Candid Cuisine

BBQ Box, Chinatown, Singapore

For grilled meat lovers out there, this one’s for you.

Milkfish, Raffles City, Singapore

My favorite Filipino staple gets into Singapore’s restaurant foray, executed Singaporean style. Now I know where to get my Bangus fix.

Mr. Holmes Bakehouse, Scotts Road, Singapore

Ah, my memories of the California Croissant in Mr. Holmes Bakehouse are as fresh as a new batch of Cruffins. Finally, they’re here in Singapore.

Gather, Raffles Hotel Arcade, Singapore

More crepes. My craving for sweet and buttery crepes continues.

Istanblue Meze & Grill, Baghdad Street, Singapore

Kebabs are a little tough to chew so wash it down with Turkish coffee. No, they don’t serve alcohol.

Coffee Academics Flagship at Scotts Square, Singapore

Went back to Coffee Academics in Scotts Square after a while. There is sorcery in their Crispy Fish Tacos.

Meidi-ya Supermarket, Millennial Walk

The year of groceries continue its streak.

Black Cow 黑牛 at South Beach

Going with the principle “Go high or go low”…

The Winery @ Chjimes

The Winery is certified fresh. It doesn’t sag in the middle.

Why I’m writing again

Some of you may be wondering why I’m writing again. Here’s a delicious striploin donburi to explain.

Papi’s Tacos, Singapore

The sagging middle: make way when the soggy tacos break in the middle. Drip drip drip.

Entre-Nous Creperie, Singapore

Where it melts, the crepe absorbs that lava made out of salted caramel butter.

I forgot my blog hit 7 years this year! I’m not one who likes to celebrate “anniversaries” but I like seeing my progress throughout the years. So I made a video montage of all the travels in the past 7 years.

Hang Heung Singapore 恆香老餅家 Hong Kong Bakery since 1920

That century egg between lotus paste is the bomb.

Covent Garden – Photo Diary

Regent Street – A Photo Diary

While I wait for inspiration to strike, I feel that it’s obligatory that I post a few of my Regent Street snaps from my recent trip to London. Regent Street is touristy but this opulent, illuminating street built by George VI, the Prince Regent, isn’t there for you to just take photos. It’s there for… Continue reading Regent Street – A Photo Diary