As the title says, Karu's really does have the best fish head curry in town in my opinion. Its curry is not too spicy yet not too bland, it serves a generous portion of vegetables in its curry and i have never found their fish to be unfresh.

They also sell pappadam (indian cracker) in packages of 18-20 uncooked pieces for $1. All you have to do is deep fry them before starting on the fish head curry and you will get fresh crispy pappadam to go with the curry.

One reason why i always take away is because your clothes and hair will smell of the curry after a meal there. Do remember to bring your own pot there if you are taking away because it will save you the extra money for the extra large container necessary to house the gigantic fish head.

Goldilocks is located in Never Land at USS. It offers fast food, similar to KFC. The deco got us all excited taking photos. When we were there around noon, it was very packed – the queues were very long and we couldn’t find seats.

We ordered 1 tub of spicy chicken and 1 tub of normal chicken. Both tasted just as good as KFC though I personally preferred the spicy chicken because the normal one wasn’t as fragrant.

Prices were reasonable, not as expensive as many of the eateries at USS. Besides we didn’t eat too much because we were going to continue with the rides after lunch.

I can’t for the life of me remember what the name of the dessert I ate at pique nique last week, but it was fantastic. It’s a cup of mostly thick cheesy cream with a layer of jam in between, strawberries and cubes of biscuit that taste like digestive biscuits and blueberries sprinkled on top. It was absolutely heaven and I will definitely recommend this to everyone.

Pique nique was rather crowded when we visited it on a Saturday afternoon. Expect to wait at least 20-30 minutes as it is a rather small outlet and most patrons stay for quite some time.

We went for the afternoon tea buffet at Rose Veranda which is a small and cozy café on the second floor of Shangrila Hotel. The interior décor is very elegant and the HUGE array of teas they offer is simply mind blowing.

Food wise, the foie gras was fantastic, so were the crème brulee, curries and roast beef. However, the truffles did not taste nice and their sashimi selection was very limited and did not look good either. Additionally the buffet spread was so small it took only 2 rounds to finish everything.

I did not feel the meal was worth the amount of money spent, however given the ambience, I would recommend Rose Veranda to those who have small appetite, the cash and are looking for a nice relaxing afternoon sipping tea and taking small bites.

Medz is located at Orchard Central’s basement. It’s offers a marche concept dining ie. Many small ‘stalls’ each specializing in a different type of food, and you pay for every dish ordered using a card. At the end the total bill will be consolidated at the exit.

I liked the environment in Medz and the interior décor and layout was pleasing. However, the portions for the food were ridiculously small. Every dish that we ordered we were shocked at how little food was served. That said, taste wise the food was ok. We enjoyed the duck leg most.

All in all not value for money.