This cosy bistro within a furniture shop doles out delicious all-day comfort food. Think Bacon and Eggs ($11) for breakfast, Grilled Camembert Toast ($9) for teatime and Spanish Pork Cheeks & Taro Somen ($18) for dinner!
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Fresh, plump Live Lobsters ($58) for when you want to luxe up celebrations. Get 'em steamed, grilled, doused in laksa or black pepper gravy — all formidable in flavour. Don't miss the chunky, buttery Lobster Roll Classic ($58) while you're here.
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Meet the East side bakery cafe to eat and be seen at. You gotta have bread — the Firebake Bread Board ($10) is a great place to start and figure out which loaf you like best (to take home). For mains, try the Aglio Olio Cappelini ($21) or the addictive Scottish Blue Mussels ($30).
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If you're looking for a tasty, no-frillls dinner, this low-key Japanese joint dishes up simple but hearty dons and ramen. The Salmon Don ($14) is always a winner, but on rainy nights, warm the belly with the milky Tonkotsu-style Kaisen Ramen ($15).
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This casual spot surprises with French favourites at modest prices. Impress a foodie date with this gem of a find! The well-executed Chicken Roulade ($18) is a popular pick, alongside the authentic, buttery Bouillabaise ($15).
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For a taste of Penang with a sweet ending, this family restaurant will be up your alley. Get the Penang Char Kway Teow ($6) jazzed up with salted egg yolk and crab meat, as well as a noteworthy Assam Laksa ($6). For dessert, try the Penang-meets-Korean Chendol Bingsu ($11.90).
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This grillhouse's got a nice range of beef cuts, charcoal-grilled upon order for a smoky steak dinner. Whether you prefer the Porterhouse (from $29.90) or the Rib-eye ($33.90), expect to enjoy the hunk of meat topped with a pat of rich, fragrant avocado butter.
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