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I love that so many beef noodle shops from China have been popping up, particularly Tongue Tip ( Shejianjian ), Xibu Mahua , and the new o...

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For some reason, this local chain is immensely popular. Not only did my local teammates mention that they have the best sisig in town, bu...

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We came to a place called Little Flour Café at World Plaza for lunch today (31st Street Corner 4th Avenue, 777-7383), and the menu feature...

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Normally I would've looked past a small chain like this, thinking (incorrectly) that they were doing Western food. But when I looked a...

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This restaurant is run by the same folks as the ones who run Abe , and even some of the menu items are identical. But I was pressed for ti...

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Today seems to be fried chicken day , eh? This was a small chain of contemporary fried chicken restaurants, and it looked interesting enou...

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Fried chicken is popular across Southeast Asia . But for some reason, there are a bazillion fried chicken places around my hotel up here i...

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I've physically been to Manila once or twice in the past, but I've never really stayed longer than a day or so to really get to ...

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The ANA folks have opened another Japan Gourmet Hall SORA at Changi Airport, but this time at Terminal 1. It only features three stalls, ...

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I'm not sure of the background of this stall at the Seven Stars Coffee Shop (85 Dawson Road #01-02), but it's one of those breakf...

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I was pretty excited about being able to try this, especially since I was already on the hunt for a premium soy sauce as it was. Knowing t...

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Every time we pass by this brightly lit cze char at night, it's packed with people (1091A Lower Delta Road, 9878-9924). We thus came ...

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I normally don't bother with Mexican food in Singapore . So when I first heard about this place (39 Seah Street, 6258-0701), I quickly...

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I've never really liked Fatburger , mainly because of the horribly dry meat. Hence, when I saw the sign for an Impossible option here...

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The other restaurant that I wanted to check out at Gochi was this kaiten sushi chain from Osaka (23 Church Street #01-02, 6226-1271). Th...

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Another old unagi shop from Japan has opened an outlet in Singapore, this time at the new Gochi Church Street Japan Kitchen cluster (23 ...

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I'm hardly an authority on this subject, but this is my favorite chendol place right now (335 Smith Street #02-008). It's all th...

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This is another one of those steamed fish and Teochew porridge shops that I've been wanting to try (55 Lengkok Bahru #01-387). Yes, I...

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This was Burnt Ends' take on congee, and it was as delicious as it looked, especially given not just that gloriously orange egg yolk ...

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I noticed the big sign for this place down from the street level the other day and decided to hop on over for lunch (7 Tanjong Pagar Plaza...

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That might look a bit weird in the photo above, but it was delicious. See, the Jumbo Seafood folks opened up this stall (132 Amoy Street)...

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I'm not sure if this is a recent thing, but this chain of Chinese soup food court stalls is doing lei cha fan , and it's not bad. ...

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The folks at Birds of a Feather have opened up this noodle shop (51 Telok Ayer Street #01-01, 9755-1058). Braised beef noodles were the ...

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This place is growing on me, especially since I discovered their mee kia , which was pleasantly flat-shaped, like a skinnier linguine. It...

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This is an odd place (101 Thomson Road #B1-09, 6259-5668). Ostensibly on the outside, it's an Irish place, with its green and white de...

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I only recently found out that there is another famous bak chor mee shop on the island associated with the number 58. But unlike the Bedo...

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This is a very bizarre chain from Korea that specializes jjampong (the Korean version of champon ) and pizza. The good thing was that th...