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On Dol Korean BBQ, Tanjong Pagar Road
❤️❤️❤️ With the plethora of Korean BBQ joints in Singapore, finding a good Korean BBQ place that would make me return a second time has been somewhat a challenge in recent years. Glad to have tried On Dol, a relatively new Korean BBQ restaurant along Tanjong Pagar Road. For starters, the tray of vegetable wraps Continue reading
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Blue Label Pizza and Wine, Ann Siang Hill
❤️❤️❤️ Keep your eyes peeled for Blue Label Pizza and Wine at Ann Siang Hill, because it’s so inconspicuous that you might just miss it if you’re not watching out for the blue wall. I loved the vibe as soon as I entered — dimly lit, mysterious yet not superficial. Just a tinge of laid Continue reading
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Dumpling Darlings, Amoy Street
Go!! Dumplings Darlings. An amusing name that translates into a fun mealtime experience with the main stars being none other than dumplings. If you’re strongly loyal to traditional dumplings or guo tie however, this place is not quite made for you. (Screenshot from Dumpling Darlings’ Facebook page) The menu. So cute right! Judging by the Continue reading
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Pot Yummy Yummy, Telok Ayer Street
Go!! [Update on 3 Sep 20] It’s been more than a year since I was here and I must say they are currently one of the stronger hotpot+BBQ buffet shops around! Pot Yummy Yummy is a place to scream about for one simple reason: where else can you find a hotpot + BBQ dinner buffet Continue reading
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Blue Ginger, Tanjong Pagar Road
Go! Tanjong Pagar road is famous for rows of Korean BBQ eateries and bridal shops, but little did I know a charming Peranakan restaurant rests itself here as well. As I came with a large group, I was immediately escorted to the second floor where the Peranakan setting was more apparent. They don’t have set Continue reading
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Why I decided to discontinue MealPal Singapore after a month
TL;DR: Do NOT subscribe to MealPal. When MealPal was introduced in Singapore majority of the CBD folks rejoiced, myself included. (Screenshot from MealPal’s website.) To put simply, MealPal is a subscription service where you pay a fixed amount of money for a fixed number of meals per month. You order your meal from the restaurant Continue reading
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Maru, Icon Village
Go!! Maru is an Asian fusion eatery that is newly opened in Icon Village at Gopeng Street. Like its food, the vibe of the place cuts across two or more cultures; the name sounds Japanese but the interior feels very backstage broadway. There’s even a cosy corner for added privacy if needed. Maru’s menu is Continue reading
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Pince & Pints, Duxton Road
Go! Rated as having one of the best lobster rolls in Singapore, Pince & Pints can be hard to miss if you’re not paying attention since the whole row of shophouses along Duxton Road is nothing short of restaurants and bars. Its closed doors doesn’t look particularly inviting as well. However, step inside and it’s Continue reading
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Wonton, Seng’s Noodle Bar, Amoy Street
Go! Noodles for the people! Wonton, Seng’s Noodle Bar specialises in wonton noodles and has dedicated a whole premise for it. In Singapore where delicious wonton noodles are ubiquitous, does their bold slogan still hold? From a distance I saw someone leaving with about 10 bowls of tabao-ed wonton noodles. I understood why when I Continue reading
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Kuro Maguro, Tanjong Pagar Centre
Go! Kuro Maguro sits within the newly renovated Tanjong Pagar Centre (just above Tanjong Pagar MRT) For lunch, the fresh sashimi bowls come with affordable prices which makes it a good value. For a small space, the high ceiling works to give a comfortable feeling. I was told that the Japanese chef changes his hair Continue reading
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