The Boiler – Louisiana Seafood in Industrial Tai Seng

This is my second Louisiana seafood experience and specially since I didn’t really have fond memories of the first. The Boiler isn’t located at the most accessible place but we were pleasantly surprised it was a full house on a weekday and in addition, we have walk-ins lining up the door waiting. So be punctual…

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Le Kue – Asian Inspired French Desserts

I haven’t been to haji lane for the longest time ever. It used to be a shopping heaven but as time passes, the turnover rate for the shops there is so high and the selection of stuffs just dwindle over time as well. Right now haji lane sees a change in image with more new and…

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Twins – Delicious Korean Fried Chicken and Icecream Beer

Make way for a new Korean fried chicken restaurant in town. I’m not usually a fan of Korean fried chicken since i don’t quite get the hype over it and some places serve really expensive chicken wings and I really hate it when you have to queue up for them. But since Twins accept reservations,…

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Ippin Cafe Bar – Serving Sincere Japanese Food From The Heart

There are many Japanese restaurants along the stretch of Mohamed Sultan road but one of the inconspicuous eateries probably goes to Ippin Cafe Bar, a place that serves home-style Japanese dishes, drinks and also sells various Japanese products. They have a limited menu which makes choosing much easier and you will be glad to know all prices…

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Palette – High End Foodcourt by Breadtalk Group

Note: Food Republic has taken over the space occupied by Palette Breadtalk Group has outdone themselves, and this time with a new F&B under their belt. Palette, is a place that serves food, food court style but restaurant service. The tenants under Palette include Ah Koong restaurant famous for their handmade fishballs, Balestier Bak Kut…

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