Go-Ang Pratunam @ JEM
I decided to try this branch of the famous Go-Ang Pratunam Thai chicken rice in JEM, because all the restContinue Reading
Month: June 2024
Sanyouxing 三酉星 @ Shanghai
With the restriction to import Japanese ingredients and the fear of nuclear contamination among the population, many izakayas in ShanghaiContinue Reading
National Treasure – Agate Rhyton Inlaid With Gold Plug (Tang Dynasty)
The agate rhyton inlaid with gold plug, a decorative item likely from the Silk Road, reflects cross-cultural exchange. Originating from the West, it demonstrates the Tang people’s curiosity, admiration, and inclusiveness towards foreign civilisations.
Xie Huang Yu 蟹黄鱼 @ Shanghai
Yellow croaker noodles, scallion oil noodles, and crab roe noodles – some of the noodles dishes that one must tryContinue Reading
Dining with Mickey at Royal Dining Hall
Where do you eat when you visit Disneyland with a Princess? At the Royal Dining Hall, no less! We visitedContinue Reading
Ren He Guan 人和馆 @ Shanghai
I was looking for something easy and local on my first evening back in Shanghai and decided to give RenContinue Reading
Dragon Well Manor 龙井草堂 @ Hangzhou
This is one of the six Michelin star restaurants in Hangzhou, and they were just awarded the accolade when theContinue Reading
Geylang Lor 9 Frog Porridge @ AMK
I grew up in Geylang, and since moving up north, I miss going for this supper favourite of mine –Continue Reading
Hongmian 红棉 @ Guangzhou
We were lazy to go out for our dinner and decided to settle it in our hotel, Westin Tianhe inContinue Reading
National Treasure – Gold-decorated Silver Kettle with the Pattern of a Dancing Horse (Tang Dynasty)
This kettle from the Tang Dynasty symbolises the culture of dancing horses in ancient China. The detailed design depicts the grand equestrial performances that took place during Emperor Xuanzong’s birthday celebrations.