We recommend Yi Qian Private Dining for families and business dinners.
Yi Qian Private Dining, Redhill/Alexandra: Serving Cantonese & Teochew Fare That Parents Approve
Best Hokkien Mee in Singapore: After Eating at 47 Stalls
After eating 47 plates, we present the Best Hokkien Mee in Singapore.
Best Fried Carrot Cake in Singapore: After Eating 58 Plates of Both White & Black
Best Fried Carrot Cake in Singapore, including both White and Black Carrot Cake
The Bakehouse by Carpenter & Cook, Alexandra Central: New Cafe Focusing on Pizzas, Sandwiches, and Pastas
The Bakehouse by Carpenter and Cook at Alexandra Central (beside Ikea) focuses on pizzas, salads, sandwiches, and pastas.
The Carvery, Park Hotel Alexandra: Roast Meat Buffet With Freeflow TRUFFLE BUTTER
On the 7th floor of Park Hotel Alexandra, beside Ikea, The Carvery is a buffet restaurant that revolves around 3 to 4 roast meats daily by Chef Robert Chan with more than 20 years of experience.
Best Wanton Mee in Singapore: After Eating 55 Bowls!!!
The definitive list of BEST WANTON MEE IN SINGAPORE. Oops, we did it again.
Best Prata in Singapore: After Eating 72 Pratas!
The Definitive Best Prata in Singapore… because we don’t do half-baked Top 10 Lists.
Best Chicken Rice in Singapore: After Visiting 53 Stalls!
This is the DEFINITIVE BEST CHICKEN RICE in Singapore. Ok, maybe not, but we tried very hard. Standards for chicken rice are very high. Boon Tong Kee didn’t even make it to top #20. And Tian Tian not in top #10.
Best Nasi Lemak in Singapore
2 months of hard work: we ate at 25 famous stalls, and ranked them. Surprisingly, some of the more renowned ones didn’t even make it to Top 10.
The Naked Finn, Gillman Barracks: (Almost) Zero-Calorie Seafood Lunch, 100% Sincere, Honest & Delicious
There are many things to like about Naked Finn. The setup, the service, etc. But what I liked most about the restaurant was how the food defies categorization. Is it angmoh food? Singaporean? I didn’t care, I seafood, I eat food, and it was delicious. Now I’m considering to return for their exorbitant dinner. Judging from their lunch, the price may be worth it.
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