iamthewitch writes: After the many Ramadhan buffets that have been reviewed, one might say, “Enough with the buffet already!” Time for something healthier and greener for a change, yes? Joining the bandwagon of Buka Puasa promotions, O’Briens Irish Sandwich Cafe is also having its own Buka Puasa set meal. Sandwiches to break fast? 4 Course meal – Buka Puasa in Irish Way The Buka Puasa set meal (RM36.90) consists of 4 courses: Soup Salad Main course (Select 1 from Special menu of sandwiches) Dessert Complimentary: Soya bean/watermelon juice, Irish Cream Coffee and Sweetie Dates We started with a ...
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P. Chong writes: The Copper Chimney...a name which brings back memories of Mumbai for me. Situated in between the city and the airport along the only road connecting the downtown Nariman Point area to the airport area, this restaurant was a godsent for the tiring journeys as one traveses the city going from hotel to meetings and vice versa. The food was wonderful, the ambience quiet and restful. Lovely.I was surprised when I saw the same name in the CBD of Singapore recently. Just right smack at road level of UIC Building. The first thing you will notice is the large number of Indians eating at the restaurant. This is a good sign, me thot. Kin, who had eaten there before ...
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Food POI writes: The night still early after we had our Asam Pedas at Hajjah Mona’s. We moved on to Pak Putra’s Restoran which famous for their Tandoori Chicken and fluffy Nan bread. Most of the staff are from the punjabi race from their slang. The restaurant is located down the road from Hajjah Mona’s restaurant which about 300 meters away. The chicken is marinated in yogurt and seasoned with tandoori masala. It is moderately hot, but the heat is reduced in most Western nations. Cayenne pepper, red chili powder or kashmiri red chilli powder is used to give it a fiery red hue. ...
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bangsar-babe writes: Champ's BistroRumahkuI know it's almost the end of August,but check ...
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Daniel Hung writes: Its not hard to find places for afternoon tea in Singapore. Besides hotel lounges, we have the almost-everywhere Starbucks and TCC, or the more upmarket ones like Royal Copenhagen and Canele. And I just found out that Provence Cafe has pretty good sandwich sets too! Located at Ion Orchard, this was their 2nd sit-in cafe after their original outlet at Holland Village, though they have a few other Petit Provence branches for speedy takeaways. Ordering was fast food-like: queueing at counters while browsing the wall menu, taking a number as you wait for the food to be delivered. Service was polite and courteous as ...
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jamie writes: It has been awhile since I've patronized Natural, but it is good to say that the restaurant still serves good food, though the portion is a little small compared to other vege restaurants. Keep it up Natural!Tofu drizzled with a generous amount of sweet tomato sauceRM 10.00Buttered Creamy MushroomsThis dish is heavenly though a little bit sinfulbut definitely worth that once in a while indulgence!RM 10.00...
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SimpleGirl writes: Friends told us that food at Lite Desire is cooked without MSG, the food is more like home cook style. Another friend who is a vegetarian said that they have vegetarian menu at Lite Desire, he highly recommended me to check this place out.Located at level 1 in De Garden, this is not located at a strategic location, it is above PappaRich, and opposite Bohemia boutique.We ordered one pot of ginkgo tea and another pot of lotus Logan tea. The lotus Logan tea was really great, naturally sweetened, whereas ginkgo tea was normal only. They have other variety of flower tea here as well. ...
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fatpig writes: The choice of our team dinner was Cherry Garden, the flagship Chinese restaurant of Oriental Hotel. Having dined there twice before, I was more enamored by its intricately oriental design than the food (most unfortunately!). However, having said that, I was hopeful that Cherry Garden could/would spring a few surprises. After all, it did make it to the list of Singapore's Best Restaurants a couple of years back. A short disclaimer applies here as I didn't do the ordering nor did I have a chance to take a look at the set menu which we ordered, hence I am quite hazy about the exact names of the dishes....
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vivien writes: I love browsing in supermarket and also departmental store selling kitchen ware. One of the kitchen ware i wish to have is microplane, zesting orange and lemon going to be much easier. I read somewhere that microplane originally are metal equipment used to smoothen surfaces, but later it found its way into kitchen being a sturdy zester for parmesan cheese, citrus fruit etc. digital kitchen scale, yet to have one… measuring cups, wish to have a set of these too, just found out they are digital measuring cups too maybe a Le Creuset too, a french manufactured cookware, it can be put inside oven, sorta like pyrex. Other than the normal orangey color Le Creuset ...
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foodlovee writes: High Class Prices but....This was an accidental  visit .We(3 of us)wanted to have some crabs for lunch on Saturday,at another restaurant, along RiverPoint, but the outside seating was too just stuffy and hot for our liking.Knowing there are few makan places  in the Central,we roam the place for awhile,came across No SignBoard restaurant I have to been Geylang No Signboard  few times.... Hidden at corner end,with only the sigh showing in front.....Step inside.......
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