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Win S$20 vouchers from nydc! Details at bottom of the post. Update (Tue, 20 Dec 2011): Two winners have been picked! See bottom of post for names of winners. I was invited by nydc to sample their Christmas 2011 menu. Their special offering this year is this Hearty Christmas Roast platter set (S$98++) for 4 [...]

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If you’re looking for another place to add on to your list of all-day breakfast, here’s one. This was our brunch on a late Sunday morning.

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Osia

Since its opening at Resorts World Sentosa less than two years ago, Osia — a fine-dining restaurant that serves contemporary Australian cuisine — has garnered rave reviews from critics and guests alike. Their menu features fresh Australian produce with an emphasis on crisp, natural flavors. Recently, Osia was named Best Dining Experience at the Singapore [...]

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As Resorts World Sentosa is a stone’s throw from our home, we thought it’d be nice to have a leisurely Sunday breakfast there and stroll around a bit after that. By the time we got there, it was already past 11am. But no worries, cos Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf (CBTL) serves all-day breakfast! Yup, [...]

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Hubby wanted to go for an early morning walk at Singapore Botanic Gardens today. Normally, I would be most unwilling to climb out of bed at the ungodly hour of 6am on a Saturday. Lucky for him I was in an unusually good mood, and thus decided to indulge him. Now that the food court [...]

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In recent times, there have been more global events to increase awareness for protection of our mother planet. Earth Hour — held annually on the last Saturday of March — aims to raise awareness of climate change by asking households and businesses to turn off their non-essential lights and electrical appliances. Earth Day — celebrated [...]

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Going by the increasing number of upmarket joints in town, it’s clear that Singaporeans love a good burger. Here are five of them, tried and tested!

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Today’s breakfast was at this quaint hidden cafe in Robertson Quay that’s garnered several rave reviews on local food blogs and magazines. The menu is small but down-to-earth. Think expresso-based beverages, gourmet Gryphon teas, simple sandwiches, and homemade cakes and muffins.

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