Synthesis is the sort of place that makes you wonder whether you came for dinner or accidentally walked into a party.
Back at SHAO’s new Dempsey Hill outlet, and this was already my second visit within its first week of opening.
A new address, a much bigger stage, but thankfully still recognisably SHAO.
Pure Gem may not be an everyday Chinese meal, but for a family gathering, business dinner or simply when you want something a little more refined downtown, I think it is a pretty good option.
Imperial Restaurant at Four Points by Sheraton has been around in Singapore for a long time, and over the years I had heard quite a few good things about it.
There is something very comforting about an old school Teochew dinner. No fancy tricks, no need to reinvent anything.
All the best to Canice and the Imperial Grand team. I look forward to seeing where they set their tables next.
Shao continues to be one of those places I am always happy to return to whenever a proper Teochew feast is in order.
Some restaurants serve good food. A rare few become part of your family's story. Wing Seong Fatty's belongs firmly in the latter.
In a dining scene where many restaurants chase trends, Man Fu Yuan's refreshed menu feels refreshingly grounded.
Back again at Wing Seong Fatty’s Restaurant with Jazz before she flew back to Canada.