if you are around Chinatown and crave for an east coast soupy bak chor mee, Soon Heng Pork Noodles may tide you over until you get your fix in the east.
It’s hard to find soupy bak chor mee, let alone delicious ones, and Soon Heng Pork Noodles do them pretty well.
If you like the Bedok 85 style of Bak Chor Mee, then you are in for some great news. Soon Heng Pork Noodles at Neil Road serves a good bowl of the soupy style bar chor mee.
Their Shackburger is still reliable. Maybe not for everyone but I like it.
Today's fries were.....nice. Yes, that is indeed the ShackMeister ale in the corner.
Though the price may be steep, I guessed it all sums up to the quality and premium food selection where they pledged it contains no hormones or antibiotics on the Angus Beef.
It seems like I am always on the lookout for ice cream / gelato but you can’t really blame me when there is a plethora of them here in the l...
Although Apiary’s desserts are a little pricey, their ice-cream (especially the Blue Milk) is one of the best I have ever tasted!
Apiary, pronounced as “eh-pee-er-ee”, is a place where beehives are kept, honey are contained, somewhere to satisfy your sweet cravings (literally) along Neil Road.
I feel super good when I eat such a pancake cos 1) it tastes nice 2) I feel like I deserve it 3) I need to stop the hunger pangs but I sometimes regret a teensy bit after because I get too full!
I loved the seasonging of the chicken and the house special ranch dressing coated the crunchy fried chicken provided saucey comfort!
Ambience at The Populus is styled after modern, contemporary cafes in Australia.
Maybe next time, we’ll just order from the mains.
We thought well of Epiphyte. It is one of the rare cafe that serve both delish desserts and Mains. Even the coffee was more than decent. We hope Epiphyte will continue to maintain its standard if not better.
Epiphyte is a promising bistro-café, both in terms of dessert and savoury offerings. I wished they could have worked that garden-theme further, to incorporate that element more into their mains.
It is combination of roasted pumpkin, green beans, pickled beetroot, quinoa, dried cranberries, sprouts, avocado and roast pumpkin seeds, all tossed in a whey dressing.
The Sauteed King Oyster Mushrooms & Bacon ($8) was lovely, the crisp of the bacon a wonderful contrast against the springy juiciness of the mushrooms.
Ratings: Food: 5 Service: 3 Value: 5 Atmosphere: 4 Overall Rating: 5 TOPs
With more care, this is definitely a place to return.
Most dishes are generously portioned, so come with your food crew and order a taste of everything.
For me, the meats are the highlights of IKO. This restaurant is ideal for a casual date night, or small group gatherings where you can afford to try more dishes.
The restaurant has 55-seat space that has a vibrant neon logo sign with a nine-meter mural of swirling ocean waves and cranes, which are popular elements of Japanese art.
the appetizer platter good standard, delicious!
crayfish, scallops & appetiser platter all good.👍
I’ll definitely head back with my fambam, as my folks are like me – major fans of zi char.
while the distinct herbal taste may seem unfamiliar, the unique brew of sweet, bitter, and savoury flavours will entice you back to Good Taste’s doors.
Hits and misses, I will say that Good Taste Bak Kut Teh may do slightly better than the average but overall it does not give the enough WOW Factor to make us travel down to Neil Road again just for Bak Kut Teh.
overall ok above average for me…
With Foong Kee losing favour due to their rising prices and rougher service, Chang Shun is worth switching camps to.
I ordered the highly recommended Breakfast Platter and got them to change the corn to salad coz hard to eat corn with braces. I have nothing to complain about this well executed platter.
All their beans are supplied by the Knockhouse Supply Co. in the same building. My coffee was uber-smooth, creamy and full-bodied.
About 2/3 of the seating area is al-fresco. There are some seats indoors but I wouldn’t recommend sitting there because the space is rather narrow, it’s directly next to the ordering queue and the cooking smell is stronger there.
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The chicken was moist, tasty, and with a crispy skin that was further topped with a crunchy laksa seasoning.
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Tried their masala coffee. Their masala mix had a fiery kick. Nice but there were a couple of things that bothered me.
This plate of kuey teow would have benefitted much from more dark soy sauce for their flavour and more through caramelization.
Maxwell Food Centre is one of those rare hawker centers in Singapore that is highly popular with tourists and at the same time, is held in high esteem by locals for its authentic and traditional hawker dishes. The main reason for this is that Maxwell Food Centre is the current home of a myriad of...…
Nice. The rendang was nutty and lemak
Traditional or newfangled, there’s something in Maxwell Food Centre to tickle your food fancy. With its sprawling aisles and numerous stalls, there’s something for any kind of diet.
Homestyle Braised Pork Belly S$58.00++ Our favourite dish of the night is this claypot goodness that brims with tea tree mushroom, mushroom garlic rice and unctuous pork belly.
Service at Birds Of A Feather befits a fine dining establishment (though it's not).
Birds Of A Feather is no run-of-the-mill Sichuan restaurant. The loud and boisterous Sichaun flavours we know have taken an ettique lesson and we love it.