Posted in Eat-Out: Asian, Eat-Out: Buffet on Nov 23rd, 2011
Hubby the fanboy wanted to check out Paradigm Infinitum‘s new branch at Fusionopolis, that’s how we ended up here one Saturday. Having moved from International Business Park, the ever popular Penang Place buffet restaurant is still packing the crowds in. Despite its cavernous interior, the restaurant was full house when we came here for Saturday [...]
Posted in inSing.com HungryGoWhere feature articles on Apr 24th, 2010
If I had to choose a dish that best encapsulates Singapore’s multi-ethnic, melting pot culture, rojak would be it. It’s a wacky mix of random ingredients, but somehow, all these flavors and textures blend with one another to create a colorful and wildly delicious dish. Click here to find out where you can find some [...]
Posted in Eat-Out: Asian, Eat-Out: Buffet on Sep 15th, 2009
One weekday, Camemberu and I played tai-tais for an afternoon. We went for buffet lunch at a hotel, then shopping at ION Orchard – the newest upscale mall in town! Sounds luxurious? The reality: Buffet was hawker fare, and the shopping was just wistful browsing. “Ooh, look! So gorgeous! Wah, so ex!” We are, after [...]
Posted in Eat-Out: Singaporean on Jul 17th, 2009
This is the branch of the famous Clementi Brothers Rojak. While some people say the original outlet is better, I feel that the branch is still better than most average rojak stalls. Actually, I prefer grilled taupok and yu char kway to rojak, so this is what I usually order. They only start grilling the [...]
Posted in Fun Stuff, Special events on Jul 4th, 2008
The Singapore Food Festival 2008 opened with a bang at Lau Pa Sat this evening. Local food bloggers received media invites to this event. Ooh, so now food bloggers are given mainstream media status? Cool! The guest-of-honor was Minister of State for Trade and Industry, Mr Lee Yi Shyan (second from left in above photo). [...]
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