Joy Hing’s Roasted Meat – Superb Roast Goose In Wanchai, Hong Kong

Joy Hing's Roasted Meat Collage

Talk about Roast Goose in Hong Kong and everyone would think of the usual names—Kam’s Roast Goose, Yat Lok Roast Goose, Yung Kee Restaurant etc.

But Joy Hing’s Roasted Meat is hardly at the top of mind. It is a shame because this humble eatery in Wanchai actually has one of the best roast geese in Hong Kong. And the service isn’t as atrocious as that of Yat Lok’s.

A meal at Joy Hing always pleases and it is one pit stop we’d always make in Hong Kong for an affordable and very heavenly roast goose.
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Jin Ho Mia – Grain Bowls By Day & Alaskan Crab Hotpot By Night

Jin Ho Mia CollagePhoto Credit: Jin Ho Mia

Jin Ho Mia—which means ‘a really good life’ in Hokkien—is the newest addition to the Alexandra Retail Centre that serves up rice and salad bowls for lunch and hot pots for dinner. It is the sister restaurant of Soi Thai Soi Nice—a Thai seafood hotpot restaurant in Alexandra.

Living up to its moniker, the restaurant revolves around the concept of keeping life good with fresh ingredients and quality service.

In the day, Jin Ho Mia caters to those who seek a quick and hearty lunch with their wholesome range of rice bowl choices and as the sun sets, this humble eatery transforms into a hotpot restaurant.

Do yourself a favour and take a trip down to savour some incredible Asian fare.

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Jiakpalang Eating House – New Mod-Sin Restaurant Reinvents Local Dishes

Jiakpalang Eating House

We are seeing a rapid growth in F&B establishments that are experimenting with mod-sin cuisine. Known as ‘Modern Singaporean’ cuisine, this cooking style takes on an innovative approach with local dishes and it requires plenty of time for research and development in order to get the recipes right.

Jiakpalang Eating House is an up-and-coming casual restaurant along Alexandra Road that offers local Zi Char dishes with a twist. Driven by his passion for food and cooking, the restaurant’s executive chef Nixon Low gained some experience assisting in the kitchen before starting his own business.

Some of the interesting dishes you can expect at Jiakpalang Eating House are Charcoal Katarosu Pork Collar slathered with Kopi “C” sauce, Cereal Pan Seared Foie Gras and “Assam” Pulau Ubin Sea Bass. If you are getting tired of the usual Zi Char dishes, why not give this place a try? READ ON

[Closed] JJ Green – 5 Things To Know Before Visiting Bangkok’s Most Popular Night Market

JJ Green Bangkok

Jatujak Green—or commonly known as JJ Green Market—is one of our favourite night markets in Bangkok. Situated near to the popular Chatuchak Market, JJ Green Market is where you will find both locals and tourists indulging in Thailand’s best street food, haggling prices with retail stall owners and chilling the night away with a beer or two.

The crowd starts coming in after 5pm and the place is most happening from Thursday to Sunday nights. If you are not planning to take a cab because of the peak hour jam, you can take a slow walk from Mo Chit BTS Station.

Not sure what to do or eat there? Take a look at our guide to JJ Green Market.

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Junction 8 Food Directory

Junction 8Photo Credit: cnqc

Junction 8 is a popular heartland shopping mall located in the centre of Bishan. It houses a cinema, countless retail stores and a wide array of food outlets which make it a really happening hang-out spot for people and especially students from nearby schools.

From food kiosks to proper sit-down restaurants, Junction 8 features an array of more than 50 F&B outlets. You will never run out of food options here but to make life just a little bit simpler, here is our Junction 8 Food Directory to help you better decide on your next meal.

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J65′s 4 Themed Dinner Buffets – Crab, Lobster, Seafood & International Buffets

J65 Buffet

All-you-can-eat seafood at competitive prices sound a little too good to be true? Well, IT ISN’T. J65 at Hotel Jen Tanglin Singapore introduces four exciting buffet themes throughout the week at very unbelievable prices. Yes, four! And every single one is exhilarating, to say the least.

Offering an assortment of seafood-centric buffet dinners with four different themes, Hotel Jen’s J65 is back at it again. They range from Crab, Lobster, Seafood, International cuisine as well as a myriad of home-style dishes stemming from the multicultural cuisine of Singapore.

From now until 31 Oct 2017, quote ’ladyironchef’ upon making your reservation to enjoy an incredible spread of buffet dishes at the following prices:

International Buffet (Mon): S$89++ for two (U.P. S$55++ per pax)
Crab Galore (Tue): S$119++ for two (U.P. S$75++ per pax)
Lobster Rock-n-Roll (Wed & Thu): S$129++ for two (U.P. S$85++ per pax)
Seafood Mania (Fri, Sat & Sun): S$119++ for two (U.P. S$75++ per pax)

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Juscool – Sparkling Fruit Soda Made With Real Fruits & With Low Sugar

Juscool

A sparkling fruit soda always does the trick in summer.

Singapore is ever hot and humid, and despite the occasional downpour, this little red dot on the map is constantly experiencing summer. Which explain why we are always looking out for summer treats, right?

Fruit sodas are one of our favourite respites. And a newfound favourite is Yeo’s Juscool series. They come in many flavours and the best part is they are made with real fruit juice & have a lower sugar content that meets Health Promotion Board’s (HPB) requirement for Healthier Choice Symbol (HCS).

We had a fruits party at home on one of these afternoons and here are some of the flavours that we love.

P.S. Five lucky winners will be selected and will walk away with a year’s supply of Juscool drinks. Read more about it at the end of the post.

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JJ Fish Mart – Cheap And Good Japanese Food With Maki Starting From S$4.50

JJ Fish Mart Tempura Shrimp Aburi Salmon Maki

An unsuspecting restaurant nestled in the corner of Clarke Quay Central Soho 2, JJ.Com Fish Mart is a Japanese eatery that enjoys immense popularity from more than just the working crowd in the Clarke Quay vicinity.

With prices starting at a reasonable figure of S$12.80 for a Chirashi Don and S$4.50 for a Maguro Maki, it is a no-brainer why this eatery is an all-time favourite for many.

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