Headed down to Marusaya for dinner one day cos the cousin wanted an alternative to steamboat. Have never been there before but happened to come across this place on social media. Located at the quieter end of Robertson Quay (like closer to InterCon side), the place was actually quite crowded on a weekday and the…
Category: 80% chance coming back
Tea Lounge at Regent – Serving Excellent Savouries For High Tea
Many people don’t fancy high tea. Firstly cos it’s all desserts and there’s only so much sweets you can stomach. And secondly it’s neither lunch nor dinner so what I usually do is skip lunch and dinner and just have a late breakfast. When we saw the high tea highlights from Tea Lounge at Regent,…
The Public Eight – Serving Expensive Fancy Cocktails at National Gallery
I saw this on a friend’s post and I was like that looks so cool! So that began our 1 month wait for drinks at The Public Eight. They take reservations through WhatsApp but the replies can be a little slow at times. This place was actually opened early last year but I guessed there…
Oshino – Revisited For Sushi Course
Went back to Oshino again, this time for their sushi course. Their sushi edomae ($180) consists of 15 pieces nigiri sushi, maki, soup & dessert. Some things are a little different now like they have 2 seatings (probably due to the incredible reservation list); the earlier at 12 noon and the later at 1.30pm. Also,…
Hachi Restaurant – Hidden Away At National Gallery Serving Omakase & Lunch Sets
I was actually looking at The Public Eight (which reservations need more than a month in advance. So ridiculous if you ask me) and then I chanced upon Hachi. Didn’t realise there was a Japanese restaurant at National Gallery so I went down to try one day. Located near the Courtyard Cafe area, the restaurant…
Easily satisfied, Hard to please 