This is a story of how I tracked down Zion Road Char Kway Teow via my nose. Just to start off, I am well known among my friends as a blur sotong. So I found the address of the famous Zion Road Char Kway Teow from Google : 18 Zion Road. And when I arrived at the exact address using Google Map app, it was an old building that wasn't lit and looked haunted. Luckily, common ...
I believe Hui Lau Shan requires no introduction. The spreading of outlets all over Hong Kong is a testament to its popularity. I would always get my tong shui and mango desserts at Hui Lau Shan whenever I am in Hong Kong, rain or shine. Mango and Mango Juice with Mango Jelly (HKD 36, below). Every bite and sip was mango goodness. And I loved that the mangoes were sweet, ...
I've decided to do a break from the Hong Kong/Macau entries because I can't help writing about our yummy food in Singapore! It's the weekend again! And this time round, I want to share a nice place for a weekend brunch - Drury Lane. Named after a road called Drury Lane in London, this cafe is located along our Tanjong Pagar Road. Drury Lane is a cafe that is easy to fall in love ...
Imagine you are at the Peak Sky Terrace staring at this view. You take out a camera and ask a passer-by to help take a photo of you and your friends. Suddenly a wind blows and you are eating your hair. With the winds that do not stop wrecking your nice hair, it's really impossible to take a nice photo at the Peak, don't you agree? Sometime ago, I discovered a "one stone kills ...
Tim Ho Wan. The famous Michelin star from Hong Kong. That hole-in-the-wall eatery. The name that caused heart-beats to stop when it first landed in Singapore. The shop that had rumbling tummies queuing up for hours waiting to devour the handmade dim-sum. This is a story of how I went to the Tim Ho Wan outlet in Hong Kong and how I didn't queue for long. As the original ...
In a sleepy town called Taipa in Macau, there was a better lit street which showed signs of more civilization at night - Rua do Cunha or 官也街. We came here to try the famous crab porridge at Seng Cheong. We knew we had come to the right place when we saw a fully packed restaurant. The nonchalant waiter asked us to head upstairs where there were seats. There were only big tables which could sit six at one. We shared a table with a couple from Tianjin who was here on a work trip. Without a ...
This post cost me a heartache to write. Because it made me want to fly to Macau immediately and eat them! Anyway for those of you out there who have plans to visit Macau soon, good for you. Please help me to eat on my behalf these delicacies. #1- Lord Stow's egg tarts First on the list would be The Lord Stow's legendary Portuguese egg tarts. Although there is an outlet at ...
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