Fans of dim sum trolleys will be pleased to find that push carts are still used to serve dim sum at Chinese restaurant, Peach Garden in Thomson Plaza. There are not many push cart dim sum restaurants these days. This traditional Cantonese restaurant still has that laid back feel. +1
Delta Dawn, what’s that flower you have on? Could it be a faded rose from days gone by? The lines from “Delta Dawn”, the 1972 top ten country hit for Tanya Tucker, somehow kept playing in my head as I ate at Yet Con Restaurant (群逸) in Purvis Street recently. Yet Con has been around …
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Popiah or Spring Roll has a long history. Various sources trace the origin of spring rolls to third century China. According to Singapore infopedia, Popiah (meaning “thin pancake” in Teochew) as we know it in Singapore has its roots in Fujian Province where it was eaten during spring (unsurprisingly) when there was an abundance of …
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Tucked away, hidden from view from the main road is a cluster of restaurants, food outlets and other eateries at the junction of Clementi Road and Sunset Way. They have indoor (air-conditioned) and outdoor (sheltered) seating. Here is our list of 5 TOP Sunset Way restaurants to check out in 2020. 0
Teochew Moi or Teochew porridge is comfort food relished by many Singaporeans. It is no secret that Singaporeans love buffets. So a Teochew Porridge Buffet is an effective formula to attract diners to a restaurant. 满乐 ManLe at City Square Mall ensures that it will attract a crowd by making the buffet price a good …
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