Avis Must Try

This place has a similar vibe to La Pizzaiola; casual yet authentic. Nested along Tanjong Katong road and among the estates, this place is a natural hotspot for hip families and big groups. Ordered the steak to share and individual mains. It was flavorful, aged, and done medium rare. Will be back for more authentic Italian!

As Burppler Emily Heng remarks, "One of the best quality steamboats I've tasted! ... Thumbs up!" At JPOT, 6 different soup bases are offered, including the immensely popular JPOT Superior Broth, laksa, and even silky porridge. Located conveniently on the first floor of Vivocity, this makes for a great place for group dinners after a day at Sentosa ($58 - $98++ for a 2 pax dinner set). Besides the usual range of meats, seafood, vegetables, and noodles/ rice offered, they also have over 15 dim sum specialties to make your meal all the more satisfying!

A steamboat dinner at Imperial Treasure is a great way to end a long day in town with your best friend, or perhaps for a quiet date night. Here, they provide super fresh, high quality ingredients, and freshly made soup bases like drunken chicken and Ginseng chicken soup. Start the fun by creating your own mix of sauces from the 12 condiments available! Prices of set menus range from $88-$108++ for 2 pax, and $168-$228++ for 4 pax (or you can order a la carte) -- a little on the steep side for steamboat, but its seriously, seriously worth every penny. Open till late, tucking into this classy hotpot at 1am is deeply satisfying.

I had fun twirling some of the pasta around the tines of a fork.

Can't believe my 2 weeks of unemployment will be over in a matter of hours; tomorrow, I start from ground zero at my new workplace 😬

12-hour braised. With potatoes, watercress and brown butter emulsion. My second favourite dish of the night! It was super satisfying, tender and tastyyy.

Sausage platter, thyme sticky bones, cranberry sticky bones, ham, turkey drumsticks, roast pumpkin, potatoes, corn bread & broccoli. Each platter is $149.90. EPIC. 2 platters, 10 people. Great for groups!

This is a lot bigger than most lava cakes I have come across. The molten chocolate within does not disappoint either - it flows like one of our famous Singapore flash floods 😝 With pink sea salt flakes incorporated into it, you get a interesting, nuanced flavour experience that plays tricks on your tastebuds, peekaboo-ing between sweet and salty. It's perfect partner in crime was a big scoop of vanilla gelato.

Luckily the froyo here is 99% fat free because the 6 ingredients I got to add to my regular size plain flavoured parfait were slightly guilt-inducing - lol! From the 6 categories of Topping, Decoration, Sauce, Top Tier, Middle Layer and Base, I had between 7 and 12 options (decisions, decisions...). In this same order, I picked the coffee parfait (this is hard to describe... a blob of mousse-like cake ball?), honey, chocolate curl, raspberry meringue, dark chocolate ganache and coffee jelly. Everything was fine except I thought the coffee jelly cubes which formed my Base, made the froyo at the bottom of the cup taste a bit watery.
If you like something smaller, they have a petite version for $5.80 where you get to pick 3 ingredients.
As for the frozen yogurt itself, I think Milk & Honey's isn't as smooth, thick or creamy as Llao Llao's. It's also ever so slightly more tart and icy. So if you prefer your froyo sourer and prettier, this will satisfy.

8 dishes for 2, indeed too much... ended up tau pauing 😂 custard bun, colorful har gao, XO pan fried carrot cake, special sauce chu chang fen, pan fried beancurd prawn, squid ink char siew bun and special century egg pork porridge.