Was around the area and chanced upon this new outlet in the middle of bustling bugis street. this was the first time i see anyone selling fried oreos in singapore. imagine oreo mixed with batter and deep fried to crisp. as you take a bite into it, the ever so familiar taste of oreo burst out in sweetness blending with the batter. an overall refreshing experience and would highly recommend it to anyone.

you know the thing i love about thai smile is that it's authentic thai food but served in such elegant porcelain it hardly feels like a grab and go place but more of a casual laidback dining area.
i was looking for something strong on flavour to kickstart my nose again after the madness of flu.
And this was it! Garlic Chicken Garlic fried rice.
the smell of the garlic chicken and the rice was full on flavour.
i ate my plate clean! highly recommended for party goers!

The staffs were friendly & prompt in their services. What amazes me was that they even took extra effort to clean & wipe the chairs for the next customer, including the baby chair.

The pizza serving was relatively small in size though. My wife & I were hesistating between ordering a medium or large pizza & we were glad we ordered the large one. The crust is thinner than the usual pizza as it is an italian pizza, so it is less filling than the usual ones from Pizza Hut etc. But I much prefer the thin crust served by spizza as doesn't taste as "doughy". However, the ingredients found on the pizza were quite limited though, so felt it was expensive.

Drinks whilst, a coca-cola costs $4.50 while a bottle of beer costs $8, so I rather go for the beer. Coffee is inexpensive.

My first visit to try this Monster Curry - the world best curry. I would agree so! For the first time after eating Japanese style curry, I actually crave for more of it. I ordered the sausage curry rice which costs $11.00. As I picked my rice portion to be half size, the price was reduced by $1.00. Cool right? You can tailor your own portion and choose the level of spicy-ness. I chose the "SUPER HOT" - 2nd hottest range. Hmm... to me, i think it was still not spicy yet but my colleagues felt that it was very spicy. They chose "mild hot" and "hot" for their portions.

Worth a try if you have not been here to eat yet. Reasonable pricing. Trying new food can keep you young!

Char Grill Bar is commonly perceived as the less “atas” version of Aston Specialities. Some of the differences includes CGB has more items on menu, Astons uses the pager beeper to alert orders that are ready but CGB serves them to you and Astons seems to have nicer side dishes. I ordered a prime black pepper steak with season vegetables and garden salad as sides. It was a nice to know they still serve steaks in such cow shaped hot plates. Though without garnish on top, the steak is placed on top of onions slices at the bottom, perhaps that’s the trick to prevent your steak from being overcooked, nice touch. Actually the onion really goes well with the steak, I ended up eating each cut slice with a bit of onion and I finished them all. The steak was really well prepared I must say, exactly per my request of medium well. On the other hand, the sides were not so encouraging. The garden salad which is just lettuce is a cold side and garden vege is a hot side dish, and I think they put a little mash potato gravy on top as well but quantity served was way too little . Overall bill was $10.80.