Horizon Food Mall

Tucked at the side of Level 5 of Causeway Point Shopping Centre is a large food court that has a selection of Halal and non-Halal stalls. This should not be confused with the Banquet Food Court at Level 6, which is completely Halal. I wanted to have lunch at Horizon because of a particular stall, "Hawker Delights", which sells fairly good curry. Chicken Curry...

Wakashachiya Curry Udon

Picture (above) taken off the Internet and is not the author'sIt was funny how one of my friends, who just returned from the US after a short study stint, scoffed at Pasta de Waraku and was reluctant to believe that such Italian-Japanese fusion could be any good (later, other friends continued to tell him that it wasn't as bad as he would assume it to be). Eventually,...

Pastamania

I'm not exactly a fan of Pastamania because I think the pasta here is pretty much standard and ordinary. Still, since everyone was looking out for something less heavy on the wallets, Pastamania turned out to be a natural choice for a group dinner. Daphne remarked that the latest promotion is meant to deal with the sudden price hike and to get customers back....

Fisherios Fish N Chips

We wanted to try out something at the Bugis Junction basement, and it came down to Fisherios and Uncle's Kitchen, fish and chips against asian food. As much as I was more in favour of Uncle's Kitchen, Daphne spotted that the cook didn't wear gloves and was handling the food with his bare hands. So we decided to give Fisherios our first visit instead. Fisherios...

Spinelli Coffee

There's definitely nothing to worry about our appetites, because it's sooo healthy, but somehow I think we're starting to get on a habit of having desserts (me especially), which simply blows away any chance of dieting for sure. After our dinner at Ichiban Boshi and a couple of hours of walking around, we needed somewhere to rest our feet. My eyes caught a promotion...

Ichiban Boshi

After my most satisfying lunch here during my MFA internship, I thought I should bring Daphne here for dinner. Since I was only aware of two branches, one in Great World City (where I had my lunch) and the other in Novena, we decided on Great World City since we have not gone there before in a long while. We were saying how our trouble of taking a bus down to...

Zhou's Kitchen

Started by the popular Tung Lok Group, Zhou's Kitchen has seen a steady expansion across the island city and has branches at Far East Square, Anchorpoint and Novena Square 2. Undoubtedly a mid-end range chain as compared to My Humble House, Club Chinois or the seafood haven in Tung Lok Seafood, Zhou's Kitchen was meant to target families as well as those with...

Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks

Me and Daphne were walking around The Cathay with the intention to head to Plaza Singapura for dinner. Somehow so many of the people at The Cathay's basement were eating Shihlin's "Happy Box" and we thought it looked quite good. Even when she was having a slight sore throat, Daphne insisted that our dinner has been decided for us already. Happy Box: 7.2/10 In...

Streets Cafe & Restaurant

I've always wanted to try this place out when me and Daphne were undecided over where we should go for dinner at Raffles City, but we never did. So when my camp mates were trying to decide on a place to go for lunch in IMM, Streets seemed like the best choice, especially when it wasn't that crowded yet. We were a pretty large group of twelve, but I'm showing...

Niqqi's The Cheese Prata Shop

The third stop of the camp's "A-Makan" Race was Niqqi's The Cheese Prata Shop, otherwise more affectionately known as Fong Seng Prata. If you realised, all three of the stops are relatively near NUS, and with a purpose too, since we wanted to get the freshmen accustomed to the places nearby. By this point, most of us were full enough not to order more than the...