There are many options for Thai Food in Singapore, and Ah Loy Thai restaurant is definitely one of the best when it comes to cheap and good Thai Food.
Even though Ah Loy Thai does not have nice ambiance like the other Thai fine dining restaurants, it serves good Thai food at very affordable prices. We are talking about $5-10 for most of the items on their menu (plus they don’t have GST and service charge). The prices here are even cheaper than some of the Thai Eateries at Golden Mile Complex.
My food blog has been featured in August Man’s February issue (p126 & 127). This month, they have a special Social Media edition which talks about how Social Media has changed our lives and the way we communicate with everyone. Facebook, twitter, youtube, flickr, and blogs have become part of our daily routine.
In the article, I shared two of my food reviews on the Japanese desserts from Flor Patisserie and the Champagne Dim Sum Brunch Buffet at Cherry Garden.
Have a good week everyone!
We are really spoilt for choices when it comes to food in Singapore. Other than having brunch, kaya toast or dim sum with the family, there are also many people who enjoy having Bak Kut Teh (a must-try Singapore food) on a weekend morning.
The contenders for the best Bak Kut Teh in Singapore are: Founder Bak Kut Teh at Balestier road, Outram Park Ya Hua Rou Gu Cha, Song Fa Bak Kut Teh opposite the Central and of course, Ng Ah Sio Bak Kut Teh at Rangoon road.
This guide to late night dining in Singapore was last updated on 18 June 2014.
One of the best things about staying in Singapore is that there are a lot of eating places that open till late at night, and you can always find something to eat even after midnight. Here is a guide on the Late Night Eats and Supper Places in Singapore.
Standing Sushi Bar has established a good reputation for good quality Japanese cuisine since opening back in 2009. The quirky concept of standing-in-a-sushi-bar has also helped boost their popularity in the Singapore Food Scene.
Fans of Standing Sushi Bar will be happy to know that they have recently added new branches at 8Q Singapore Art Museum and Marina Bay Link.
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Do you feel uneasy without your handphone?
We’re always on our mobile phones checking emails, playing games, stalking people on Facebook, and updating Twitter. In addition, I always like to read my favourite food blogs on the phone to kill time while travelling. But mobile web browser isn’t optimised to read websites, especially those with huge data and big photos.
A few weeks ago, I had the opportunity to attend the Nokia Ovi Wizard workshop organised by Nuffnang. It was interesting to learn the insights about mobile applications from the Nokia folks, and they even taught us how to publish our blog as a free mobile app on the spot!
Now that I have created my own app for my food blog, I’m going to teach you how to create a FREE mobile application in minutes by using the Nokia Ovi app wizard.
I have been ditching ice cream for yogurt ever since the beauty blogger told me about the benefits of eating yogurt. But there are days when I just crave for ice cream and nothing else matters.
Haato is an ice cream parlour in Singapore which is known for their Japanese ice cream flavours. I was at their Central branch recently, and that place is ideal for people-watching while having a scoop of sorbet.
The Singapore Food Scene is unique as it is shaped by the many international cuisines that you can find here. Now, food lovers can rejoice with Salta Argentine Parrilla + Grocer being the first Argentina restaurant in Singapore.