Roosevelt’s Diner & Bar sits quietly at Dorsett Residence. The place isn’t exactly big, but it was spacious and the space between tables was not intruding. A very good place to just chill the day away, but that would only be possible if the food were a little bit better. Prices are pretty reasonable in…
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333. Mitsuba by Yurine Japanese Restaurant
Mitsuba by Yurine Restaurant is helmed by the same chef that opened Wasabi Tei and Chikuwa Tei. Everyone loves their bento and fresh, affordable sashimi slices. So the friends suggested this place for dinner. The entrance is so unattractive and if I walked past it, I will definitely not give a second glance. The chef,…
332. Tatsu @ Asia Square
Tatsu used to occupy at Chijmes, then it closed for renovations and now it opened at Asia Square, opening its doors to the people at CBD area. So we went there for my dinner, wanting to try their teppanyaki set. The friend ordered a sushi set so that I can take more pictures. hehe #ilovemyfriends…
331. Lime House @ Jiak Chuan Road
This post officially kickstarts my month long celebration of birthday lunches and dinners. You don’t normally find restaurants serving Carribean food in Singapore so Lime House is probably one of the few. But honestly, none of us have tried Carribean food before so armed with an adventurous attitude, here we go! The servers were really…
330. L’Atelier de Joel Robuchon, Tokyo
Lunch at L’Atelier was probably one of the most impromptu decision but glad we made the trip down. The original plan was to dine at L’Table so we went to the Yebisu Garden Place. It’s a beautiful chateau where the restaurants were housed in, if not for the faded painting and dirty walls. They really…
