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Category Archives: Coffeeshop
Lim Seng Lee Duck Rice Eating House
It’s great to see like-minded folks (kudos to all those wearing long sleeved shirts) swarm down to such a far flung location just to share a plate of boneless duck. Not sure about the rest but the friends and I … Continue reading
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Ya Hwa Bak Kut Teh Eating House
This Bak Kut Teh is most certainly off the beaten track. I love places in the middle of no where- they just have some sort of novelty to me. Ya Hwa Bak Kut Teh is no ‘hidden gem’ I guess … Continue reading
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Ga-Hock Seafood
Reservations are highly recommended. Even if you get a seat chances are there’ll be a long wait for your food- not that anyone minded because anticipation is part of the fun here! As their name suggests this zi char stall, … Continue reading
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Hong Kong 2012: The egg tart journey
Flew to Hong Kong for a quick getaway a few weeks back with the parents and cousin. It was great fun introducing this metropolitan city to the cousin who had hitherto not been to Hong Kong before. One of the … Continue reading
Posted in Baked goods, Chinese, Coffeeshop, Eat out, Hong Kong, sweets, Tart
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Tiong Bahru authentic hainanese curry rice
Update: thanks for the tip ice! Looks like I got the name wrong. This place is called Cheng Delicacies. Check out their website here Recently the tastebuds have been hankering for unpretentious food with bold flavors and great textures. The … Continue reading
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Penang- Nyonya Breeze
We took a 1+hr airplane ride and landed late in Penang airport on a saturday night, summoning up enough energy only for supper and a complimentary drink from our hotel cum resort, Park Royal. But by the next morning, we … Continue reading
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SICC Bukit 19th Hole
Hong Yuen @ SICC has closed down but if you are missing their roasted meats you can still get them from Bukit 19th hole- at a much more affordable price too. They have a nice set offer going on now, … Continue reading
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Ah Teng’s Bakery- our modern day coffee shop
The initial plan to go Royal China for dim sum was ruined because we didn’t make a booking. Dad had pretty fond memories of Ah Teng’s Bakery so we headed there instead. A high class coffeeshop, that was my initial … Continue reading
Posted in Chinese, Coffeeshop, Dim Sum, Eat out, Restaurant
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Ng Ah Sio Bak Kut Teh
The Bak Kut Teh at Ng Ah Sio is supposedly famous and so well patronized that the stall refused to extend their opening hours for Donald Tsang when he was in Singapore. Trivia aside, the settings is an old school coffeeshop interior with … Continue reading
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Jia Mui- Eating porridge, Teochew style
It was a breezy sunday afternoon and we were starving after church. None of us felt like being under the stiff confines of a restaurant, we wanted something traditional and satisfying, soul food to be more exact. Dad, being always the … Continue reading
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