Mussel Fritters with Yuzu Miso [$15] Had a few items during our dinner there and this probably stood out the most. The fritters were filled with minced mussels, deep fried but still retained rather moist inside. The accompanying Yuzu miso didn’t really have a distinct flavour and the fritters could do without them.

Anarchy Wine + Brew Bar - Invited Tasting - Bites : Mussel Fritters with Yuzu Miso (💵S$15) 🍋 • One of America's most dangerous export was never nuclear weapons or Jerry Lewis... or even Baywatch reruns &/or Their decision for the current Whitehouse Mr T (Okay maybe that deserves of a post by itself, Oh America~) 🇺🇸 It was, is, & probably always will be their obsession of frying things up, Deep Fried Food & fast food outlets. 🍟 • ACAMASEXPLAINS💮: An ounce of Sauce covers a multitude of Sins. Just like the "Fake News" or as John Oliver mentioned "Stupid Watergate" plastered all over it. 🖖🏻

Anarchy Wine + Brew Bar's New Menu [Price Varies] The spread we had at Anarchy, featuring some of the new dishes to their revised menu, of which the Mussel Fritters with Yuzu Miso ($15) stood out to me more. A huge thank you to @thewineanarchy for the warm hospitality and @burpple for the kind invite! 🙆🏻

Chicken salad + grilled cheese food is mediocre 🥺 nothing special

Way too expensive for basics Service and table wait was amazing. Food wise mediocre. Literally scrambled eggs with toast for $16, top up pork sausage for 6, adding up to $22. Look at it. Normal pre packed, processed sausages I would say. Normal bread, not even sourdough. What can I say, basic and soulless food. A bit sad and disappointed and way too pricey. Mocha came in a tiny glass cup. Wasn’t tasty too. Ambience??, no ambience.

Reuben 17++ It's decent, everything was not too strong. There could have been more meat tho. The bread had a noteworthy hard crisp which reminded me of crispy waffles for some reason Overall expensive place and not worth it at all, food is decent but quite overhyped

Prawn Mentaiko Pizza The prawns on this pizza were plump and crunchy. Pizza crust was thin, with just the right balance of crunch and softness. The base of the pizza consisted of mentaiko and cream which gave it a nice umami kick. Overall a nice pizza!

Korean Wagyu Beef Kimchi Pizza ($21.80) The Wagyu on the pizza was so soft and tender, which was expected of a Wagyu with a grade 7 marbling. The homemade kimchi with its spicy and sour taste added a delectable zing to the dish! Highly recommend this pizza if you happen to drop by ice edge cafe. 🍕

Grilled Fresh Norwegian Salmon With Honey Mustard Cream Sauce ($19.80) Love this no frills cafe in downtown east that serves up good western grub! We ordered the grilled salmon, which was nicely cooked. The honey mustard sauce also went well with the salmon. Wished they’d give a side of mash potatoes instead of wedges to make this dish a little healthier! Don’t forget to claim your burpple one for one deals here! They also have another outlet in Kovan with the same one for one deals.

Just Salmon Such a pretty dish! I had to take pictures of it from every angle! Salmon with giant Israeli couscous. The salmon was well paired with the brown butter miso sauce! Healthy and light. Order a Muddy espresso with cold milk to complete the meal.

Squid Ink Fried Rice Slightly spicy with two soft shell crabs and crispy fried fish cubes. I enjoyed it. The soft shell crabs were fresh. I didn't expect the crabs as the menu stated, battered squid. I didn't expect the rice to be spicy but it gave the dish an extra kick! Best part was, my teeth didn't turn black from the squid ink 😬

For Reliable Brunch and Coffee in the East No stranger to Easties, this popular joint located on the second floor of Tampines West CC is heralded for consistent, quality brunch offerings. Visit on the weekends for the tried and tested Butcher's Daughter ($16) – excellent medium rare seared sous vide beef alongside creamy scrambled eggs. For something light, the Dashi Noodles ($8.90) in a bonito broth with pulled chicken and onsen egg should do the trick. Get the aromatic Muddy Espresso ($5.50) with cold milk to finish. *Muslim-owned Photo by Burppler Hui Min Ong

Al ragu pappardelle ($25.80) - Al dente pasta, sauce was quite tasty but the depth of meaty flavour was absent. - Some parts of the beef chunks were a little tough and contained small amounts of tendon 🥩 [5/10]

Carbonara roma linguine ($26.80) - Having “pasta” in the restaurant name, it’s a shame the pasta was undercooked and hard. - Presentation was rather plain with only pasta and pancetta. - Sauce lacked in flavour and seasoning, even Pastamania can do better 🥲 [2/10]

Calamari fritto spaghetti ($26.80) - Interesting combi, calamari was crispy and chewy! - Tanginess of lemon butter sauce was barely present, could have stronger savouriness. [6/10]

Yuja (Citron) Soju [$20.90] This yuja soju is super refreshing! 1 jug of soju has around 1L which is reasonably enough for 2-3 pax.

Japchae [$12.90] For those harbour the mindset thinking that Korean foods are spicy, I am please to correct you! The next few dishes that I'm sharing with you are kid-friendly! You can bring your kids, younger siblings or even friends that can't take spicy stuff here too! This Japchae for example, is a kid-friendly dish. There might be slices of chili in it but they are just for garnishing purposes. Japchae is also a very healthy dish for your health conscious friends out there. It is loaded with healthy vegetables!

Kimchi Tofu Soup [$9.90] I love their kimchi soup! It is sightly sweet, not extremely sour (some places one is too sour for me) yet the spicy level is there. Just order a bowl of rice to accompany the soup and your lunch is settled.

Curry Flavoured Dry Tantan Men ($10.8) The dry Tantan Men was served with a generous serving of minced meat, a ramen egg, bamboo shoots, bean sprouts and some spinach. The chili sauce added gave the dish some kick but it wasn’t too spicy. The sauce also had a strong peanut taste to it and mixing everything together made the dish an umami bomb. The noodles were also really chewy. At $10.80++, which is inclusive of a complimentary bowl of white rice, this is pretty worth it! Water was also complimentary at this eatery.

Better Than Ramen?? First time trying Kazan Shoyu. It was really good. I recommend the small portion if you had not skip a meal. The tonkatsu was really flavourful, and charshu pieces were nice and chunky. I don't recommend having it wirh rice. I definitely think you can share 1 large portion, and top up 1 bowl of rice. Fun experience!

Curry Tan Tan Ramen (Dry) - $10.90 For $10.90, I’d say this bowl of ramen is an ansolute STEAL. It was spicy, rich and super packed with flavour! I loved how rich the sauce was and how springy and bouncy the noodles were, though I’d have liked a little more meat in the bowl. 8.5/10

For Casual Modern Australian Fare on Beach Road Opened by the folks behind Cicheti, this casual bistro in South Beach is ideal for meals with loved ones (furkids included). Order their creamy and crispy Mushroom Gnocchi ($23), a side of crunchy Caramelised Brussel Sprouts ($10) and sous-vide Pollo with Couscous ($26) for a hearty meal. Sweet-tooths should go for the Banana Hotcakes ($21) that's best shared. Psst. The outdoor seating is sheltered, so you and your pooches can stay cool in the heat! Photo by Burppler Alicia Ng

Sticky Pork Belly ($25) First time at Fynn’s and didn’t expect to see this Thai inspired dish on the brunch menu. You’ve got this funky pork belly slabs on a bed of glass noods, crispy rice crackers, sprouts and coriander. Toss it all up in that umami packed nam jim sauce and it’s just super delishhhh!

Fynns by Chicheti A casual bistro that serves up decent dishes with great service and wont break your wallet. From top to bottom we had mushroom gnocchi $23 caramelised brussel sprouts(yummy!) $10 and pollo with couscous $26 Gnocchi was crispy on the outside and creamy like inside which i found delicious and the sousvide chicken was cooked to near perfection. The game changer was the brussel sprouts which were crunchy with the right amount of sweet and tangy. Ended our meal with their banana bread and coffee Total damage $87.. worthy even without a deal

Matcha ice cream 8++ Very high quality matcha powder, every aspect was good Honestly this restaurant guarantees quality. The only problem is the value, for some of the dishes it's really not worth.

Porridge for mizutaki Complimentary Idk if it's as good as it looks, since I expected the broth to have more umami. It's what u expect I guess once you taste the thick collagen broth

Wagyu motsu nabe 42++/pax, min 2 pictured 2 pax This has a clear, yet still ridiculous thick collagen broth that's much more packed w umami and more strongly seasoned. Alongside the garlic and chilli, it was rlly strong and could go on rice actually rather than being sipped. The wagyu motsu had a really clean flavour and was so soft. Since it's tasteless it goes well w a little bit of yuzu chili It's lovely but incredibly expensive. Plus idk if it's done the authentic way because it's not supposed to be a clear broth. Worth a try if you have money to throw. Otherwise I would recommend the authentic one at eat at seven

Fish Porridge (SGD $6) @ Leng Kee Fish Soup. Now run by the 2nd-generation since its founding in 1997, this humble stall is loved by regulars for its hearty portions and comforting old-school taste. . The light broth is warm and comforting, with pleasant sweet savoury salty flavour, and on cold rainy days, simply divine. . The soft rice porridge is accompanied by juicy tomato, crisp lettuce, and fried shallots for aroma, lending grainy vegetal sweet savoury flavour. . The mackerel fish is sliced thin, but portion is plentiful, each deboned fresh fillet being meaty sweet savoury in taste. . . . Fish Soup Leng Kee Fish Soup @ Bukit Timah Market & Food Centre, 51 Upper Bukit Timah Road #02-192 . More details: https://ivanteh-runningman.blogspot.com/2023/03/best-of-singapore-hawkers-fish-soup.html

Seafood soup Fresh batang slices and seafood soup. Very light broth. Do check this out if you are at bukit timah mkt.

Pig Liver Soup @ Leng Kee Fish Soup | 51 Upper Bukit Timah Road | Bukit Timah Market & Food Centre #02-192. Pig liver is believed to be highly nourishing and also improves one’s eyesight. That being said, I absolutely need to eat it frequently! 🤓 These thinly sliced liver from the popular Leng Kee fish soup stall at Bukit Timah food centre is perfectly tender and cooked nicely with slight-pinkish in the middle [without any of the gamey smell!]. #burpple #burpplesg #stfoodtrending #straitstimesfood #sgfood #sgeats #foodsg #wheretoeatsg #whattoeatsg #sghawker #hawkersg #bukittimahfoodcentre