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YAYOI Japanese Restaurant Review: Decent Food, Underwhelming Service

YAYOI Japanese Restaurant promises authentic teishoku dining right here in Singapore, but does it deliver on that promise? After sorting through photos from our recent Japan trip and missing those comforting teishoku meals we had in Hakuba, Nagano, we decided to put this place to the test. What Makes Teishoku Special Before diving into our […]

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Huang Hong Ji Porridge: The Punggol Spot I Finally Tried After Countless Bus Rides

Huang Hong Ji Porridge 黄洪记粥 sits underneath 269A Punggol Field and I’ve seen it countless times whenever we take the bus to Punggol Interchange. The place has been on my radar for ages. Finally, it was one of those days when my hubby and I felt like taking a break from our usual mixed rice […]

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Woke Ramen

Woke Ramen Review: Singapore’s 1st Halal-Certified Wok Hei Ramen at Compass One

Woke Ramen was a complete surprise discovery during our evening walk from Punggol to Sengkang. How We Discovered Woke Ramen We were trying out a new walking route from Punggol to Sengkang and ended up at Compass One. Looking for a dinner spot, we stumbled upon Woke Ramen. Apparently, this is Singapore’s first halal-certified wok hei […]

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Nan Yang Dao 南洋岛

Nan Yang Dao 南洋岛: Authentic Nanyang Flavours Without the Border Hassle

Nan Yang Dao 南洋岛 has solved every Singaporean’s weekend dilemma – getting that authentic Nanyang kopitiam fix without the JB jam. We all know the drill: hop across the Causeway, hunt for that perfect kopitiam, queue for ages, then battle traffic back home. Not anymore. Why Nanyang Kopitiams Are Taking Over Nanyang kopitiams have always […]

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We Are Back At Rasa Istimewa Waterfront Restaurant!

We are back at Rasa Istimewa Waterfront Restaurant with the folks for another family meal. They couldn’t stop craving that super shiok sambal stingray. I kept my promise to bring them back for dinner since Mum wanted to catch the sunset. Ever since Mum was diagnosed with breast cancer, she seems to be making up […]

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Tomoro Coffee Review: Authentic Indonesian Brews Made with 100% Arabica Beans

Tomoro Coffee caught my attention during one of those random mall wandering sessions when my hubby and I needed somewhere to rest our tired legs at Novena Square 2. What started as a quick pit stop turned into a proper coffee discovery that’s got me planning my next visit already. Indonesian Coffee Chains Taking Over […]

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Shake Shack Singapore

Shake Shack Singapore Review: I Ate Their Burgers Worldwide But Never Locally Until Now

Shake Shack Singapore has been on my radar since 2019, yet somehow I’d managed to try their burgers everywhere else – the US, UK, Japan – except right here in my own backyard! Funny how travel works, isn’t it? When burger cravings hit hard one afternoon and my husband suggested Shake Shack, I practically jumped […]

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Poke Theory

Wait, Poke Theory Does Acai Bowls? Here’s What I Found

Acai bowls from Poke Theory caught me completely off guard when I spotted their standee poster at Velocity @ Novena Square. I always thought this place was strictly about poke bowls – turns out they’ve been quietly serving up colourful acai creations too. Stumbling Upon Poke Theory’s Acai Bowls Walking past their outlet, that standee […]

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Nutella B-ready

Nutella B-ready Review

Nutella B-ready caught my attention during a recent Sheng Siong supermarket run, and honestly, I’m glad it did. I’m nuts about Nutella, haha. Just when I finished my stockpile of Nutella Biscuits which I had reviewed earlier, I came across another great promo at Sheng Siong. What Makes Nutella B-ready Special? This time round, it’s for Nutella […]

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Nutella Biscuits

Nutella Biscuits Review

Nutella Biscuits have officially stolen my heart – and my wallet. These chocolatey Italian treats landed on Singapore shelves some time back, and I’ve been quietly obsessed ever since. The Great Nutella Biscuits Hunt Bought so many bags of these Nutella Biscuits when Sheng Siong was having a discount at $3.95 per pack. Normally they […]

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Warabimochi Kamakura Singapore (One Holland Village)

If you’re looking for something special in Singapore’s dessert scene, Warabimochi Kamakura at One Holland Village should be on your radar. This specialist shop brings an authentic Japanese sweet that’s genuinely different from the usual offerings around town. I recently visited and found myself impressed by this distinctive confection that’s quietly gaining popularity among Singapore’s […]

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J2 Famous Crispy Curry Puff

J2 Famous Crispy Curry Puff is a popular stall at Amoy Street Food Centre, that is known for its delicious and crispy curry puffs. The stall has received recognition from the Michelin Guide and is a regular awardee on the Bib Gourmand list. J2 specialises in just puffs, which come in 4 different flavours—curry potato […]

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Dona Manis Cake Shop | Best Banana Pie in Singapore

I have no qualms about recommending Dona Manis Cake Shop to anyone who enjoys traditional sweet treats like a good old banana pie. In fact I don’t think there is another bakery in Singapore that does banana pies in the same way as Dona Manis. That’s probably why their banana pies are so special even […]

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Ah Yee’s Soon Kueh | Traditional Handmade Kueh

My maternal great grandmother was a Teochew who came to Singapore from Swatow, China. I remembered the times when all of us would gather around the dining table to help or watch her make traditional kueh during festive occasions. Her yam cake and png kueh were the best. Ever since 老嬤 passed away, I hadn’t […]

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Victory Monument Boat Noodles Alley | Sutyot Kway Teow Rua

If you want to try boat noodles in Bangkok, do not miss out the Victory Monument Boat Noodles Alley where several different boat noodle restaurants are situated next to one another by a canal. Not exactly the most authentic experience as the noodles are not served from boats. They are tasty, nonetheless. As each bowl […]

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Ah Seng Bak Kut Teh – The Bak Kut Teh is good but the Pork Rib Noodle is better

Last year, I had reviewed Ah Seng Bak Kut Teh which one of my readers recommended me to try as I was searching for good BKTs in Singapore. I was back here a few weeks ago to have lunch after my therapy session. Wanted to try their noodles as I had seen customers ordering it […]

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