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Fairmont Singapore Hotel – Buka Puasa Buffet at Asian Market Café

Fairmont Singapore Hotel – Buka Puasa Buffet at Asian Market Café

Wine & Dine

Having met the stringent requirements, Asian Market Café at Fairmont Singapore is now halal certified. During the month of Ramadan, the restaurant rolls out the authentic flavours of the Middle East combined with traditional Malay cuisine, boasting...

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Published 5 months ago · 4,548 views
Best Curry Puffs in Singapore: Old Chang Kee

Best Curry Puffs in Singapore: Old Chang Kee

Wine & Dine

Old Chang Kee is probably most famous for their curry puffs. With a food kiosk at every other shopping mall, you can say that their curry snacks have dominated the local food scene. Do you think Old Chang Kee sells the best curry puffs in Singapore? Apart...

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Published 8 months ago · 2,269 views
Adam Road Food Centre: Selera Rasa Nasi Lemak – Best in Singapore?

Adam Road Food Centre: Selera Rasa Nasi Lemak – Best in Singapore?

Wine & Dine

Nasi lemak fans would no doubt be familiar with the famous “Adam Road nasi lemak“, referring to one particular stall at the Adam Road Food Centre. The exact name of this supremely popular stall is Selera Rasa Nasi Lemak, rumoured to be the...

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Published 10 months ago · 5,584 views
ABC Market: Nasi Ayam Geylang Serai – Colourful Ayam Penyet & Mee Rebus

ABC Market: Nasi Ayam Geylang Serai – Colourful Ayam Penyet & Mee Rebus

Wine & Dine

With the amount of good food available and abundant seating since the 2006 revamp, ABC Market has remained one of the more popular hawker centres in Singapore. Just hop into a cab and tell the driver “ABC Market”. Any cab driver worth his...

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Published 1 year ago · 2,707 views
Qi Ji – Quick Bites

Qi Ji – Quick Bites

Wine & Dine

When you get a craving for nasi lemak, where do you normally go? I usually head to Qi Ji, which has ten locations scattered across Singapore. The no-frills eatery first became popular for its popiah (spring rolls). Nowadays, it has diversified with a...

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Published 2 years ago · 9,561 views
Tanjong Pagar Railway Station – What’s Baseball Got to Do with Food?

Tanjong Pagar Railway Station – What’s Baseball Got to Do with Food?

Wine & Dine

One of the more unusual places where you can dine in Singapore is the Tanjong Pagar Railway Station. The many hawker stalls here cater to the travellers moving between Singapore and Malaysia. At night, residents living in the vicinity also flock here...

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Published 2 years ago · 6,099 views
Katrina – Love Mee!

Katrina – Love Mee!

Wine & Dine

So there I am, standing in the middle of the jam-packed Tampines Mall on a Saturday evening and checking out Katrina. The place looks nondescript and plain, and the menu seemingly ordinary. In my mind I’m thinking: people are eating here only because...

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Published 2 years ago · 5,268 views
Grandma’s – Wonderful Family Restaurant

Grandma’s – Wonderful Family Restaurant

Wine & Dine

In Malaysia, I indulged in one of the best nasi lemak (rice cooked in coconut milk) I’ve ever had in my life at Madam Kwan’s. Since then, I have been wondering if we can enjoy the same thing in Singapore. With some googling, I struck gold....

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Published 2 years ago · 13,060 views
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – High-end Hawker Fare at Madam Kwan’s

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – High-end Hawker Fare at Madam Kwan’s

Travel / Malaysia

Aside from Nando’s, another place that I have been wanting to visit in Kuala Lumpur is Madam Kwan’s. Started by the 75 year old Madam Kwan Swee Lian in 1977, this 4-restaurant chain takes pride in dishing out true Malaysian cuisine. Even the...

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Published 2 years ago · 6,561 views
Chinatown Complex Market: Dong Li Cooked Food – A Couple of Gems Here

Chinatown Complex Market: Dong Li Cooked Food – A Couple of Gems Here

Wine & Dine

If there is one kind of food that I can never resist, it is satay. Just toss me a plate of satay and watch me polish the meat off the skewers. Even after a sumptuous meal, I’ll still gladly down a few more sticks. Yes, I guess it suffices to say...

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Published 2 years ago · 6,618 views
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