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snacking Smile Jan 09, 2013   
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Old Chang Kee  (Ang Mo Kio)
Categories : Singaporean | Halal

The curry puff's are so tasty and big, worthwhile for tea-time. The aromatic and delectably moist curried potato filling boasts the perfect balance of spices, and is studded with a generous chunk of chicken and wedge of hard boiled egg. Best eaten fresh and piping hot from the stall, Old Chang Kee curry puffs somehow manages to remain tasty and crispy even when eaten cold.
 
Recommended Dish(es):  curry puff
 
Date of Visit: Dec 06, 2012 

Spending per head: Approximately $10(Tea)

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Dim sum Smile Jan 09, 2013   
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Royal China  (City Hall)
Categories : Cantonese/Hong Kong | Chinese | Hotel | Dim Sum | Seafood

Royal China Dim Sum is definitely one of the best Dim Sum places in Singapore. The prices are rather affordable as well; around $20 per person depending on how much you eat. The custard bun is very tasty and fluffy. The desserts are also very tasty, especially the egg tarts. The pan fried carrot cake is really very crispy, can't stop eating away. Highly recommended.
 
Recommended Dish(es):  dim sum
 
Date of Visit: Mar 13, 2012 

Spending per head: Approximately $50(Lunch)

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International buffet Smile Jan 09, 2013   
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Mezza9  (Orchard)
Categories : Multi-Cuisine | Bars/Lounges | Hotel | Buffet

The buffet here has too much variety, all the local delights. got popiah. Satay, chicken wings, chicken rice, gado-gado. The desserts are the local flavours ice-cream like yam, sweetcorn, durian. They serve alot of variety of seafood also, Jumbo prawns in barbeque style, fish in chilli gravy, kway teow. The staff are kind and helpful. Location is excellent.
 
Recommended Dish(es):  Sweet corn ice-cream
 
Date of Visit: Oct 19, 2011 

Spending per head: Approximately $55(Lunch)

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Veg Lunch Smile Jan 09, 2013   
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LingZhi Vegetarian Restaurant  (Novena)
Categories : Vegetarian

This place serves buffet and ala cart. Very tasty the Lotus paste bun and rojak from the buffet. The steamboat we put the tom yam stock and boil it, slowly adding the green fresh vegetables, corn, and fungus mushroom. They also have yellow mee noodles and dumplings, tofu, tapioca. Its very worth the price. Highly Recommended, all their foods do not contain onion or garlic.
 
Recommended Dish(es):  lotus paste bun
 
Date of Visit: Oct 31, 2012 

Spending per head: Approximately $30(Lunch)

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Vietnamese Lunch Smile Jan 09, 2013   
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Le Viet Cafe & Restaurant  (Katong)
Categories : Vietnamese | Restaurant

For the rolls, the deep fried spring rolls as being really deep fried, so the oil definitely added positively to the taste.

Another tasty treat was the sugar cane prawns - a traditional Vietnamese dish and it was well executed here, with tasty and crunchy prawns that made me yearn for more.

Three dishes worth trying are the silky smooth braised tofu, baby clams and the fried rice.

Desserts - I like the glutinous rice with mango.

 
Recommended Dish(es):  Vietnamese spring roll
 
Date of Visit: Dec 18, 2012 

Spending per head: Approximately $50(Lunch)

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