My dear fren had not been to RWS, so we decided to bring her there for a girls night out on her BD~ We didn't do much on the short night, but with great friendship that we had for 10 years, we are happy together as long as we have good food & cute stuffs~

We had no idea what is good to eat at tourists' attraction so I made a call for a resourceful help (like in who wants to be a millionaire). The veteran in food hunting recommended Ramen Play outside the Casino. We were immediately attracted by the Alice with rabbit face standing tall inside the restaurant. The reno & deco was already appetizing, atmosphere is very important for us~ Our source was right, the food was good!

1. Ramen soup was yummy without making us thirsty, love the egg, noodle was Q.
2. Can't remember the name of the side dishes but they are all good~
3. Price was reasonable, not a bargain but also not "cutting caitou".

The only irritating thing was that when we pay the bill there's a bunch of 10+ RJC students in front of us &.... they paid ONE BY ONE despite sitting on the same table! So we waited in the queue for 10 over bills to be done before it's our turn...

Months later I brought my mum to the 313 somerset outlet & she likes it too, as a mum who cook almost everyday, she commented that it doesn't feel like there's msg in the noodle~

This review was on our visit earlier this year, seems like it was much better then than now when i read other patrons' recent reviews~

My bestie & I had a girls dinner @ Manpuku & specially chose a seat with lovely fake window & curtains. The thing we like abt Manpuku is that u can choose a seat under diff theme depending on mood.

The salmon sashimi was very fresh & yummy, u can feel it from the picture. My fren loves the omu rice too & she top it up with a ume wine to match the atmosphere.

( I went to Manpuku again recently & it's true that the standard seemed to have dropped, cos the salmon sashimi was much smaller & taste more like frozen food now...)

Always like to pop by MOS for it's butterfly prawn or mussels. Crunchy but not too starchy prawns with a corn soup is my fav combi.

This time I decided to try their clam chowder for the first time! The taste I wouldn't say excellent, but I'm really impressed by the size of the big clam (not every clam is so big but at least there's a few)! It's not the tiny "baby clam" you find in pasta mania or can soup but reaching the size of hawker center pan-fried chili clams~

Toa Payoh brand is not very comfortable & clean but it's usually not too crowded so I still like to pop by here~

Aft my colleagues brought me to the cheapest no signboard in SG, I think I won't like the other branches. Nothing beats the "dai pai dong" retro feel here. Decided to bring my seafood-loving dad.

Sad that they didn't have the "xiang luo" (a kind of whelk) that my colleagues ordered last time, it was fresh & sweet! So we just settle with a humongous crab. It was really really big. The best thing is my dad peeled off all the shells for me & I have the claw full of meat that's as big as my hand~ The very unhealthy thing (but it makes my dad happy) is the super lot of crab roe!

Price wise it seems cheaper than other no signboard, with the supersize crab, we are very satisfied. (but my dad shall eat vege for the rest of the week~)

Had dinner here on a crowded Hari Raya~

My fav Teriyaki chicken burger is up to standard, very juicy & tender ;) But the seating at Tampines branch is not so comfortable, as it's open-air, ppl walking around & there's never enough seats, ever long queue. Service was ok, they are very busy all the time. The table-cleaning auntie is very frenly and already pretty quick, but the place can't be cleaned fast enough as there's too many ppl. Oya the fries here's good~ Soft & not powdery ;)