The best chicken wings are the chicken wings sold in Timbre. They are well marinated and taste really good.

Beer makes a great combination with chicken wings. The ambience is great for drinking beer and snacking. Totally a great place for chilling and hanging out with friends.

Timbre Buffalo Wings - Battered chicken wings, deep-fried & topped with Timbre's devil sauce costs $10.70

Thursdays are the best with the live band around. The vocal of the band is great and adds to liven the atmosphere.

Thumbs up for the great chicken wings and great drinks.

Tea and coffee always perk me up whenever I’m feeling tired. After lunch, I normally head to a coffee outlet to have a cup of tea or coffee before going back to office.

I ordered the Teh c which costs $1.40 per cup. As usual, all these cups of coffee are small in portion and you can finish them in a few sips.

The tea has a strong tea aroma and it feels very thick. I requested for less sugar so that it will taste so sweet.

A nice and comfortable place to chill out before heading back to work.

Sun with Moon is pretty Japanese dining restaurant in town. The prices of the dishes are justifiable for their quality of food.

We went to Sun with Moon for dinner on Christmas Eve, and as expected the queue was really long and we had to wait for 30 minutes before we were allocated a table.

I ordered the grilled Teriyaki chicken and a rice bowl and a macha paffet (ice cream). It costs $8.80 for the teriyaki chicken and $2 for a rice bowl and $8.80 for the ice cream. It totalled up to $30 per person after the ++.

The waitresses were really friendly and polite when taking our orders, making us feel comfortable.

I really enjoyed the entire dining experience.

We went to L'Olivier for the first time to celebrate Dad’s birthday. It was really a wonderful dining experience, totally satisfy our craving for good french food.

It is located along amoy street, opposite the Thia Hock Keng temple. For people who have not heard of it, it would be quite hard to locate the restaurant.

The restaurant looks comfortable and classy, with bottles of wine decorating the restaurants. We had bread for a starter, it tasted soft and moist, a great appetiser to kick off a meal.

Next was the mushroom soup, it was smooth and tasty. The mushroom was well grinded for the smooth texture.

For my mains, I had the white cod fish. The fish was very fresh and there was no fish stench at all. Even my mom who doesn’t really like to eat fish agrees so too.

The price was around $50 per person, which was reasonable for a fine dining experience. Overall, it was wonderful.

Located along the riverside of Robertson Quay, Bella Pizza is easily located with its accessible location in the Robertson Quay area.

Most of the diners seem to be Japanese and Europeans, all well dressed for the dinner. In fact, I didn’t really notice many Singaporeans in the restaurant.

We ordered the PIZZA CAPRICCIOSA (FUNGHI, PROSCIUTTO E CARCIOFI) - Pizza with tomato, mozzarella, mushroom, cooked ham and artichokes. It costs $22. The pizza is really tasty and it was baked just right.

Next was dessert CREPE ALLA NUTELLA CON BANANE - Crepe with nutella and mascarpone, served with bananas at $8. The portion was really small which makes us crave for more.

Most of the service staff were Philippinos and half the time they couldn’t really understand what we were talking about.