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Had my birthday celebration at SushiAirways, and it was a great one! Courteous service, great food, nice theme

Had California maki roll for $15, Kani mentai cheese for $30, Grilled fugu (pufferfish) for $16, and Kurobuta katsu for $ $15.90. Prices are a little steep, but definitely worth it!

Rice is specially marinated, and fish roe are juicy. Try popping one roe in your mouth, and you will know what I meant

What I like about their service was they specially went out of their way to get a simple cake, knowing reservation was for my birthday, and their desserts only consists of ice creams. Nice cake, as it wasn't just a pick'n'go attitude

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Non-air conditioned cafe, quietly situated opposite Liang Court is TFBB. I like their overall cafe, as it is white, simple, with a little artistic feel.

Do not expect a menu filled with pages for you to decide, but even so, almost every item on the menu list is sounding at me to get them

Ordered Pearl of the Orient tea for $5, which comes with a scented sachet packed with tea leaves. Had several cups of this tea y refilling with warm water.

For food, we had the Tuna Melt for $11, which I suppose is more suitable for appetizers or group bites as it comes in 6 big pieces. Mixed it with tabasco sauce, and it is even better! Also had the Towkay Ng's Egg Benedict for $10.50, adding Mexican Chicken Sausages for $4. Runny egg yolk, but sausages and potatoes are just average. We did not get the desserts, but it does seems appetizing

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Went to tried their breakfast specials, and I do love it. but sadly, only valid for a limited period only, till July!

They have 4 specials, which comes with 2 poached eggs on 2 slices of soft tasted bread. We had the Egg Florentine ($12.50) and Egg Salmon & Asparagus ($14.00). It was delicious and yummy. Yolks are not too oozy, thus less the messy plate, and salmon is awesome.

Also had sides like hand-cut calamari, mozzarella fritters, and also battered mushroom.

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I was invited to try out International Buffet at Azur, located in Crowne Plaza, Changi Airport Terminal 3. And, it was quite a satisfying meal

They changed their buffet spread regularly, which is quite an attractive point for diners to patronize them again.

Straight to the point, I was awed by the desserts section. There were so many different types, and I had a hard time trying to stomach all of them! Food wise, needless to say, it was delicious Furthermore, you get to DIY the Chinese version of ROJAK!

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Park is located in Holland Village, which is quite popular for foods and pubs too . And Park itself, opens till late to fit into the environment

Indoor seating is pretty narrow, but outdoor seating is spacious and well-ventilated with fans running at the ceiling. Food wise is a little steep, but worth the price!

PARK Wings for $8.50 which are well-fried, but rating wise is a little above average. Eggs Benedict for $13.80 with runny egg yolk, and crispy bacon. Beef Hayashi for $13.50 where beef is soft, and sauce is thick and sweet! Finally, Lemon Meringue Cake for $9.90 to end this yummylicious meal <3

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