Founder Bak Kut Teh – Is This Jay Chou’s Favourite BKT?

Sometime back, I wrote a tongue-in-cheek post at HungryGoWhere on where to find the king of Mando pop Jay Chou in Singapore (and yes, he had a concert in Singapore ...

Masons – Dine in a Pre-War Colonial Style Building. Romantic

Masons, set in a colonial style building from 1935, soaked in quiet greenery is the kind of place that you would like to have a romantic dinner, anniversary date, or ...

Eatplaylove – Pretty Blue Kids-Friendly Thai Café Is Great Place to Play & Love

When you have a café name like “Eat Play Love”, it has already half stolen my heart. With a pun on one of my recent favourite books Eat Pray Love ...

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Australian Dairy Company – Long Queues, Short Service & Very Good Scrambled Eggs

[Hong Kong] At one of Hong Kong’s most popular and famous Hong ...

Pierre Hermé – World Famous Macaron Boutique Opens at Hong Kong IFC

[Hong Kong] Pierre Hermé has opened in Hong Kong, and I won’t ...

One Harbour Road – Exquisite Hong Kong Dim Sum with a View to Beat

[Hong Kong] One Harbour Road is ranked No 15 in the Miele ...

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Malioboro – Fried Chicken So Soft You Can Eat The Bones

This may sound a little crazy. When someone says “I finished the entire chicken, you really can take it literally.” So having deep fried chicken is one thing, but finishing the chicken thoroughly INCLUDING the bones is another. Malioboro (Ayam Tulang Lunak) at Jurong Point is an Indonesian based restaurant which provides delicious soft bone [...]

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Tajimaya – The Ultimate Hokkaido Tokachi Beef Yakiniku Experience + Buffet Giveaway!

Wagyu has almost become the extravagant default if you need some quality beef for a Japanese grill experience. How about Tokachi Beef? Never tried it? Then you won’t know what you are missing out. I was at Tajimaya, a Japanese charcoal grill Yakiniku restaurant at Vivocity, and was hugely intrigued about their Hokkaido Tokachi Beef [...]

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Folks Collective – Hipster Thai Restaurant Is The Next Place To Check Out

Once in a while, you get a food place that people will talk about. Folks Collective is that restaurant. The power of the word-of-mouth, with friends leaving facebook wall messages telling me you MUST TRY Folks Collective. Folks Collective – a Thai fusion restaurant in the middle of CBD at China Square Central, selling set [...]

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Plaza Brasserie – Holy Crab, The Crab Buffet Is Back

After a successful run last year, the Plaza Brasserie Crab Buffet is back from now till 31 August 2013. That’s about 3 months for you to indulge in this All-You-Can-Eat Crab Buffet. When I go to a typical coffeeshop zhi char stall to have crabs, it would already cost at least $50 per person to [...]

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Spicy Thai – Thai Café – Mookata and Thai Zhi Char All In One Coffeeshop

“What? No air-con?” My heart dropped a beat. After walking 15 minutes from Aljunied MRT in search of authentic Thai food, covered in sniggering sweat, I found myself at a Blk 115 coffeeshop at with tables outside having Thai barbecue steamboat Mookata. Can you imagine Mookata without aircon? We all immediately ordered some Thai Iced [...]

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The #CookForFamily Cooking Class Giveaway

To encourage more people to #CookForFamily, Daniel’s Food Diary will be giving away 2 Healthy Culinary Adventure classes (worth more than $100 each) with Chef Judy Koh at Creative Culinaire. The dishes that will be taught include: Wholemeal Canape with Smoked Salmon, Roast Chicken with Herb Potato and Flourless Chocolate Cake. All you need to [...]

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Bornga – Celebrity Korean BBQ Opens New Outlet at Vivocity. Plus New Dishes

Many love Korean BBQ but the one thing we hate – smelling exactly like Korean BBQ the moment we walk out. The guys do not seem to mind as much, but I know ladies to do not want to get their hair and precious (insert brand) handbags with a grilled pork aroma after a lunch [...]

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Singapore’s Old School Cake Shops from the 60s – The Traditional and The Survivors

The 1960s reflects an important era, when Singapore gained her independence, and the decade was labelled the “Swinging Sixties” for the rise of popular culture, flamboyance and individual expressions. I decided to take a blogging trip back to the past, to document 5 old-school cake shops in Singapore that survived the test of time through [...]

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SHATEC Recipes – Celebrates 30 Years with Menu Created By Well-Known Alumni

During secondary school I took my first food related workshop with SHATEC – a food etiquette course which included a set-lunch. It was then when I learnt where to place my napkin, which fork and spoon to use, which glass to drink from. Am I right to say many diners do not know the right [...]

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Time To Award Singapore Hawkers Their Own “Michelin Stars”

There has been some food buzz online questioning if Singapore hawker food is Michelin star worthy? It started with HungryGoWhere asking “Are Singapore hawkers not Michelin-worthy?”, followed by food blogging guru ieatishootipost questioning “Can Singapore Hawkers take on Michelin starred chefs?”. How should we even begin with this apples versus oranges comparison? Let’s start with [...]

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