Guiding you to good food & best restaurants in Singapore

I’ve been eating at Gu Zao Ren for years now, and it’s one of those places I always find myself coming back to. Brought a friend along this time, and I couldn’t stop talking about the cockles—even before we ordered. They’re always so fresh, and that house chilli? I don’t know what they put in it, but it’s the kind of spicy that makes you reach for more instead of stopping. Honestly, I could finish that whole plate on my own.

We also got the chai poh omelette, hotplate beancurd, and cereal chicken—nothing fancy, just the usual zi char picks, but there’s something about how they do it here that hits different. The omelette is soft in the middle, crispy on the edges, and every bite has that sweet crunch from the radish. As for the beancurd—it came bubbling on a hotplate, soaked in this rich savoury sauce with minced meat and egg. The tofu was silky inside but had this golden crust that gave it such a nice bite.

And of course, the porridge. Their Taiwanese-style porridge is my comfort food—it’s thicker than the usual Teochew kind, with little chunks of sweet potato that make it feel almost like something your mum would make at home. I never leave without getting at least one bowl.

Stumbled upon Market Bistro and it's such a gem tucked away in the heart of the CBD— right in Marina Bay Financial Centre, so it's super convenient. The space itself is lovely and peaceful, a rare find in such a busy area!
The staff were incredibly attentive, and gave great recommendations. We had the baby squid fritters to share-light, crispy, and clearly not the frozen kind. The seafood bisque pasta was rich and flavourful with bits of lobster that made each bite feel indulgent. We also had their popular ribeye steak which was juicy and tender, paired with generous sides of salad and fries.
We were so full, but couldn't resist ending off with the tiramisu, and we're glad we didn't skip it! Light, fluffy sponge with a bold coffee kick made it the best decadent dessert I've had in awhile.
Overall, I would highly recommend Market Bistro for anyone looking for a dinner spot that serves delicious food, great service, and solid value for money.

Derwish Turkish offers a vibrant and satisfying dive into Middle Eastern flavours. Highlights include silky hummus, crisp cheese-filled borek, and a fall-off-the-bone lamb shank in rich tomato sauce. The Mixed Grill is a generous, flavour-packed platter perfect for sharing. Don’t miss the Kunefe—crispy, warm, cheesy, and topped with ice cream. Refreshing drinks like mint lemonade and Mango Ayran round out the experience. Bold, hearty, and full of warmth—Derwish is a delicious taste of Turkish hospitality.

The charcoal peanut mee jiang kueh had a wonderfully soft and chewy texture, with a hint of charcoal flavour. The highlight was undoubtedly the peanut filling—perfectly balanced with a creamy, peanut-buttery richness and a satisfying crunch. The mix of textures paired with the nutty sweetness was absolutely irresistible 》$1.60

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💯Rustic Duck Confit gnocchi is so good! first plate that cleared 💓 everything is handmade and fresh.

👍 recommend the Hainanese Pork Chop – they use hokkaido snow pork loin - crispy outside and juicy inside!💓

👍Wat Dan Hor - this surprised me! crispy edges and the wok hey is gao gao! bit pricely for Hor Fun, but it is a really good bowl of Hor Fun 😂

British Fish & Chips - they use haddock instead of cod✨it had a really good crunch.

‼️East Side Best Side‼️ 2nd visit to @senghousesg and standard is better than before ✨
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At night it’s really a different vibes from brunch ✨ Like having dinner at your ideal ID home 😍 much prefer dinner to lunch (say no to the hot sun 🌞 )