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March 27th, 2020 
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Here are some delivery options that you can consider for your family meals at home during these trying times. I’ve listed down the cheapest dish from each restaurant so that you can still enjoy delivered restaurant food at home at an affordable price. The pictures are popular dishes from each of the restaurants and may not correspond to the cheapest dish though. Stay safe everyone! Hoping this post will keep your spirits up!
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Tags: Chinese Cuisine, Chinese Restaurant, Deliveries and Takeaways, Kam's Roast, Paradise Group, Tim Ho Wan 
Comments Off on Chinese restaurants / eateries offering deliveries and takeaways – Many dishes cost less than $10 January 10th, 2020 365days2play Here’s a restaurant that is right smack in town but yet may be flying under the radar due to its second floor location at the quiet Capitol Building just opposite the bustling Raffles City Shopping Centre. Nevertheless, it’s a restaurant I want to recommend because the food served here is good! I was here last week to sample their Chinese New Year 2020 offerings and I was impressed. Scroll down further to read more.
Prosperity Shun De Yu Sheng
Dine-in $118++ for Small ( 6 diners) | $180++ for Large (10 diners)
Takeaway (no service charge for takeaway) $118+ (6 diners) | $180+ (10 diners)
Posted in 1.0 Media Invites, Food, Restaurant Reviews Tags: Chinese Cuisine, Chinese New Year, Chinese New Year 2020, Famous Treasure, Pen Cai, yu sheng Comments Off on Famous Treasure – CNY dishes + Yu Sheng that requires no tossing! February 16th, 2019 365days2play 
You would have read from my feature article on Chinese New Year Yusheng that Yan Cantonese Cuisine serves up a pretty interesting yusheng. The Kaleidoscope of Prosperity Yusheng in “Shun De Style” is more savoury than your usual yusheng so if you don’t like the veggie/salad taste of yusheng, this yusheng from Yan is the one for you. The mountain of crispy fried vermicelli topped with gold leaves also makes a crackling sound (like firecrackers!) when drizzled with the yusheng dressing. Doubly unique!
Kaleidoscope of Prosperity $138
I thought I should also feature some of Yan’s other dishes because they really are worthy of mention. Trust the Cantonese restaurants to be able to get their soups and roast meats right. Even if you visit after Chinese New Year, you definitely should try out their soups and roast meats. I have visited Yan Cantonese Cuisine a couple of times previously and the food here is consistently good.
Posted in 1.0 Media Invites, Food, Restaurant Reviews Tags: Chinese Cuisine, Chinese New Year, chinese restaurants, media invites, National Gallery, Yan Comments Off on [CNY 2019] Yan Cantonese Cuisine September 29th, 2018 365days2play When I think of PUTIEN restaurant, I think of its Lor Mee, Heng Hwa Noodles and its Mazu Mee Sua. Those were the dishes I would head for whenever I visited its Vivocity outlet practically a decade ago. Back then, the PUTIEN outlet was located inside the Food Republic foodcourt! How the brand has grown because now they boast 53 outlets all over the world, including 12 in Singapore. And they have also bagged the Michelin One-Star Restaurant Award for 2016, 2018 and 2018.
But PUTIEN offers more than just those noodle dishes I mentioned. They have all the sharing dishes that you would expect when you think of a Chinese restaurant. But of course, if you want to dine at a Michelin-starred restaurant without spending too much, those noodle dishes are only $9.80++. Scroll down to what were my favourite dishes from the PUTIEN media tasting.
Posted in 1.0 Media Invites, 1.3 Casual Restaurants, Food, Restaurant Reviews Tags: Chinese Cuisine, chinese restaurants, media invites, noodles, Putien Comments Off on PUTIEN–Not just noodle dishes August 10th, 2018 365days2play [Media Invite]
Chilli Soft Shell Crab and Fried Mantou $42.80 (M)
Celebrate Singapore’s birthday month at Dian Xiao Er with Chilli crab, one of Singapore’s beloved and iconic dishes. But what’s special about this chilli crab is that soft-shell crab is used, so for once, we can all just dive right in with our mantous in hand, slurping up the luxurious sweet and spicy chilli crab sauce, without having to fiddle with hard shells and cracked nails. It’s a wonder this dish is not more commonly found! And alas, you have only up to 2 September to enjoy this!
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