There are a few Ssikkek BBQ outlets in Singapore, and their popularity leaves one little to wonder. It is really a simple and fuss-free place for some casual feasting. While Ssikkek doesn’t have the best quality meat, it makes up for it with its competitive pricing and lively atmosphere.
Ssikkek BBQ’s outlet at United Square is having a promotion where you get a free Korean Army Stew for each dining table. Korean BBQ buffet with free Budae Jjigae at S$14++/ pax? Count us in!
Cantonese cuisine is a fine art.
Preparation of Cantonese dishes requires a great deal of skill and expertise as the flavours of Cantonese cuisine must be well-balanced, not greasy whilst ensuring that its primary ingredients are the stars of the dish.
Situated on the 5th floor of Singapore’s iconic National Gallery and led by Master Chef Chan Kung Lai, Yàn specialises in authentic Cantonese cuisine that’s artfully prepared and presented. It is the perfect place for birthday celebrations, business luncheons and family gatherings!
From now until 31 March 2017, our readers can quote ‘ladyironchef’ upon making your reservation to enjoy 15% discount on a la carte bills. More details below.
Tucked away in the corner of the 3rd floor of PARKROYAL on Kitchener Road, Si Chuan Dou Hua Restaurant is a family’s favourite and is renown for its outstanding Sichuan and Cantonese dishes.
This year, Si Chuan Dou Hua Restaurant at PARKROYAL on Kitchener Road celebrates its 6th anniversary.
As part of the celebrations, Executive Cantonese Chef Leung Wing Chung has specially put together a six-course set menu which features many of the restaurant’s classics—from dim sum and Cantonese soups to Sichuan mains and signature beancurd dessert. And it is reasonably priced at S$78++ for 2 persons (regular price S$68++ per person). This promotion is valid daily, with a minimum 4 to dine.
Everyone’s favourite Union of Crabs & Lobsters Dinner Buffet at Spice Brasserie at PARKROYAL on Kitchener Road is back!
The promotion has been extended until the end of April this year.
If you haven’t heard of this amazing seafood buffet, you are missing out and you need to get down to trying it pronto; if you have tried it before, well, you can always do with another indulgence, yes?
Hylin is hands-down our favourite cafe in Perth.
It may be a bit off the grid, but this neighbourhood cafe in West Leederville is totally worth travelling for. Its modern architecture and decor make the cafe a very cosy space to retreat to for breakfast. And we really liked the tables by the windows; perfect for a relaxing brunch session in Summer.
Great coffee, even better food… here’s everything we love about Hylin in Perth.
We are such big fans of TungLok Group’s arsenal of restaurants and one of the places we frequent is TungLok Teahouse for their delectable, handcrafted dim sum. This casual dining restaurant has extremely competitive prices—which means you can always pop by to satisfy your dim sum cravings even if you are on a budget!
TungLok Teahouse at Square Two recently underwent a transformation: From a retro old-school Chinese Teahouse, to a place which revolutionizes the way dim sum is served. Hint: there is automation and interaction involved here.
After all these years, it remains as one of our all-time favourite places for reliable dim sum. READ ON
If there is one thing that Singaporeans will stop for in the midst of their busy schedules, it would be for a box of crispy, juicy KFC chicken. Never fails to make our dull days brighter and happier!
Indeed, Chinese New Year has just flown past in the blink of an eye and we all long to have that long weekend again to relax and unwind.
Although there won’t be any such occurrence anytime soon, KFC’s all-new Chizza—a #NextLevelPizza with fried chicken crust—will offer us some comfort amidst the hefty work and study schedules that just do not seem to disappear.
Starting from 08 February 2017, KFC’s Finger Lickin’ Good Chizza will be available at KFC outlets in Singapore for us all to enjoy.
Okinawa is home to an enclave of good restaurants and cafes.
While Japanese food is widely popular, Okinawan cuisine is slightly under the radar, and it is a shame because they are unique in its own rights. The cuisine is highly influenced by its region, hence a mix of Japanese and Chinese.
When visiting Okinawa, you have to try both their local eateries as well as renown cafes and restaurants for a comprehensive idea of what the Japanese island-city has to offer. Here, we present to you the 11 Restaurants & Cafes in Okinawa You Must Try.