There are three exclusive dishes to Ka-Soh at Greenwood Avenue – Prawn Noodle Soup ($16), Seafood KL Hokkien Mee ($9, $14), and Oatmeal Pork ($19, $29). While the Prawn Noodle Soup ($16) seemed to be pricey, the generous portion with many slices of fresh snakehead fish and three tiger prawns made it looked all worthwhile.

The base was milky and mild, closer to flavours of fish noodle soup rather than prawn stock which would be sweeter.

Professor Brawn Café is a social enterprise by the Autism Resource Centre (ARC) which provides job and social integration opportunities to people with special needs and the disadvantaged in society.

Over the largest outlet at Enabling Village (near Redhill), the bistro specifically employs staff with intellectual and hearing disabilities.

f you are looking for a fuller meal, some Western style mains you can expect include Prof’s Signature Fish n Chips ($13.90), Pan Seared Norwegian Salmon ($18.90), Grilled Chicken with Truffle Sauce ($12.90), Pan Grilled Striploin Steak ($20.90), and Spaghetti Vongole ($14.90). Lovely space, friendly people, and with moist cakes as well.
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One thing to note is that while Singaporeans are used to bowls with loads of meat with less rice; the reverse seems to apply to many Lu Rou Fan stalls in Taiwan where there is very little meat in contrast to rice.

While most places claim to be “authentic”, every store really presents quite a different take.
Here are 10 places you can head to in Singapore for your Lu Rou Fan cravings:

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Established by a food-travel-loving couple, Lè Fusion was inspired by their travels around the world, fusing all of their faves under one roof.

The pork belly is slow-roasted for a number of hours, resulting in a skin with a crunch, which contrasts beautifully with the fluffy bun.

The mayo-based dressing is mixed with in-house pickled veggies and crushed peanuts. One of my personal favourites from Lè Fusion.

Get 50% OFF Crispy Pork Belly Mantou when you dine at Lè Fusion till 12 April 2020.
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You may be suffering from withdrawal of some sorts, after Korean hit drama “Crash Landing On You” played by Hyun Bin and Son Ye-Jin has come to an end. (Or you haven’t started yet??) In the drama, South Korean heiress Yoon Se-ri (played by Son Ye-Jin) just loves their Korean Fried Chicken and can be seen delightfully crunching on them.

Perhaps it is time to jio some friends for some Korean Fried Chicken and talk about the drama and good-looking leads. Here are 10 Korean Fried Chicken Restaurants in Singapore you can head to:

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At the new Kra Pow at Chinatown Point.
Kra Pow’s Slow Braised Pork Meat Cuts on Rice ($9.50 nett) with that ter-kah meat falling easily off, melt-in-the-mouth fats, and unravelling collagen also makes this a worthy-dish to have.

The addition of both pickled and green vegetables (which helps cut through the greasiness) and half an egg, garlic and chillies helped make this a complete dish as well.

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Here are 8 NEW cafes which specialise in cakes and desserts, that opened in Singapore from the last year.

They offer Watermelon Rose, Orh Nee, Gula Melaka Brown Sugar Cakes and more.
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The DFD team (@stormscape @juicyfingers @__sy_g ) has a number of mouthwatering Matcha cakes to share with you.
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For night owls, it’s opened till 12AM.
While it’s called Grain Alley, there is no rice bowls to be found.
The menu features an all-day brunch with items such as Chorizo Shakshuka ($21), Duck Tagine with Truffle Mash ($25), Bratwurst Brunch Platter ($29), Great Greek Salad ($19), Smoked Salmon Croissant ($9, and Vegan Avocado Toast ($11). There are also light bites available from 12pm to 10:30pm, offering Black Truffle Fries with Mediterranean Dips ($15), Chicken Shawarma Wrap ($15), and Manuka Braised Beef Gyros.

Overall, it looks like a brunchy place with Mediterranean twists.

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In conjunction with the “International Women’s Day” celebration in March, HSBC is offering amazing credit card dining offers with the theme “All About The Ladies”. Ladies get to enjoy 1 for 1 hightea at @andazsingapore and other hotels during March.
Expect a selection of savoury and sweet treats, including the luxurious Lobster Croissant, Parma Ham Toast with truffle brie cheese, Mini Pandan Chiffon Cake, and Passionfruit Curd Tartlet.

More here:
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Just what I need this rainy weather. Tried it before?

Song Fa is on GrabFood now btw.
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