Not halal certified, but it's no pork no lard & the meats are from halal suppliers | I got the Cheesy Affair ($9.90), upgraded from fries to Aglio Olio Pasta ($2.00) and had a side dish of Mozzarella Cheese Sticks ($4.80). The wait was less than ten minutes and the food was hot. I don't know why I expected the pasta to be bland but holy hell it wasn't?? It was so good I'm so bad with describing tastes but it was so flavorful and absolutely delicious. I didn't even have to add pepper or salt or whatever!! And the cheesy fish omg when they said it was a cheesy affair, they MEANT it. It had the cheese sauce on top and look at the picture, so generous right??? And they stuffed the fish with cheese too. It tasted heavenly. The cheese sticks were tasty as well but three sticks for $4.80 isn't worth it in my opinion :/ They have free fruit-infused iced water which you can just take so that's nice!! Overall I LOVED this place and the prices are so good?? The food is lovely?? Definitely going back here!
Your guide to a unique experience to eat Hitsumabushi ($26.80+), Nagoya-style - on its own, with garnishes, dashi broth or enjoy it as you wish!
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Writer: @aliciaatsh
Photographer: @marktankai
One of my favourites at Japan Foods Garden is this steamed box of goodness from Akasaka Yukun. A bed of seasoned rice is topped with shredded egg and lined nicely with sliced eel. The glaze applied to the eel before steaming, gives it a sweet note and everything is just so simple yet tasty. If you've got a bigger appetite, they have a 2-layer option for this Unagi Seiro Mushi, but I say check out the other options available at Japan Foods Garden too. π
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I'm sure you've all seen this many times but this creation from Ninja Cut deserves the praise! π
What I really love about this was the myriad of textures involved! There's the molten action from the matcha hotcake itself, crunchy speculoos crumble, chewy dango, sugared yuzu peel, azuki and topped off with ricotta cheese! π³Whew, sounds like a lot of different things, but it all came together wonderfully. Yummo π π¦π¦π¦
Hands down the cheapest teochew porridge I've had to date and I still think it's mighty yummy and comforting. The whole assortment of dishes here only costed us $7 (note: 2 meats and 2 vegetables). The lor ba was definitely the highlight of the meal. It was as meaty as it was fatty, drenched in a super umami braised sauce. I personally love the minced pork and soft cabbage as well. #BurppleCheapNGood
Now you don't have to travel all the way to Redhill for the famous Hong Seng Curry Rice.
Tucked in at @sgsmu's School of Economics is a tinier but modern stall in contrast with its 20-year-old counterpart at Redhill.
It's where many come to get their Hainanese curry png fix in the heart of town.
The fiery curry sauce has the right amount of savoury spice that doesn't further scorch your tongue, especially undesirable with Singapore's heat. My favourite part is definitely its special sweet sambal ikan bilis (available in take away containers)! The sets go for S$5.50 and include a main meat, a sauce, a fried egg, sambal ikan bilis, chap chye, rice and a drink
Wish the stall was opened while I was still at SMU. My lunch conundrums would have easily been solved.
Ah Loy Thai is one of the places that offer yummy thai food at decent prices. Best to make reservation as the place was soon filled with people before dinner time.
Ordering a wide spread of food, some dishes stood out for us: Fried Glass Noodle ($7.90), Thai Pandan Chicken (4 pieces for $10) and Fried Butter Calamari ($8.90). The last is their signature and not to be missed. Deep fried calamari drenched in their unique own made butter and chilli sauce, just so addictive!!
Frozen by a Thousand Blessings π We tried the different flavours (except mango), and the coconut and pomegranate one are my fave! βΊοΈβΊοΈ Organic and Healthy, what's not to love about this Melbourne Froyo! ππ
Salted Caramel Banana French Toasts (16$). This tastes so good, w/ fluffy toasts served w/ salted caramel sauce that is so rich and thick πππ
Swear these pancakes are one of the best pancakes I've ever eaten! The pancakes consists of 3 layers of fluffiness goodness, served w/ caramelised bananas, crushed pistachios, ricotta cheese and honeycomb! All for 15 SGD, which is really worth the price βΊοΈβΊοΈβΊοΈβΊοΈ