By now, I’m sure you’ve seen the below image scattered around my blog and Instagram! Here’s this easy and straight-forward recipe with my modifications declared. I did take a longer time as I was not in a rush, on snail’s mode now. Also, works as a future reference 😉 This portion was sliced into 10 slices …
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Ann Siang Hill has gone through a revamp, with new joints stepping in and up! So when my dearest Agnes Lin (ex-boss, ex-colleague and friend) hunted me down for a dinner catch up with another pal, Henry and with her craving for Japanese food – I jumped to try Yen Yakiniku out! Key Takeaways: Yakiniku … Continue reading Yen Yakiniku – Dedicated Service and Sinful Grilling
Got to catch Dim Sum Dollieeeeeees for the first time with my lovely ex-colleague Nuke (also known as Girl Lilikoi), and all thanks to Harry’s Singapore! But first, let’s eat. Cause we were running late and Harry’s Singapore is just there at the Esplanade, we popped by for a quick “bite”, which was actually Harry’s … Continue reading Dim Sum Dollies – Esplanade Escapade!
Why should you go for brunch at Procacci, Customs House (facing Marina Bay Sands)? Two words: The View Happiness happens when you having brunch with fellow foodies before the stellar view of the latest City Skyline we’ve got in Singapore. It’s a wonder how beautiful it was with a clear and sunny skies to give … Continue reading Brunch with Singapore’s Best City Skyline in view, Marina Bay Sands
To think it’s been nesting right under my nose all this while.
The last and only time I’ve been to Woodlands Waterfront was in the dark with an ex-colleague/friend (Valerie) driving us (Jimmy and self) over for a night of home-cooked food and major catch up 2-3years back… or maybe more.
Anyways, fast forward to the Vesak day long weekend (30th & 31st May) that just sneaked by (at the start of June School Holidays). After 12years plus of my nephew’s first appearance, the kids finally popped by and stayed for a night.
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But who is she now? It’s been more than a year since my last post which declared me going on “permanent” leave from a start-up agency. Ever since, I’ve: Started work at a food portal and crossed a year mark Travelled to Jakarta, India, Bali, Dubai, Sydney and Melbourne. Then again to Jakarta over the … Continue reading And so we are back!
If you’re in search of a place on the outskirts on town or at the CBD zone, Harry’s Breakfast is an option not to be missed! At an alfresco along the Singapore River is Harry’s, serving their recently launched breakfast from 8am till 10.30am daily.
Personally, it was nostalgic to be at Boat Quay and peaceful in the mornings (especially on that Saturday we were there).
And so, there we were! More than ready to dig into their 6 out of 8 dishes from their Modern European Comfort food for Breakfast – and boy, were we in for a treat on a Saturday morning!
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| The Menu that explains it all |
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| OpenRice members doing their thing |
A session at Violet Herbs for food tasting was definitely a highlight for that week! Overall, the flavours tried and tasted were new (atleast to my buds, my taste buds) and they stuck true to Herbs as per their name.
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