Cantonese Zi Char 18 Seafood: Neighbourhood Cantonese Zi Char I wonder how many readers here will remember my review of “The Catch” at Sunset Way which I wrote back in 2016. If you do,
Food Courts/Centres Japanese - Charshu &JOY Japanese Food Street at NEX – Finally! If you are a regular at NEX like us, you’d be delighted to know that the old Shokuten at B1 has just been transformed into
THE MUST TRY LIST Heritage Hawkers Ah Hock Hokkien Mee: Hokkien Mee Pioneers! When I wrote about Ah Hock Hokkien mee back in 2008, the story was about how Mr Ng Hock Chuan, 73 had decided to come
Next Gen Hawkerpreneurs Hawker Centre Pin Ji Fishball Minced Meat Noodles: Handmade Her Giao (Fish Dumplings) Fishball minced meat noodles are a dime a dozen. But ones with fish dumplings, or what is known in Teochew as “her giao” are much
THE MUST TRY LIST Heritage Hawkers Kim Heng Roasted Meats: Charcoal Roasted Charsiu My quest for the ultimate charsiu rice has brought me to Kim Heng Roasted in Serangoon. Foodies living around the area would be familiar
Zi Char Thai Yaowarat Seafood: A Bit Chinese, A Bit Thai I am sure most Singaporeans will be familiar with the Yaowarat district in Bangkok. It is popularly known as the Chinatown of Bangkok
THE MUST TRY LIST Roti Prata Chindamani Crispy Prata: Very thin, very crispy! After blogging for over a decade, I never thought I would come across a new type of prata. But here it is. Thin
Zi Char Eat Uncle Lee’s Eating House: Yummy sand skin chicken I think the challenge for anyone entering the zi char business is to be able to come up with one or two signature dishes with
Upper Serangoon Shopping Centre THE REALLY MUST TRY LIST Fragrant Garden: Superb Teochew Cuisine For us foodies, finding hidden gems like Fragrant Garden is as exhilarating as someone pulling a jackpot or hitting a hole in one. It
Fishhead Steamboat THE MUST TRY LIST Tian Wai Tian Fish Head Steamboat: Why Fish Head Steamboat always have to wait so long? I must have visited this coffeeshop countless of times in my ten years studying at St Andrew’s School. It is located just across the PIE
