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Won the grandstand vouchers from the Grandstand contest and went to MAD to try out the food here. We ordered a fried rice, pork belly, spring row, char siew su, chee cheong fun, baked char siew bao and red bean pancake to share. The dishes was quite nice and especially the red bean pancake. It was really crispy and the red bean paste was just nice. The prices are more expensive and the portion is relatively smaller as compared to the other Chinese restaurants out there. I would say it is slightl
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Won the grandstand vouchers from the Grandstand contest and went to MAD to try out the food here. We ordered a fried rice, pork belly, spring row, char siew su, chee cheong fun, baked char siew bao and red bean pancake to share. The dishes was quite nice and especially the red bean pancake. It was really crispy and the red bean paste was just nice.

The prices are more expensive and the portion is relatively smaller as compared to the other Chinese restaurants out there. I would say it is slightly toward chinese fine dining and it was worth the try.
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2013-12-01 34 views
We bought the groupon for MAD'S champagne brunch for $58 (UP$108), which includes free flow champagne, juices, coffee/tea, dim sum, as well as 1 starter, 1 main course & 1 dessert per person. The menu can be found here: http://www.modernasiandiner.com/menu.phpThe restaurant interior was very spacious with brightly coloured hot pinks walls and tables. My partner and I were shown to a cozy little booth which I really liked. At each table, there was an iPad so we could just send our order electroni
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We bought the groupon for MAD'S champagne brunch for $58 (UP$108), which includes free flow champagne, juices, coffee/tea, dim sum, as well as 1 starter, 1 main course & 1 dessert per person. The menu can be found here: http://www.modernasiandiner.com/menu.php

The restaurant interior was very spacious with brightly coloured hot pinks walls and tables. My partner and I were shown to a cozy little booth which I really liked. At each table, there was an iPad so we could just send our order electronically, which was way more convenient than trying to get a waiter's attention. That said, even though there was a self ordering system, there were sufficient staff around who were helpful and responded very quickly.
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Josper-grilled Cuttlefish and Teriyaki Portobello Mushroom Toast (starter): I ordered this for myself. The white strips are the cuttlefishwhich were a little fishy. The entire dish was served at room temperature too so this was pretty disappointing. The only saving grace was the mushrooms, which were extremely flavourful.
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Lobster and Crab Benedict (main): This dish was served cold so it was yet another disappointing dish. The lobster and crab meat were placed between the 2 poached eggs and one piece of bread. While the yolk was runny, just the way it should be, everything else was mediocre and just really ruined my meal.

Other dishes that were ordered..

Butter Chilli Soft Shell Crab (starter): Ordered by my partner, this was soft shell crab drizzled with chilli sauce. Even though it was a recommended dish, this was not nice at all. The soft shell crab was hard and the chilli was just extremely normal chilli sauce.

Josper-grilled Wagyu Beef Claypot Rice (main): Ordered by my partner, this was sliced wagyu beef served on top of claypot rice. Both of us felt that the beef was okay, however the rice was really dry and not flavoured at all, with some mushroom slices mixed in.

Watermelon Granita Panna Cotta Parfait (dessert): This was served in a cup with the panna cotta at the base, followed by watermelon slush then topped with poached pear and sago. Everything was just ok or glen, nothing memorable.

Chilled Mango Sago and Pomelo and with Honeycomb Ice Cream (dessert): This was nice, sweet and creamy with mango goodness.the only dish that didn't fail our expectations.

Towards the end of our meal, we ordered two dimsum items. After a pretty long time they still didn't arrive so we checked with the waitress, who said that all the dim sum items are finished. However, we still saw the staff serving baskets of them to other customers when we left, and even saw that dimsum were still being made in the kitchen. Was a little unhappy about this but didn't clarify with thestaff since we were already quite full. Anyway I couldn't believe that the dimsum items which were supposed to be free flow could be sold out so quickly, hmph.

With the price I paid, I really expected much much better food. We'll not return again.
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2013-11-13 21 views
For details, please visit http://foodesteem.blogspot.sg/2013/11/modern-asian-diner-mad.htmlI was really enjoying myself with the mass variety of food! While spoilt for choice, I decided to get my butt rested at Modern Asian Diner, also known as MAD.Wide and spacious seating area, and definitely able to accommodate to large group or probably some small-scale celebration and sorts. We were guided to an empty table right away, despite during weekends. Knowing that it's our first time here, we were
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I was really enjoying myself with the mass variety of food! While spoilt for choice, I decided to get my butt rested at Modern Asian Diner, also known as MAD.

Wide and spacious seating area, and definitely able to accommodate to large group or probably some small-scale celebration and sorts. We were guided to an empty table right away, despite during weekends. Knowing that it's our first time here, we were taught how to place the order, interestingly.

Crispy bun with Salted Egg Yolk Filling ($4.80). Comes in a standard quantity of 3 pieces, and to be eaten piping hot, of course. Not too salty at all, and I would say its nicely done!

Eggs Benedict ($14.00). Probably parma ham eggs benedict, runny egg yolk and soft bread. Quite a nice brunch to have if you are a yolk-lover.

Spicy Miso Pork Belly Sandwich ($14.00). Pork belly is not hard, and quite easy to cut and chew.

Took some time to arrive, the Steamed Black Angus Beef Siew Mai ($6.20). I thought it was pretty unique and special, thus ordered it. It tasted much like our usual siew mai, and beef fillings are bouncy.

For details, please visit http://foodesteem.blogspot.sg/2013/11/modern-asian-diner-mad.html
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2013-10-29 31 views
Located at The Grandstand, Modern Asian Diner (MAD) is actually not very difficult to be traveled to as there is free shuttle bus services from Clementi, Botanic Gardens, Toa Payoh MRT stations & Bukit Timah Road. On top of that, it can be easily access via PIE if you are driving. The renovation here is simple yet modern and the dim lighting also gives people a sense of privacy while dinning in the restaurant.On top of that, ordering of food here is really modernized and frill free. At each tabl
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Located at The Grandstand, Modern Asian Diner (MAD) is actually not very difficult to be traveled to as there is free shuttle bus services from Clementi, Botanic Gardens, Toa Payoh MRT stations & Bukit Timah Road. On top of that, it can be easily access via PIE if you are driving.
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The renovation here is simple yet modern and the dim lighting also gives people a sense of privacy while dinning in the restaurant.
On top of that, ordering of food here is really modernized and frill free. At each table, there is an ipad which you can look at the picture of the food, order and confirm your order.
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WAgyu Mantou burger($14) was rather interesting. Although it's a twist from the normal beef burger, I would appreciate the normal burger more as the mantou tends to stick to the teeth while we were having it. On top of that, we felt that the beef was slightly overcooked.
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Prawn roll cheese ($5.50) is rather mediocre. Nothing much to be rave about especially when there isn't much of the cheese flavor.
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Beancurb roll shrimp ($5.50) is rather average.

Overall it was a very average meal that I would have no intention of returning to the restaurant unless I would want to enjoy the ambiance there.
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2013-09-02 25 views
Came to MAD for a team lunch and from the moment you walk in, you will see a display of furniture, books and other items that will make you think you've walked into a modern furniture stall instead! Very nice concept as it made me curious to venture in further. Check out the interior. They use a very pleasing color scheme of soft blue, vibrant red and black. I really do feel like I'm in a modern arts display area! It did worry me that this place would fare better in the decor than the food but w
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Came to MAD for a team lunch and from the moment you walk in, you will see a display of furniture, books and other items that will make you think you've walked into a modern furniture stall instead! Very nice concept as it made me curious to venture in further.
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Check out the interior. They use a very pleasing color scheme of soft blue, vibrant red and black. I really do feel like I'm in a modern arts display area! It did worry me that this place would fare better in the decor than the food but will find out when the food arrives.
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There are more private seating areas along the side of the restaurant. I like the whole curtain decoration which makes it look like one of those private areas at opera houses and the red wall gives it a very sexy feel. Like a setting for one of those secret rendezvous meeting between lovers at a ritzy opera. Hehe!
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The iconic symbol of MAD is the Chinese Opera face as seen on their napkin. I guess the juxtaposition of a traditional image like the Chinese Opera in a modern layout is to show the concept of mixing the contemporary and the old school style.
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More images of the Chinese Opera face on coasters but in vibrant pops of color! I really love this kind of Andy Warhol design.
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Our first dish is the Deep-Fried Liu Sha Bao ($4.80). Now the Liu Sha Bao I've usually had are the steamed and soft variety. This deep fried version has a harder crust but the inside has the usual oozy salted egg yolk. Honestly, I still prefer the steamed version but after a few bites, it does grow on you. Think of it as deep fried man tou dipped in salted egg yolk.
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Next dish is the Black Angus Siew Mai ($6.20) and unfortunately I do not fancy this dish much. The beef is quite tough and didn't carry much flavour. My idea of black angus beef was it to be tender soft and juicy, but alas the siew mai turned out quite dry.
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From this cross section, you can see how "compact" the beef is and how dry it is. I had to dip it generously in chili sauce to get some extra flavour to it.
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Now comes my main dish - the Josper-grilled Wagyu Beef Claypot Rice ($26). This wonderful claypot creation comes with one damn sexy hot spring egg and is drizzled with aromatic truffle dressing. I cannot tell you how exquisite this decadent dish is. It's so good I had to bold the name. Tender slices of Wagyu feed cooked to medium rare perfection, the large onsen egg, the smell of truffle oil... I was in food heaven. Crack the egg and mix it with the rice and tender beef, then just dig in. It was silky, savory and I love every morsel of it. The beef was really good (I wish there were more slices!) and that egg gives me a Japanese feel as people in Japan likes to mix raw eggs to coat their rice to be sticky. Believe me, you will be scrapping the bottom of the claypot as this is super good!
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To end the meal, I had one of their signature cocktails - The Strawberry Shortcake ($14). This drink is mildly sweet, only a slight bite of alcohol and comes with a shortbread biscuit. The color is very pretty and girl. I find it refreshing and a good beverage to have on a hot sunny day!

The menu could be a hit and miss so I would say go for their wagyu beef series!
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2013-08-19
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2013-08-27 7 views
Part of the Tung Lok Group of restaurants, and fronted by celebrity singer/songwriter Dick Lee, MAD: Modern Asian Diner is one of those restaurants you definitely would not want to miss out on. Cast in soft warm lighting, stepping into this restaurant at The Grandstand is like walking into an art gallery of sorts. Decked out in bold bright colours, the decor is definitely befitting of Dick Lee’s eclectic and flamboyant sense of style.Marrying the best of both Asian and Western cuisine, MAD serve
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Part of the Tung Lok Group of restaurants, and fronted by celebrity singer/songwriter Dick Lee, MAD: Modern Asian Diner is one of those restaurants you definitely would not want to miss out on. Cast in soft warm lighting, stepping into this restaurant at The Grandstand is like walking into an art gallery of sorts. Decked out in bold bright colours, the decor is definitely befitting of Dick Lee’s eclectic and flamboyant sense of style.

Marrying the best of both Asian and Western cuisine, MAD serves up a good variety of Chinese dim sum and also some Spanish tapas. And if you’re ever in need of a potent drink any time of the day just head on down to their bar counter, helmed by mixologist Kino Soh, for a cocktail or two. =D
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Well, I’m not exactly a teetotaler but I seldom drink alcoholic beverages in mid-day unless I’m on holiday lounging on the beaches of the Caribbean or something. So I decided to go for a kiddie mocktail instead – Pink Thyme Lemonade($4), which looks equally pretty but without the alcoholic kick. =P You can really taste the crushed up herbs in the drink and it makes for a refreshing beverage to chill down on a hot day.
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One of the interesting dim sum that caught my eye was the Black Angus Siew Mai 黑安格斯烧卖 ($6.20). Sadly, the novelty of putting black angus beef into a siew mai did not translate into a palate-pleasing dish. Its chewy and springy texture was quite an interesting take on a siew mai, but it was a little bit on the dry side.
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Is it just me being ignorant? But I seldom come across Deep-Fried Liu Sha Bao 炸流沙包 ($4.80). In fact, this was my first time trying a liu sha bao that has been deep fried instead of the usual steamed version. And I must say that it is OH-SO-GOOD! The fluffy insides encased in a crispy skin and oozing golden salted egg yolk lava was simply divine. Well, it was a little on the oily side, but there’s no harm in indulging in a sinful treat once in a while. =D
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Everyone has been raving about how good the Wagyu Beef Claypot Rice is, but I decided to try the Lobster Crispy Noodle 龙虾面 ($32) instead. The noodles were deep fried to a crisp and there is this distinct smokey and burnt flavour to it even though it doesn’t look burnt. Plus, the lobster meat was really fresh and prepared skillfully such that the meat is springy and just about right, not at all overcooked. My only gripe is that the gravy was way too salty and the noodles were a bit difficult to eat since it was displayed in a standing tower of sorts. They also threw in some seaweed on the side which adds a splendid “oceanic” tone to the dish.
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Overall my experience at MAD: Modern Asian Diner was a pretty good one. What’s not to like about a chic ambiance, fuss-free ordering via iPads and all that good booze? The service staff were also pretty friendly and showed us how to make our orders via the iPad step by step – he even brought over an additional iPad instead of having the 4 of us share just one single device. I would probably pop by again for happy hour if I get the chance!

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Was wondering around the grandstand thinking which restaurant we wanted to try and saw M.A.D, eye catching shop front brings us into the place. I ordered Eggs Benedict, thinly slice salmon infused with fabulous smoky flavor wrapped around soft and runny poached eggs. Crunchy asparagus looks like tasty pillars preventing the goodness of the creamy hollandaise sauce from overflowing. Coffee was good but Dim sum wasn't so fantastic; would be back to try the other dishes on the breakfast menu again.
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Was wondering around the grandstand thinking which restaurant we wanted to try and saw M.A.D, eye catching shop front brings us into the place. I ordered Eggs Benedict, thinly slice salmon infused with fabulous smoky flavor wrapped around soft and runny poached eggs. Crunchy asparagus looks like tasty pillars preventing the goodness of the creamy hollandaise sauce from overflowing.
Coffee was good but Dim sum wasn't so fantastic; would be back to try the other dishes on the breakfast menu again.
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2013-07-25 7 views
the moment I stepped in to the restaurant I know this is gonna be the place I like a lot. the restaurant breaks into a few part for its customer, such aa there's a bar counter, a bakery, a chef counter table top and etc. anyway I ordered the wagyu beef claypot rice after hearing the friendly waiter recommendation. it was indeed a good recommendation as the dish tasted very nice! not like normal claypot rice we had outside, the one that is sold at MAD is a little bit more atas, with generous a
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the moment I stepped in to the restaurant I know this is gonna be the place I like a lot. the restaurant breaks into a few part for its customer, such aa there's a bar counter, a bakery, a chef counter table top and etc. anyway I ordered the wagyu beef claypot rice after hearing the friendly waiter recommendation. it was indeed a good recommendation as the dish tasted very nice! not like normal claypot rice we had outside, the one that is sold at MAD is a little bit more atas, with generous amount of wagyu beef slices done with perfection and a soft boil egg to mix with the rice to make it more smooth and flavorful. there's also truffle oil use to make the whole dish more seductive!
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Two of my friends won the $40 GrandStand vouchers each from OpenRice. What a coincidence! So we pay GrandStand a visit before the voucher ends.FOODCrispy Skin Roasted Pork BellyThis is quite crispy and the "skin" has a thick layer of fats thoughSeafood Fried Rice with XO SauceMy favourite dish of all! The fried rice smells so great with XO sauce. It's also quite tasty.Fried prawn fritters with sweet sauceIt's quite crispy and I like the sweetness that makes the combination so awesome.Char Siew P
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Two of my friends won the $40 GrandStand vouchers each from OpenRice. What a coincidence! So we pay GrandStand a visit before the voucher ends.

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Crispy Skin Roasted Pork Belly

This is quite crispy and the "skin" has a thick layer of fats though
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Seafood Fried Rice with XO Sauce

My favourite dish of all! The fried rice smells so great with XO sauce. It's also quite tasty.
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Fried prawn fritters with sweet sauce

It's quite crispy and I like the sweetness that makes the combination so awesome.
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Char Siew Polo Bun

The polo bun is so crispy and sweet. The Char Siew inside has those roasted-like taste which makes it taste so good!
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Mango Pomelo Sago

This desert is quite normal like other mago pomelo sago, jsut that it topped off an extra vanila ice-cream. It's abit too sweet though.

AMBIENCE

It has the romantic kind of dinner setting which will awe you. An ideal place to dine in with your special ones! Besides food, they also have a mini retail shop that customers can shop while wait for their food to come!

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The staff are quite friendly and approachable. They even take the initiative to help us to take photographs.
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The setting is here is quite nice with a romantic dim setting inside the restaurant. Food looked and tasted quite good as well as shown in the pictures. The po luo bao is a must try with char siew inside! As for desserts we ordered mango pomelo sago and black sesame pies (one cold and one hot dish) which are both yummy as well. The mango sago tasted milky with vanilla ice cream on top. Service is also good and the waiter offered to help us take photos seeing that we are taking.
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The setting is here is quite nice with a romantic dim setting inside the restaurant. Food looked and tasted quite good as well as shown in the pictures. The po luo bao is a must try with char siew inside! As for desserts we ordered mango pomelo sago and black sesame pies (one cold and one hot dish) which are both yummy as well. The mango sago tasted milky with vanilla ice cream on top. Service is also good and the waiter offered to help us take photos seeing that we are taking.
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Modern Asian Diner. In short, MAD. This restaurant is a collaboration between TungLok Group, Bar Stories and Dick Lee. Storefront.Bright yellow slab of wall as the storefront is just the tip of the iceberg. I love the vibrant flamboyance of the concept.This is the area where the guests can view and interact with the chefs while the chefs are preparing the food. Breakfast area which will be opening soon.Before the tasting starts, we were offered customized alcohol drinks. My friend told the barte
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Modern Asian Diner. In short, MAD.

This restaurant is a collaboration between TungLok Group, Bar Stories and Dick Lee.
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Storefront.

Bright yellow slab of wall as the storefront is just the tip of the iceberg. I love the vibrant flamboyance of the concept.
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This is the area where the guests can view and interact with the chefs while the chefs are preparing the food.
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Breakfast area which will be opening soon.

Before the tasting starts, we were offered customized alcohol drinks.
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My friend told the bartender she wanted something sourish, and sweet at the same time. There's no name for this drink, but it's made up of gin tonic (as the base alcohol), raspberry and lime juice.
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My other friend told the bartender she'd like something sweet and citrusy as well. And this is made up of light and dark rum as the base alcohol, elderflower and passion fruit.
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This is my customized drink. I wanted something sweet and fruity. Here's what I got. Vanilla ice cream with fresh strawberries and a gin tonic base.
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Crispy skin roasted pork belly, frizzled ginger, plum dressing. I find that the crispy pork really goes well with the plum dressing. Other than the frizzled ginger, there were also crispy seaweed sprinkled generously atop. Best eaten together in a mouthful.
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Wagyu beef and onsen egg with clay pot rice. The strong aroma of truffle assaulted our senses as the waiter set the dish before us. After mixing the rice with the beef and the beef with the egg, the first mouthful was really flavoursome. The truffle oil was really strong and it goes really well with the yolk that was mixed with the rice. Wagyu beef was tender and cooked to perfection.

We'd definitely return to MAD again.
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This fusion restaurant uses ipads as menus, and you just have to key in your orders. Convenient.1) Fried rice with XO Sauce - absolutely no taste so much so that we had to use soya sauce.2) Char Siew Bao - skin was soft but sticks to your teeth, but overall, taste and quality just normal. .. too little pork and not tasty. 3) Fried prawn fritters with cheese - a bit too salty.. cannot taste the cheese at all.Overall, this is an overpriced restaurant for the type of food served.
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This fusion restaurant uses ipads as menus, and you just have to key in your orders. Convenient.

1) Fried rice with XO Sauce - absolutely no taste so much so that we had to use soya sauce.

2) Char Siew Bao - skin was soft but sticks to your teeth, but overall, taste and quality just normal. .. too little pork and not tasty.

3) Fried prawn fritters with cheese - a bit too salty.. cannot taste the cheese at all.

Overall, this is an overpriced restaurant for the type of food served.
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2013-05-11
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2013-05-13 4 views
A group of my friends decided to take me to this newly open dining concept restaurant, MAD for a quick drink before our activity. I thought it was just another usual restaurant by Tung Lok Group but I was wrong. Inside this restaurant sits a bar for diners to chill before or after their meal. Took a quick glance at the menu and it was not long before I decide to get this very cute cocktail, Strawberry Shortcake, since it is a seasonal menu item. The drinks was prepared immediately by the exposed
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A group of my friends decided to take me to this newly open dining concept restaurant, MAD for a quick drink before our activity. I thought it was just another usual restaurant by Tung Lok Group but I was wrong. Inside this restaurant sits a bar for diners to chill before or after their meal. Took a quick glance at the menu and it was not long before I decide to get this very cute cocktail, Strawberry Shortcake, since it is a seasonal menu item. The drinks was prepared immediately by the exposed view of the bartenders and I was very impressed by the presentation (same goes to my friends drinks too) For creativeness, it definitely is a full marks from me. The taste of my drink is sweet and taste very ‘strawberry’, alcohol content is not that strong so I quite like it. Atmosphere is good, drinks is good, cost is reasonable… I wouldn’t mind to drop by again soon though it’s located in the inner side of Bukit Timah.
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2013-05-06 11 views
Had the wagyu claypot rice in MAD and I must say, that is the nicest claypot rice I've ever eaten. The sliced wagyu beef is cook to perfection, not too tough or raw. The rice, infused with truffle smell so good that one could easily eat all the grain of rice in the pot and not calculative on the intake of carbos. The dish cost $26, not expensive in my opinion as the serving of the slice wagyu beef is big. I like the environment of MAD, a place to relax while having your meal.
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Had the wagyu claypot rice in MAD and I must say, that is the nicest claypot rice I've ever eaten. The sliced wagyu beef is cook to perfection, not too tough or raw. The rice, infused with truffle smell so good that one could easily eat all the grain of rice in the pot and not calculative on the intake of carbos. The dish cost $26, not expensive in my opinion as the serving of the slice wagyu beef is big.

I like the environment of MAD, a place to relax while having your meal.
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A collaboration between Dick Lee and Tung Lok Group. What they are trying to sell in this concept restaurant is definitely interesting. I love the interior of this place. It's colourful, you feel relaxed. It's open yet private enough because certain seats are nicely tucked in a corner with fuschia pink seats!Their menu is all in an iPad. You basically sit at your table, scroll through the iPad to see all the food available and self order. Food service is pretty quick. All the dim sum dishes were
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A collaboration between Dick Lee and Tung Lok Group. What they are trying to sell in this concept restaurant is definitely interesting.

I love the interior of this place. It's colourful, you feel relaxed. It's open yet private enough because certain seats are nicely tucked in a corner with fuschia pink seats!

Their menu is all in an iPad. You basically sit at your table, scroll through the iPad to see all the food available and self order.

Food service is pretty quick.
All the dim sum dishes were good. Personally I felt that the fried ones tasted better than the steam ones.

Fried rice dish was kind of disappointing. The fragrance was just not there.

Their signature ribs is worth a try.

Overall this place is a thumbs up because I love the decor
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Date of Visit
2013-02-26
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$25 (Dinner)