We started with the lighter-tasting shiromi, or white-fleshed fish, and slowly worked ourselves up to the heavier-tasting sushi. They say that first impressions are the most important, and the Raku Sushi Set did not disappoint.
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Yuzu ramen two ways at Ippudo Singapore
We were surprised that the two yuzu ramens were nowhere to be found on the menu, but a quick check with our waitress cleared up our confusion. They were unlisted and the only way to order them was via the Chope Deals coupon, which she had to manually key into the order entry system. It felt like we were ordering off a secret menu, making them even more desirable.
Continue readingEnjoying a lazy afternoon in Singapore as local tourists
Theoretically, it’s now possible to fly again. But with all the uncertainties and inconsistencies in travel policies, we’ve decided to remain grounded for at least another year. While we wait for skies to clear, we wanted to enjoy the experience of being local tourists and spent a lazy, boozy weekend afternoon with old friends.
Continue readingNeighbourhood Korean BBQ experience at Joo Mak
The last time we had lunch at Joo Mak, there was a table of three Korean salarymen who ordered Korean BBQ and uncountable bottles of soju and beer. We told ourselves that we would have to come back again and follow in their footsteps, with reinforcements of course.
Continue readingFeeding The Wife’s chronic yuzu addiction
For those of you who know The Wife personally, or are regular readers of this blog, you’ll know that she has an issue with substance abuse. Symptoms include pupil dilation, heavy breathing, sweaty palms and a persistent inner voice that whispers: “Take my money, please.” Yes, The Wife is addicted to yuzu.
Continue readingGetting into the Christmas mood with cake from Montreux Patisserie
When Christmas season comes along, Montreux churns out limited-edition festive cakes with interesting flavours. Such as the Cream Cheese Strawberry Sudachi that we bought this year. The design is minimalist, but there’s no mistaking the Santa vibes.
Continue readingThe delightful ginger-infused dishes of Halia Restaurant
Our ginger adventure officially started with the Lemongrass & Ginger Prawn Salad. It was a riot of colours, with turmeric-coated prawns and pinkish-purple ginger flower dressing on top of a generous bed of green greens, yellow mangoes and red cherry tomatoes. The flavour was as exciting as it looked.
Continue readingWe went to En Dining for mozuku and unexpectedly found good buri sashimi
When we heard that En Dining was offering a seasonal autumn menu featuring mozuku, we were quite intrigued. Since the special menu was only available until the end of November, we promptly made a lunch reservation and headed down to Capitol Tower.
Continue readingGentle introduction to Peranakan cuisine at Godmama
If you’ve never had Peranakan food before, Godmama offers a gentle introduction to a whole new world of flavours that might just get you addicted.
Continue readingHome-grown vegetables make home-cooked food taste even better
You can’t rush Nature, but when you give it time to do its thing, the results can be quite delicious.
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