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iSteamboat Porridge Buffet with 24 different dishes, ice cream and drinks

Had come across iSteamboat on Qoo10 some time back and thought we would give their porridge buffet a try. We love porridge buffets because they are such comforting meals and we can just help ourselves to a wide array of ingredients too. Definitely a good option to consider especially if you have fussy diners in […]

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My Banh Mi Singapore – Bringing you a taste of Saigon

Couple of months ago, a new banh mi (Vietnamese sandwich) place popped up in the CBD, right at Tanjong Pagar Centre. Really glad to see that as I love Vietnamese food a lot. Probably even more after I visited Hanoi last year. ? Banh mi and pho are my kind of soul food. ? So there’s […]

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The Malayan Council – A Place to Talk, Makan & Chill

Took a brief hiatus as my health hasn’t been very well lately. Still seeing specialist to sort myself out but thought I would roll out a post just to let you all know that I’m still alive and kicking, lol. Right, so let’s get down to a food review today. I visited The Malayan Council […]

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Takagi Ramen – It’s more than just ramen

Enjoy $10 off $20 when you sign up for a honestbee food account via this link. ********************************** I had previously reviewed Takagi Ramen that’s located in a coffeeshop in Ang Mo Kio Central. It’s one of the few ramen stalls that I visit regularly because it’s near where I live so it’s pretty convenient for […]

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Henri Charpentier @ Tanjong Pagar Centre

Back at one of my favourite dessert places. ? Japanese patisserie chain Henri Charpentier used to be located at Dempsey and it boasted a pretty and atas outfit that really made us feel like tai-tais when dining in. Now that the Dempsey restaurant is closed, we can still head to their two outlets at Tanjong […]

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Bitter Gourd Soup Recipe 苦瓜排骨汤

I was never a big fan of bitter gourd when I was growing up. Only started eating it during my working years after having a really good bitter gourd soup at Hong Kong Street Family Restaurant at Novena Gardens. And I realised the bitter gourd actually didn’t taste that bad when it was prepared and […]

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Easy Banana Cake Recipe

I really loved traditional plain banana cakes in the 1980s. Confectioneries and bakeries then did not have fanciful breads and cakes like today so I was easily satisfied with just a little treat of a slice of banana cake. As good as classic banana cakes in the good old days Moist and soft with a […]

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Sichuan Chef (四川厨子) at Ang Mo Kio MRT Station

Happy Mid-Autumn Festival to those of you who celebrate! Do you love mooncakes? Honestly, I’m not a big fan of them especially the traditional ones as I don’t like lotus seed paste. Plus, most mooncakes are often too sweet so they get really sickly. If I do buy any, I’ll only get those with pure […]

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Tai Cheong Bakery Singapore – Egg, Coconut or Durian & Cheese?

If you haven’t tried the pastries from Tai Cheong Bakery Singapore, now is the time to do so as there is no queue even during peak hours. ? Having my Hong Kong egg tart tea break now really brings back some fond holiday memories. The classic egg tart is one of the must-eats when visiting […]

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