MeatHouse is a popular Halal certified steakhouse and burger joint, famous for their competitively priced signature tomahawk steaks.
We went back to Century Square recently to The MeatHouse by 18 Chefs, started by by Chef Benny Teo and the rest of the amazing team.
MediumRare could have been my number one go-to restaurant for satisfying my meat cravings.
a place that would work well for a convenient hangout in the heartlands for wallet-friendly steaks of a decent quality that corresponds well with the price.
Anyway, those items above were fun, including not just the crackers with sambal, but also the mango with chili paste in the upper right corner.
Overall, enjoyed ourselves dining here very much, and I can foresee myself coming back for more dim sum and other dishes.
Make your meal worth your wait time and order sushi from their Dai Man Zoku Vol.2 series. The sushi are massive and are 1.5 times bigger than the regular ones.
The varying flavours of the seafood added a great depth of flavour and texture to the overall dish.
We will definitely be going back to the affordable FrapasBar by Saveur again.
With such pricing, the heartlanders can easily enjoy French cuisine without burning a hole in their pocket.
A great beef noodle soup. I like the clean taste of the broth and the lovely chewiness of the handmade noodle. The prawn dumplings are great as well. We’ll be back for more. Cheers!!
April’s Bakery’s pies are packed into pretty pastel boxes and are perfect as gifts.
My favourite is the Taro and followed by Pumpkin. My least favourite is the Coconut.
Overall, Makanista is a strong entrant to the local F&B scene. Its concept of livening up well-known hawker fare is certainly exciting and bound to attract the hipster younger crowd.
Makanista will surely provide diners with different experience especially to diners who are looking for innovative twist.
Tampines isn’t really in the way for me, but I’d definitely keep this place in mind if I happen to be in the area.
With their stir-fried pearls and 100% natural and tasty brown sugar, Xing Fu Tang truly is a gem amongst the myriad of bubble tea stores in Singapore today! Try, and you will know!
Xing Fu Tang is best known for its “stir-fried” Brown Sugar Boba Milk, with the pearls done the ‘traditional way’.
The new Hjh Maimunah Mini at Tampines Mall’s Kopitiam has officially opened today on 21 Oct and it is available from 10am to 10pm daily.
Gokoku’s new branch will carry all its signature offerings. Using traditional Japanese ingredients such as brown rice and sakadane — a traditional rice yeast specially flown in from Japan — Gokoku’s buns are baked from scratch every day following production methods and techniques that Japanese kitchens and bakeries use.
The freshly fried chicken smelled so good.
They are famous for their fiery hot chicken packs a mean, spicy punch and it is the perfect snack for anyone who loves all things spicy and chicken.
Deelish Brands has unveiled a slate of new Fatburger locations across Singapore. Scheduled to open on September 19, 2021, Fatburger & Buffalos @ Century Square will cater to burger lovers in the East. Fatburger & Buffalos @ Junction 10, located in Bukit Panjang, is also in the works and will open by late November.
Ambience at Beef Bro draws largely on the surrounding bazaar.
With so many options available at Yoogane Singapore, lovers of Korean food fare are truly spoiled for choice. And as if this stellar line up of dishes is not enticing enough, a new Christmas dish is currently in the works, so stay tuned!
If they can spruce up the place and improve on the service, it could be a good option for a simple affordable meal.
Ambience at Keng Eng Kee Seafood is casual and functional. The simple furnishings and warm lights are moderately acceptable, but the place is usually fully booked and bustling.
It is about time KEK Seafood opens another outlet in addition to Bukit Merah and I am just glad it happened in the east. The dishes I tried are all consistently good, and this remains one of the best Zichar restaurants in Singapore for me.
Keng Eng Kee Seafood is one of the best zi-char restaurants in Singapore. I am so happy that they are now in the East. Looks like I am going to be a regular there!
I told ya I'd be back. This time I went for something called kabsa above. I'm not entirely sure how it differs from their mandi plate, but nonetheless I cleared it all quickly, especially since the rice wasn't as mushy as last time, and that little chili pepper packed some heat.
Here's another eastside place that I've been meaning to try (300 Tampines Avenue 5 #01-01A). It's run by a gentleman from Saudi Arabia, and as the name suggests, specializes in mandi, which I nearly went for until I saw the maqlubah section and figured that I try that instead given that it came with eggplant and potatoes.