Category Archives: Chinese

Return of the Crab Buffet at PARKROYAL on Beach Road!

Posted on June 8, 2013 by Justin Pereira

From now till the 31st of August, Plaza Brasserie at the PARKROYAL on Beach Road will be delighting all guests with its ever popular Crab Feast back on the counters. Featuring up to 8 different crab varieties daily, from the … Click Here To Read The Full Article →

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Boon Tong Kee Cantonese Chicken Rice! Singapore’s favourite and best chicken rice?

Posted on May 27, 2013 by Justin Pereira

For the past couple of months, dad has occasionally bought back Chicken Rice from Boon Tong Kee after work. As it has now reached ‘favourite’ status within the household, all of us thought it might be a good idea to … Click Here To Read The Full Article →

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Li Bai’s Delectable Roast Goose Rice Dumpling!

Posted on May 22, 2013 by Justin Pereira

This Dumpling festival season, I have discovered yet another delectable delight. From the well familiar Li Bai’s Chinese restaurant at Sheraton Towers Singapore comes a rice dumpling of tasty proportions – the Steamed Roast Goose Rice Dumpling.

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Tuck in to a spread of endless local delights at Ah Hoi’s Kitchen dinner buffet!

Posted on May 19, 2013 by Justin Pereira

Singapore is very much a food paradise with a whole spectacle of cuisine styles available at the city centre and popular spots around the island. One way of getting to know local food in the midst of Orchard Road is … Click Here To Read The Full Article →

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Si Chuan Dou Hua unveils the Petites Selection!

Posted on May 15, 2013 by Justin Pereira

Sichuan cuisine is widely known to leave a spicy and numbing sensation on the palate. It can sometimes be a little too strong for diners unacquainted to the taste, leaving the option for more palatable easily accepted foods open. However, … Click Here To Read The Full Article →

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