After 20 minutes, I was physically, mentally dehydrated with the saltiness of the Reuben.
Category: Singapore
Prive Orchard, Singapore
So long Prive, I am never coming back.
Ma Maison Restaurant Singapore
If you happen to have time and in the mood for a piece of steak without all the bells and whistles, I’d recommend Ma Maison Restaurant.
Tonkatsu by Ma Maison, Singapore
I’m a Japanese restaurant snob in Singapore and always think it’s glorified versus the quintessential cuisine I eat in Tokyo. Everything is overhyped. Not Tonkatsu by Ma Maison.
Le Shrimp Ramen Singapore by Paradise Dynasty
If you’re already tired of the usual tonkotsu ramen, Paradise Dynasty’s new shrimp ramen concept is so good, you’d want to swap your classics with something else.
Hoshino Coffee, ION Orchard, Singapore
Whenever I am in Singapore, I always make it a point to stop by Hoshino Coffee. This is one of my favorite places to eat when in Singapore.
Merci Marcel @ Tiong Bahru, Singapore
Does Tiong Bahru meet my standards? Find out in this review of Merci Marcel, one of the top restaurants in this neighborhood.
PS Cafe Palais Renaissance Orchard Singapore @pscafe
I only have one word for the place and it’s just sophisticated. I have 10/10 stars for the place’s brick and mortar. At night, the interiors are dreamy, black and marble.
IPPUDO Ramen Mandarin Gallery, Singapore 博多一風堂 @ippudosg
Following TAMPOPO as the 2nd Best Ramen in Singapore by HungryGoWhere, Hakata IPPUDO 博多一風堂 is a ramen chain that’s known worldwide, literally “blowing winds” and revolutionizing the Kyushu ramen industry. First founded in 1985 by Shigemi Kawahara in Fukuoka City, IPPUDO now has more than 60 ramen joints and branches in 10 cities over the world – Japan, Kuala Lumpur, New York City, Singapore, Hong Kong, Seoul, Taipei, Sydney, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen.
SINGAPORE AIRLINES Inflight Meals: Onboard Economy Class Cuisine
Candid Cuisine is taking off its maiden inflight meal feature. Singapore Airlines spends around $500,000,000.00 every year just on food service alone. Preparing the inflight meals are an extremely gruesome process, considering the airline prepares food for approximately 447 passengers in a single flight with some frequent flyers who do not want to get tired of eating the same meals over and over again.
JAMIE’S ITALIAN Singapore by Jamie Oliver [Closed]
My whole world came to a stop, literally. My jaw dropped and I knew this is where my stomach calls me. Jamie Oliver. Jamie Oliver. Jamie Oliver.
CRYSTAL JADE Steamboat and Xiao Long Bao Buffet
If you’re a huge fan of Xiao Long Bao, and simply can’t get enough of it, you can just dine at Crystal Jade La Mian Xiao Long Bao at Holland Village, where you get unlimited Xiao Long Bao plus steamboat buffet for a fraction of the price!
MARCHE Restaurants Singapore: The Original Swiss Market Concept
Marche brings the unique and freshest ingredients in Swiss dishes and serves it as an engaging experience to its customers as a Swiss market concept. It’s styled around the European marketplace where diners order meals from stalls. You’ll find eating at Marche a very fun experience as you read it here at Candid Cuisine.
DIN TAI FUNG Singapore 鼎泰豐: Michelin Star & World Renown Xiao Long Bao Fame
When you’re in an Asian country, you cannot miss out Din Tai Fung, not even at Singapore. Awarded with one Michelin Star and part of New York Times’ World’s Top 10 Restaurants, Din Tai Fung is one brand that is synonymous to Xiao Long Bao in the entire world.
DRAGON TREE KATONG LAKSA Singapore: Best Nasi Lemak 樹龍
Where do you find the best Nasi Lemak, stripped to the bare minimum and authenticity? You’ll find it at Dragon Tree Katong Laksa. Oh and some sneak peek on the exciting cuisines soon to be featured at Candid Cuisine.
NG AH SIO Bak Kut Teh Singapore 黄亚细肉骨茶 Pork Ribs Soup Eating House
Ng Ah Sio’s Pork Rib Soup Eating House is the most popular restaurant serving authentic Bak Kut Teh since moving to Rangoon Road last March 15, 1988. Ng Ah Sio is now a brand that is synonymous to the Bak Kut Teh dish and is more than just a meager dish ~ Hong Kong’s Chief Executive Donald Tsang often dines here.
What to Eat at Lau Pa Sat Festival Market Singapore
I’m sure most of you know where Lau Pa Sat is. But if I ask you where Telok Ayer Market is, you won’t know where that is. Well, Telok Ayer Market is Lau Pa Sat, the latter being the colloquially referred by locals and tourists alike.