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Hands down the best teobboki ($9.90)I have tried in Singapore. Teobboki sauce is not too spicy but on the sweeter side, rice cakes were chewy yet soft. The mozzarella really complements the sauce well, price is on the higher side but for the quality think it’s worth. Original Kimbap ($8.90) can’t go wrong, and it’s the best combi to the teobboki. Currently they are having the promotion of $2 off when purchasing bingsu and teobboki together.

Had a simple yet fufilling lunch at this cozy joint located at Sim Lim Square. The special pork boat noodles ($6.60) was really hearty with clear but flavouful soup. Spicy level and the type of noodles were to be chosen by customer. Had the glass noodle and got the best combo as the glass noodle was chewy and comforting and didnt absorbed most of the most towards the end. Added a pinch of dried chilli flakes for more flavour. Thai Ice Tea completed the meal, requested for lower sugar level but still tasted superb!

Nothing beats a comforting bowl of soupy macaroni with luncheon meat, sunny side up eggs and ham. Resturant got really crowded after 12pm, need to queue about 5 - 10 mins for a seat. Overall, there's no complains on the food cause they just tasted like how they looked. It looks ordinary but somehow it satisfy your cravings.

A la carte buffet lunch weekend

We paid around $40 per pax, there's additional charge for the tea and tidbits. The menu was quite extensive, good for bigger groups as you get to try more items. Didn't manage to take many photos as there was a dining time limit of 1.5 hours. Quality of dishes were average, at least ingredients were fresh to begin with and presentation of food was well. Two dishes which caught my attention was the roasted pork and the drunken prawns. Didn't know that Peach Garden offers a range of buffet options across their outlets in Singapore. Would try food and buffet at other outlets too.

Original $5.90
Mentaiko Cheese $6.90

Waited for about 30 mins from queuing to getting the food on a weekday evening. Size of the tako yakis was quite big, filling was very soft and flavours were just right. However, we still find it slightly different from those we tried in Osaka but its a lot better than local ones. Mentaiko cheese was quite a unqiue flavour with rich sauce but it tasted it how it should be with no surprises. We still prefer the original ones. Will choose this over local tako yaki brands provided I have time to queue for them.

Total: $34.80

Nothing special about this meal, just normal bkt with some side dishes. Actually find it abit expensive for the portion and quality but it’s a shop in a shopping mall, so this justify for the price? To be honest can find way better quality BKT with the amount paid.

Buffet $18.80++

Will always come back here when I wanna feel Korean or crave some Korean rice cake and kimchi fried rice. We always ask staffs to help us mix the sauce for our rice cake stew. There are a great variety of rice cakes and other ingredients (e.g. vegetables, luncheon meat and sausage, etc) for your stew. My favourite one will always be the rice cake with cheese fillings! They also have some finger fried food available, dip them into the stew for the full Korean experience! Loving the skewer fish cakes too as I will spam the soup in case the rice cake stews got a bit sickening towards the end. Always end with some kimchi fried rice where I will add a lot of kimchi and seaweed for the authentic flavour! Have to say the price is really affordable for this buffet as food are of superb quality with free flow drinks.

Dinner Buffet $96++

Colony is a spot where you definite will land on when you google best hotel buffet in Singapore. All items available at the Ice Bar were fresh and of superb quality e.g. the Alaska king crab and poached live prawns. The cooked session did not disappoint too with a great variety of local and international cuisine. The highlight of my meal were the A La Plancha Boston Lobster , the steam custard bun and the bailey ice cream. It was such a pity my stomach couldn't accommodate all the food I wanna try. Service was excellent too, with very friendly and efficient servers who were always attentive to our needs and request! The colony is definitely an awesome place to go to when you feel like pampering your family, friends and yourself for a special occasion.

Yuzu Shio Ramen $15.90
Yuzu Tsukemen $15.90
Gyoza $6.90

Finally get to try this popular ramen joint from Japan. Really love the gyoza, super juicy and flavourful with great sauce, complements the ramen really well too. Prefer the Shio ramen to the tsukemen as we cant really taste the yuzu in the tsukemen but texture of ramen was how we liked it. Whereas for the broth of the shio ramen, the yuzu smell was very fragrant and not too strong. It was very refreshing even till the last mouth. Overall it was a pleasant experience as staffs were friendly and quality of food was up to standard as to price.

Went at around 2PM on a sat afternoon, there was a few tables occupied. Staffs were friendly and attentive and offered to help us peel prawns.
Ingredients were fresh and have to say their Mala soup base is the most authentic one I had ever tried in Singapore. The kind which numb both your mouth and stomach kind. Food was just a portion we ordered as we bought vouchers from Chope. Overall, quite a pleasant experience, with good soup base, ingredients of quality and good ambience.

My go-to place place for cheap and good tonkatsu set.Quality and taste can totally compete with bigger brands restaurant that also
serve tonkatsu. Love the bunch of salad and the sauce,makes eating the tonkatsu less sinful cause of the large amount of veggies that comes with it, lol. Best is there is no GST and service charge.

Bought a voucher from Fave for $7 that includes one MVP set, one drink and a free toast. Chose Bulgogi, Ham Special and cold americano. Tried
Isaac before in korea and was quite disappointed cause what I have gotten was far from the ones I tried there. Not sure is it cause its a voucher deal as the sandwich was significantly smaller? and the sauce was on the sweeter side and got really
sickeningly and oily till the end. Lucky I got the ice americano if not we couldn't have finished the sandwiches. Overall, $7 was a good deal compared to their original pricing in Singapore but quality wise...no.