The White Tiffin @ Woodlands
After complaining for so many year, the culinary scene in the northern part of Singapore is finally getting more interesting.Continue Reading
Month: May 2024
Napa Noodles @ Napa
I should have know when the menu said “Pacific Rim cuisines”, the food would be quite bad.
National Treasure – Bronze Chariot No. 1 (Qin Dynasty)
The two bronze chariots and horses found at Emperor Qin Shihuang’s mausoleum are known as “The Crown of Bronze Works”. Excavated in 1980, they are significant evidence of ancient Chinese science and technology.
Mandalay @ City Hall
Peninsula Plaza at City Hall is also known as Little Myanmar for its concentration of Myanmarese shops and eateries. PrincessContinue Reading
Shabestan @ Robertson Quay
This is the first time I am having Iranian cuisine. Persian cuisine is a subset of Middle Eastern cuisine. ThereContinue Reading
Shu Yan 蜀宴 @ Chinatown
A nice CNY lunch with colleagues. Something spicy like Sichuan to kick off the Year of the Dragon
Shunxi 顺席•太史府 @ Shanghai (2024)
Shunde cuisine is not an offshoot of Cantonese cuisine, it is a genre on its own IMHO. In this privateContinue Reading
Nantsuttei @ Somerset
Once upon TV Land time, ramen competitions were the rage on TV. Champion ramen competition in Japan drew crowds toContinue Reading
Social House @ Jakarta
I always stay around the famous traffic circle downtown Jakarta for its proximity to all good food (and my meetingContinue Reading
Treasures – Terracotta Cavalryman and Saddled Horse (Qin Dynasty)
2,500 years ago, a cavalryman and his horse, replicated in clay, were buried with Emperor Qin Shihuang, the first Emperor of a unified China.