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The beef short rib was delicious complemented by lovely sides

From Yuen Yeung
纯.牛乳双皮奶
Printed $4.20 for a chilled bowl of milk pudding.
Look simple yet flavourful.

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Laksa Olio ($11.50) features spaghetti, prawns, cherry tomato and edamame in a laksa sauce that is surprisingly flavourful and spicy (but nothing too fiery).

Aglio Olio ($10.50) comes with spaghetti, chicken baby spinach, cherry tomato and mushroom sautéed in garlicky oil. This is pretty decent Aglio Olio - simple and tasty.

Miso Butter ($11.50) comes with spaghetti, chicken, mushroom and cherry tomato tossed in an addictive miso butter sauce. This is pretty special and delicious!

The viral churning gelato spot @gelatogarden65 has recently opened its second outlet at Chinatown! 🍦🥳

Serving up silky smooth, authentic Italian-style gelato with an irresistible range of flavours. And here’s the sweet deal — enjoy #BurppleBeyond 1-for-1 Single Scoop, or go big with a Double Scoop for double the indulgence! ✨

Xiao Long Kan Hotpot is one of my go-to whenever I’m craving for mala hotpot!

The 3-flavour pot (奔驰锅) let you dive into three delicious soup bases, including the signature Traditional Spicy Soup (牛油红锅) – a fiery, bubbling cauldron that’s perfect for spice lovers. If you’re not a fan of heat, don’t worry – the tomato and pork bone broths offer a milder, comforting alternative.

They offer a variety of fresh ingredients for hotpot. For those feeling adventurous, dishes like Supreme Thousand-layered Beef Omasum (千层毛肚) and Beef Tripes (鲜毛肚) are also available.

I have to say they have one of the best mala hotpot in Singapore! So save this down if you’re a fan of mala!

[CHINATOWN, SINGAPORE] Definitely a very decent Japanese restaurant with a live yakitori stand in front of you, but they do have a few slight misses!

Their lunch menu is much more affordable as compared to their ala carte dinner menu, with the Yakitori Bento ($18.50) being one of their most popular options. I've had this bento many times and their yakitori is decently tender and is well seasoned. The bacon okra was very smoky too! However, the other sticks weren't as good as I remembered, as the tsukune or meatballs were slightly dry, and I felt like the quail eggs weren't grilled enough. I added the medium set ($6) that comes with kaarage, which was decently tender in some parts but rather dry for others.

The Aburi Mentai Salmon Don ($18.50) was surprisingly much better, as it not only had a generous portion of salmon and mentaiko sauce, the salmon was so fresh and rich as well! We opted for the largest set ($9), which came with assorted sashimi which was so thick and chunky 😍

Strange, I remembered the yakitori being really mind-blowing. Perhaps I ate too many really good ones in Japan 😂 nonetheless, this is still a pretty decent Japanese restaurant that you can try!

gelato幼滑,坚果碎中和了甜味的腻,带来脆脆的口感,和一些水果香味。用beyond获得买一送一single scoop. 蜜桃乌龙也是非常清爽的选择。

Limited menu, but pretty good Viet eatery with authentic dishes. The phở is better than at Nam Nam chain. At least,it comes with all the herbs and vegs, as in Vietnam; at the Les Amis-owned joint, you have to pay extra for it!

Limited menu, but pretty good Viet eatery with authentic dishes. The phở is better than at Nam Nam chain. At least,it comes with all the herbs and vegs, as in Vietnam; at the Les Amis-owned joint, you have to pay extra for it!

Limited menu, but pretty good Viet eatery with authentic dishes. The phở is better than at Nam Nam chain. At least,it comes with all the herbs and vegs, as in Vietnam; at the Les Amis-owned joint, you have to pay extra for it!