Previously situated in the Joo Chiat district, Rakuya is renowned for its array of affordable Japanese Omakase options. They recently relocated to 25 Mohamed Sultan Road on 27 Jan 2023. Escape from the hustle and bustle of the city as you enter an exclusive space that exhibits a sense of tranquility. The kitchen is helmed […] The post Rakuya: Affordable Japanese Omakase with a twist featuring the freshest ingredients, curated by Chef David Yeoh appeared first on SETHLUI.com.
Love letter to sci-fi nerdiness, centred on the original release of the sci-fi blockbuster, was almost 20 years in the making – and it’s worth the waitNew in town: Ah Lim Chicken Rice — Tender chicken with aromatic rice, newly opened in Bedok
Longing for some authentic chicken rice that is sure to satisfy? Ah Lim Chicken Rice 阿林鸡饭 has just soft launched on 24 Apr 2023, and is now serving some good grub in Bedok! Chicken rice is a must-try staple in Singapore. With the components of flavoured rice, tender chicken flesh and an addition of several […] The post New in town: Ah Lim Chicken Rice — Tender chicken with aromatic rice, newly opened in Bedok appeared first on SETHLUI.com.
Teo Seng Minced Meat Noodles will catch your eye from afar. Decked in a bright blue header, its almost-neon store header is an attention grabber. Their opening has perks aplenty. Aside from the yummy fact that they offer bak chor mee, they’re also located at Redhill— a central location for all! Specifically located at Redhill […] The post New in town: Teo Seng Minced Meat Noodle — Traditional bak chor mee & comforting wanton soup at Redhill appeared first on SETHLUI.com.
What makes Thai food so delicious and well sought-after? In my opinion, it’s the contrasting flavours like spicy and sweet which tantalise our taste buds. I decided to visit Pinky’s Kitchen Nakhon Si, a relatively new hawker stall at Bukit Canberra Hawker Centre, to try their dishes. What caught my attention first was a flag […] The post Pinky’s Kitchen Nakhon Si: Authentic Thai dishes like green curry chicken, pad thai & pad kra pao at Bukit Canberra appeared first on SETHLUI.com.
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