #01-19 China Court, China Square Central Singapore
Tel: +65 6438 0328
Opening Hours:
- Weekdays: 11.30am – 3.00pm; 6pm – 10pm
Weekends: 12noon – 10pm
P.S: I’ve not tried their Japanese Shabu Shabu, anyone has and is it yummy?
House at Dempsey Hill, Singapore.
October 23, 2009Sometimes food tastes good simply because…of the company one’s with.
Fish and chips, with a unique set of dips. Tomato (I think), vinegar and tartar sauce.
Very unique tasting seafood pasta.
Dessert. There’s always space for that.
A great place to just let down your hair, chill and watch life go by. Oh and also if you’re into tai-tai watching, you’ll see some beautiful people there. Where at? House at Dempsey, Singapore.
But like I said, sometimes food tastes good because of who you’re with. And this meal tasted fabulous.
Don’t take my word for it, check out the place for yourself. Also, do visit the toilets, very nice and clean design. 😉
Home-Cooked Saturday Dinners.
October 22, 2009Every Saturday’s spent with great food, great company with my family and well, the usual Taiwanese drama on TV. It’s what we call our Saturday culture.
Family time together should never be neglected. We come together coz of food? Or is food the reason we come together? I’d choose the latter.
I love close up shots of my food. Makes me feel close enough to smell it. *sniffs*
Curious Foodie. 