So we were at Casallena waiting to try their famous Wagyu Tomahawk. I never tried a beef tomahawk before so I was actually quite anticipating to this dish. Everyone at the dining table gasp a little when the dish is served - the dish look so appetizing and smell really good. I like the char-grilled part of the fats as it melts in your mouth with this grilled flavor. The dish is huge, no doubt and is enough to feed 2-3 (or even 4) adults.

Spoke to the owner and he was proud of his signature dish and he is sure that his wagyu tomahawk is one of the cheapest sold in town. Well indeed it is cheap as they are having this promotion, selling at $198++. Other than that, the other dishes served in Casallena is mouth watering as well.

If you don't mind the distance, I guess one should visit this place for some quality cheap food.

Finally there's somewhere I can actually go to in Singapore for some Taiwanese dessert. I saw this shop selling Taiwanese dessert online with a really cute name, Bing Bian which makes me really want to go down and taste it myself. You will be spoil for choices because there's so many dessert with different combination for you to choose from! What make this shop special is that their shave ice has got different flavors in it and it taste really good with it thick flavor. The texture of the shave us is somewhere in between sorbet and ice cream.

I chose to have the taro ice which comes with the yam and sweet potato chewy kind of topping. I even top up to have extra of these and I am glad I did so because it is the best I have tried (in Singapore)! For $4.90 you get yourself a big bowl of goodies, very worth it for sure. The shop owner (whom I suspect is the boss) is very friendly and chatty.

For sure I will be back for more of these goodies!

One thing I like about Oh Neul Han Jeom is that it doesnt really stink as much as other korean restaurants with bbq option. That is one thing I am really scared of, to leave a restaurant with my hair stink of the heavy bbq smoke smell. OMHJ uses a technique called Infra Red BBQ, which minimized the amount of smoke while u are bbq-ing the food.

Quality of the food is good too, and fresh. You will not missed the freshness and well marination of the meat. Though a bit pricey and they doesn't have the buffet menu (ala carte only!), I think it is worth it for the fact u are getting back the quality of the food not quantity.

Try their magic cup filled with Korean beer! Definitely will blast you off on how refreshing and light it taste.

Tried out this long queue wonton mee to see what's so special about this wonton mee (everytime when I passby the queue will be very long, esp during peak hours). Waited for about 20 minutes in the queue. Order a $3 wonton mee and it comes with a few slices of char siew meat and 2 wontons which is put separately in the soup bowl.

I like how springy the noodles is. Even though there's a queue, they managed to maintain the noodles quality and not making it too hard or soft. It was really just nice. The charsiew is nice too, not too much fat and is soft. Wonton wise was pretty normal.

If you love quality food and dont mind to wait, u might want to try this next time when u are around Tiong Bahru Market.

Nothing will goes wrong for a late night dessert with Ice Cream. Went over to Udders @ Novena after our dinner for some ice cream dessert. Love the varieties of flavors offered there and we took quite a bit of time to decide which flavors to get. Finally decided to get their earl grey's and Baileys' to go with their freshly baked waffles. Their earl grey tasted damn solid - definitely not stingy about the amount of tea leaves they put in. Same goes with the bailey's - one can definitely be 'drunk' if had too much of it. As for the waffles, it is fluffy and warm and goes very well with the 2 scoops of ice cream. However, the air inside their shop can get a little warm and hot.