314. Chinese Food

Shall wrap up the last of my Chinese new year dinner, so gonna feature 2 places in today’s post. Β The class decided to have a change this year and we settled for ze char instead of the usual steamboat dinner. We ended up at Whampoa Keng (Rangoon road) since most haven’t been there before, and…

313. Tart Blanc

The last time I visited Millennia Walk, I don’t remember there were so many dining places around. And ever since I heard the opening of Tart Blanc, I meant to make a visit down. Well, who can say no to sweets and desserts? heh πŸ™‚ The place was pretty small, simple and straightforward. I think…

312. Ronin (Hong Kong Street)

No signage, no name. Just 17 Hong Kong Street. If you never look closely behind the tinted doors, you’ll never expect a cafe inside. The place wasn’t very crowded while we were there so we were glad we didn’t have to wait very long. There is no menu so you have to ask the staff…

310. Tsukada Nojo

Tsukada Nojo, if you haven’t heard of it is famous for their collagen hotpot/ramen. I wanted to try their hotpot but sadly, they only serve ramen at lunch so we decided to give it a try after hearing many good reviews about it. And surprisingly, it was pretty empty on a Saturday afternoon. The 4…

309. Wakanui Singapore

When I first googled Wakanui, the first hit that came out was Tokyo and I couldn’t find any other details. Feeling strange and puzzled, I asked the colleague “Huh? We going to Tokyo to eat?” That’s how new it was. The restaurant was still in its soft launch period and slated for its official opening…