Crystal Jade restaurants will commence the Chinese New Year dining from 21 January to 19 February 2019 (all outlets are closed on 5 February). I was invited for CNY tasting session to check out exclusive new dishes befitting of a prosperous Chinese New Year feast that are only available for a limited time only. Continue reading [SG EATS] Celebrate Chinese New Year 2019 At Crystal Jade Restaurant →

Paradise Dynasty opens a new outlet at Wisma Atria on 10 January 2019. The flagship offers 196-seater outlet with new design inspiration. The interior design focuses on beautiful rose gold and pink pastel colours, which remind me of Beauty in A Pot at Kallang Mall. Same Same but different ! Continue reading [SG EATS] Paradise Dynasty –New Aesthetic & New Exclusive Dishes at Wisma Atria →

Lewin Terrace is back with Oh!Matcha Season of Ichigo Afternoon Delight Dessert Buffet from 9 January – 29 March 2019. So, mark your calendar! Thanks to Lewin Terrace, I am back here to check out the spread last week. I still remembered by last visit was in May 2018 where Lewin Terrace launches Matcha Dessert Buffet (Click here). Continue reading [SG EATS] 3-Course Lunch Menu + Oh! Matcha Season of Ichigo Afternoon Delight Dessert Buffet At Lewin Terrace →

It was a random weekday night after an early tasting session when we decided to go for second round of dinner. So, one of us suggested Lian He Ben Ji Claypot Rice, which is located at Chinatown Complex. Then, she called to order directly and was told to go down in 40minutes time. Continue reading [SG EATS] Lian He Ben Ji Claypot Rice – Listed in 2018 Michelin Bib Gourmand →

Tim Ho Wan is expanding very well in Singapore. They just unveils its latest 9th outlet at Great World City shopping mall. Tim Ho Wan currently has 45 outlets across 11 countries (including Australia, Cambodia, Hong Kong, Japan, Macau, Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, USA and Vietnam). Continue reading [SG EATS] Tim Ho Wan New Items & Upgraded Classics in 2019 – New Outlet At Great World City →

Changi Recommends has recently launched their newest ChangiWiFi plan, called Pay-Per-GB, which allows travellers to USA and Europe to rent a Wi-Fi router for just $32 per trip to satisfy all their overseas data needs. Suited for the less data hungry consumers, the basic Pay-Per-GB plan costs $32 and entitles consumers to 2GB of Wi-Fi data, with the option of topping up anytime during the trip at $20 per additional GB (Please refer to Appendix A for more details). Continue reading [TRAVEL TIPS] ChangiWiFi’s new Pay-Per-GB plan costs as low as $32 per trip for USA and Europe travellers →

Kawagoe (川越) is a Japanese city northwest of Tokyo. It is approximately 30minutes train ride from Central Tokyo. My Japanese friend recommended us to drop by here for a day trip destination so we headed over after our lunch. Continue reading [JAPAN TRAVELS] Half-Day Trip To Kawagoe (川越) →

Usher in a boutiful Year of the Pig at Yan Restaurant with specially curated auspicious set menus and hearty Pen Cai by Executive Chinese Chef Lai Chi Sum. My last CNY with Yan Restaurant was in year 2017. Time flies! Continue reading [SG EATS] Yan Restaurant (宴) At National Gallery Singapore – Chinese New Year 2019 →

Apart from famous Din Tai Fung in Taipei, you can opt for Kao Chi at Yong Kang Street, Taipei. The restaurant has several outlets across Taipei. But the one in Yong Kang Street seems to be a popular destination because of it’s 3-storey flagship store. The brand is established since 1949 and has been serving Shanghainese dishes. We arrived around 11 plus in the morning and got our queue number from the staff. We waited less than 20 minutes and managed to secure a table at level 3. Continue reading [TAIWAN EATS] Kao Chi (高記) – Xiao Long Bao & Sheng Jian Bao Restaurant At Taipei →

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For many, travelling is seen as the dream perk of any job; jetting off to a new city, country or continent, with everything paid for is a lifestyle many people, and especially school leavers, dream of. But for those who travel regularly for work, it is bearable at most. The regular traveller will most likely have perfected their travel and packing routines, but for the less seasoned globetrotter, the packing style may be throwing stuff into a suitcase last minute. It certainly works for some journeys, but usually it means that things are forgotten or too much is packed
that never gets used. Continue reading [TRAVEL TIPS]Travelling Light – Ways To Do It! →