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Starting right before the Mid-Autumn Festival, PUTIEN ushers in a blissful Autumn with the quintessential delicacy of the season: Korla
Read moreThese delicious cuisine posts at Restaurants in Singapore are part of my personal food journal. Hope you enjoy my foodie experience.
Starting right before the Mid-Autumn Festival, PUTIEN ushers in a blissful Autumn with the quintessential delicacy of the season: Korla
Read moreThe name Jalan Besar which means ‘big or wide road’ in Malay only came about in the 1880s. Interesting (but we
Read moreAfter a lovely night at Novotel Clarke Quay, I figured the best way to end off a wonderful staycation would be
Read moreStalwart brand Harry’s is no stranger to Singapore’s food and beverage scene, and its iconic flagship outlet at Boat Quay
Read moreSingaporeans love Dim Sum especially when they are delivered ala-carte buffet style. When I found out that my Classic Far
Read moreBedok and Changi are linked by some of Singapore’s most scenic parks and connectors. From a former sand quarry to a beautiful
Read moreSmack right in the heart of Orchard Road, The Arossa Wine & Grill Bar exudes an inviting Old World charm with
Read moreSofitel So Singapore presents a rare opportunity for you to experience the culinary genius of Quique Dacosta, Spain’s hottest 3
Read moreKatong’s heritage is steeped in prestige and wealth from the English, Portuguese, Anglo-French and Chinese settlers of the 19th to the
Read moreTucked away in a lush sanctuary along Scotts Road, Ki-sho is a quiet, two-storey Zen escapade newly added to Singapore’s
Read moreBukit Timah, which literally means “tin hill” in Malay is located near the central part of Singapore. Historically, this lush
Read moreThe name Hougang comes from the Hokkien and Teochew word Au-Kang, which refers to the ‘river end’, since it is
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