The ambience of En Sushi is memorable and the food was great. Service was up to the mark and I will definitely like to bring some great company there the next round.
One Japanese restaurant, En Sushi caught y attention due to its promotion during this period.
Each dishes are delicately crafted to bring out the mouthwatering flavours of Japanese food.
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Affogato's not bad. Espresso was sufficient bitter which paired quite well with the ice cream.
Impressed by their saffron cream fettuccine with prawns and scallops.
The changes at Victor’s have been very minimum. They still served solid dim sum, with minimum fuss. I must say for the quality of the food, Victor still kept their price increase to the minimum. Definitely, a must-visit HK-style Dim Sum in Singapore. Cheers!!
Have a H.K. Summer Iced Milk Tea (S$3.20) along with your meal. The drink comes as a cup served in a bowl of ice so the drink doesn’t get diluted over time.
Back again to the things worth coming for is their steamed chicken rice.
Curious Palette cafe is kind of long so to maximize the usage of space, they have long tables in the middle. The best way to illuminate such space is to let in natural light from the ceiling.
One of the things we were curious about was their sugarloaf cabbage with seaweed butter. The flavour was outstanding.
Tomato, Tamarind Ponzu ($10.90) which is a refreshing palate-cleanser with its plump and juicy tomatoes, along with yuzu and pickled lemon to enliven the dish with a subtle citrusy, tangy flavour.
Overall, I would give Wildfire Chicken & Burgers the following rating: Food: 4/5 Space & Ambience: 3.5/5 Service: 3.5/5
The place can get pretty cramped, as tables are close together to cater to the space constraint.
Wildfire Burgers is simply furnished, minimalist industrial chic decor, and comfortable enough.
Ng Kuan Chilli Pan Mee 伍坤辣椒板面 stands out as a beacon for supper seekers and spice enthusiasts alike.
Very nice and tasty with layers of flavours and textures from the juicy minced pork, ikan billis, fried shallots, garlic and a runny egg.
The Yaowarat folks have a small chain of Malaysian ban mian shops called Ng Kuan, and I stopped by an outlet for a late night top-up.
2 Short Street, Singapore 188211, open Sun to Thu 10:30am to 11:30pm, Fri and Sat 10:30am to 12:30am
Around the corner from Le Cafe is the Rochor Original Beancurd shop. According to their signboard, they have been in business since 1960. There are tables for dining in, but we decided to buy some items for takeaway.
If you do visit, suggest the first 4 dishes and also many other tables had crab dishes on them, so might be good try too!
It was a delicious dinner and the service was superb.
To me, Wing Seong reminds me of the family dinners I usually have with my family. The simple zhi char style is non-costly and heartwarming. If you're near bugis area, why not drop by and give the authentic cantonese cuisine a try?
Too bad that the food wasn't very edgy though. Sure, it was edible enough that we cleared it all, but the som tam and tom yum weren't spicy, while that goong ob woon sen wasn't nice and greasy like the Boat Quay dude's place. But at least the prawns were fresh and the food came out at blazingly fast speed.
the prawns were fresh and the food came out at blazingly fast speed.
If there was anything Thai Gold Food didn't do well at, it was their iced tea. I'm actually surprised this was lacklustre. These days, it's not so difficult to find a better representative of this beverage as it was some years back.
Food takes a backseat at Lowercase. The only thing solid is their house-made ice-cream and coffee.
Lowercase is the perfect chill out, food and study spot for the students with its spacious environment, laid back vibes and of course free all-day wifi, as well as student discount entitlements on top of the already affordably priced dishes.
The rice bowls that we had were not bad, but insufficient to warrant a second visit. However, I’ll make a trip here specially for the Gyocos and a taste of their unique Japanese butter bowls.
Nevertheless, the dishes we had were undoubtedly the beginnings of the must-haves here and would hopefully be signatures to stay.
To be honest, we actually found Kyodai’s food pretty decent — both dishes were actually not too bad especially at that price — their offerings might be appealing to the students in the area, considering the stall’s proximity to Singapore Management University (SMU) and Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA) and also the office workers in the area.
A food blog from a Singapore-based traveler
I visited District Sushi without huge expectations and true enough, the food is decent value but not memorable.
It’s a place to swing by, for sure, because there’s also a range of sashimi, nigiri sushi, and more donburi to taste.
All in all, District Sushi is a hidden gem we would highly recommend to students studying at the campuses nearby or those who are on a budget. Their value-for-money donburis and nigiri sushi sets are definitely worth a try!
Eat3Cuts ought to be a popular place for roast meat and duck lovers in the upcoming months thanks to its affordable price and delicious meats.
Promising new next generation roast shop serving roast and pipa duck prepared the old school way.
Overall, not a bad choice in the area, considering how it is a little hidden away from the crowd and hence a little quieter than the other dining spots around
Our search for good and affordable eateries led us to this discreet Japanese shop called Ichi Tei, which is located inside Sunshine Plaza. Ichi Tei’s set meals are less than S$14, which makes for a decent lunch or dinner.
Wan Wan Thai Cafe gave us some really enjoyable desserts which satisfied my sweet tooth without being too cloying.
There is now another reason to visit the under-the-radar Sunshine Plaza, be it to satisfy the craving for custard buns at Victor’s Kitchen, or to takeaway some hearty chicken pies over at Oven Marvel.
If you are schooling, working, or always in the area, these other Bencoolen food places make good options as well.
A humble, under-publicised shop of 300 Boru. If you are looking at something more polished, maybe they are still getting a hang of things, but could try if you are in the vicinity.
Overall, great value for great food. Don’t wait!
I love the unpretentious cafe vibe and those comfy Eames-inspired chairs that I've been eyeing on FortyTwo. And there's wifi if you need it.
Overall, we would say that Parklane Zha Yun Tun Mee House serves good wanton noodles.
