Burma Social brings together a rich cultural heritage of Burmese cuisine, inspired from Chinese, Laos, Thai, Bangladesh, and Indian flavours. It’s not often you come across Burmese cuisine in Singapore so we decided to check out the place at Tras Street. There was quite a crowd for lunch but I liked the ambience was still…
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Pulsii French Bistro – Japanese-French Cuisine at Tras Street
Met a friend for lunch and I decided on Pulsii French Bistro in the end cos she ran out of ideas to visit. Serving Japanese-French cuisine, the bistro was quite quiet for a weekday. They serve both ala carte and set lunch from Monday to Saturday so you can give both menu a try The…
Latido – One of A Kind Colombian Cuisine in Singapore
The friend wanted to check out Latido so we decided to have our dinner there. Focusing on Latin American culture, Chef Fernando brings out his own touch of fun and vibrancy in his cuisine. Also, it’s not so common to find Colombian restaurants in Singapore so we were quite looking forward to dinner We were…
Revolver – Modern Indian Cuisine with Bold Robust Flavours
I had plans to dine at Revolver with the friend but we had to keep rescheduling it due to unforeseen circumstances. Thankfully by the third time we finally made it down and it was their one year anniversary by coincidence. Or more like I was so insistent on trying their special menu I made sure…
Hamamoto – Reservations So Hard to Get But It’s Worth The Try
The friend has repeatedly encouraged me to try Hamamoto but cos reservations were hard to get and I was just constantly procrastinating, I never had a chance to try. I finally scored a seat one weekend and here I am, finally at Chef Kazu’s restaurant at Tras street You have to ring the bell to…
Easily satisfied, Hard to please 