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Lady M Confections

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There are some food that you can never forget. For me, Tim Ho Wan's Baked Char Siew Pau is one example. I am very fortunate that my list of unforgettable food has expanded to include Lady M's Green Tea Mille Crepe Cake ($8.50). Layers of buttery flaky crepes were coated with green tea mousse. The mousse was so soft and it sticks to the fork. Loved how it was not overly ...

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Tokyo | Ichiran Ramen

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I went for a Tokyo work trip and managed to extend for half a day.  A very precious half day it was. It was the only day which I can explore Japan on my own and eat at my wish. Not that my work-related meals were not good. They were in fact impressive and interesting, ranging from a suspicious Italian-style blowfish to a simple pork chop drizzled with delicious special brown ...

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Tokyo | Tsukiji Market & Sushi Daiwa

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There are three types of people who visit the Tsukiji wholesale fish market :  (a) those who can't be bothered waking up so early. They choose to visit the fish market after 9am when the action is mostly over  (b) those who are able to defy all odds to wake up and get one of the 120 first-come-first-served tickets to the two must-see tuna auctions at 5.25am and 5.50am (c) ...

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Ssikkek Korean BBQ

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My first thought of this place was the name was so difficult to pronounce.  Well what's in a name? As long as the food is great! Anyway I think the name translates to Food God.  It's a self-service korean BBQ, which means take-till-you-happy, eat-till-you-drop, stay-till-you-smell. They have a wide range of different types of chicken, pork, beef and seafood. ...