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tinkerbelle
This is tinkerbelle living in Dempsey Rd. I work in Raffles Place. Japanese, Korean, Thai are my favorite cuisines..
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Toast Box Smile Jul 08, 2012   
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TOAST BOX  (Boon Lay)
Categories : Singaporean | Coffeeshop

Being a fan of toast, I frequent Toast Box quite often for their delicious thick toast bread. I ordered the peanut butter toast which costs $1.90. The toast bread is spread generously with peanut butter. The bread is toasted at the right temperature which enhances the moisture and crispiness of it. There are many other flavours to choose from and the prices vary at $1.80 to $2.20 for the different choices.

 
 
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Katong Fried Oyster  OK Jul 08, 2012   
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Katong Ah Hong Fried Oyster  (Marine Parade)
Categories : Hawker Centre

We headed to the Old Airport Road Food Centre and decided to try the Katong Fried Oyster stall as I heard they are famous for their fried oyster. It was resoanbly priced at $5 per plate. It was served piping hot as it was just fried out of the wok. The oyster cake was crispy and moist inside. What was disappointing is the number of oysters as the entire plate had only 3 small oysters.

 
 
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Wang Ji Pig Organ Soup  Smile Jul 07, 2012   
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Wang Ji Pig Organ Soup - The Food Place  (City Hall)
Categories : Food Court | Chinese Soup

I had Wang Ji Pig Organ Soup for dinner. The stall is conveniently located at the food court in Raffles City Shopping Centre. I ordered the mix pig organ soup and bee hoon which costs around $5.50. The pig organs were tender and fresh, without any weird smell. I like the combination mixture of varieties. The soup is fragrant and I could taste the herbs being mixed in the soup.

 
 
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Mei Mei Satay  Smile Jul 07, 2012   
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Mei Mei Satay  (Paya Lebar)
Categories : Singaporean | Chinese | Hawker Centre | Steaks and Grills

Craving for satays, we headed to the Haig Road Market for some late dinner. I decided to try the Mei Mei Satay stalll where I ordered 10 sticks of satay (5 mutton and 5 pork) and rice. It costs around $7 for the plate of food. The satay were well grilled and tasted piping hot as they were freshly taken out. The meat was tender and juicy, but sadly the portion was quite small.

 
 
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Ming Ching Seafood Restaurant  Smile Jul 07, 2012   
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Ming Ching Seafood Restaurant - Yong Xing Coffeeshop  (Bukit Batok)
Categories : Coffeeshop | Seafood | Zi Char

I went to Ming Ching Seafood Restaurant located at the coffeeshop for dinner. I decided to try their seafood hor fun, with a special request of changing the prawns to squids. This special request came at an additional price of $0.50. Therefore, it costs $5 for the hot fun. The hor fun was piping hot from the wok and the squids tasted fresh. Overall, I enjoyed the meal.

 
 
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