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gogofoodie
This is gogofoodie . I am a :]I like to hang out in City Hall, Clarke Quay, Pasir Ris. Japanese, Fusion are my favorite cuisines. I also love Hawker Centre, Restaurant, Café and Seafood, BBQ, Desserts and Cakes.
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Grass Jelly OK Oct 06, 2013   
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BlackBall  (Bugis)
Categories : Taiwanese | Chinese Desserts | Bubble Tea/ Tea

 

 

 
Blackball is always a good place for desserts if you like silky grass jelly; they also have other new drinks like red bean milkshake etc. I got a bowl of their signature grass jelly (didn't like it that they increased their price from $4.90 to $5.40) with taro and sweet potato and red beans. Add the creamer given and it tastes even better. However, it's very filling and best to share.
 
Spending per head: Approximately $5(Tea)

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Steamboat Smile Oct 06, 2013   
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Golden Mile Thien Kee Steamboat Hainanese Chicken Rice Hotpot  (Beach Road)
Categories : Coffeeshop | Steamboat/Hot Pot

 

 
This is a very long established and popular place for steamboat. They are also well known for their chicken rice - which was good, chicken tender and rice fragrant. The portion of ingredients for the steamboat is also good and it's rather reasonably priced. The prawns, sliced fish, etc are all fresh. It is always crowded during dinner hours and a little noisy over there, but that shows how good the steamboat is.
 
Spending per head: Approximately $15(Dinner)

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Tea Smile Oct 06, 2013   
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Tea Valley  (Pasir Ris)
Categories : Taiwanese | Desserts and Cakes

 

 
This place has been at Downtown east for quite a long period of time, and it sells toasts, some quick bites, and also has various teas and bubble teas. I was thirsty and so decided to try this milk shake advertised, although I didn't know what it consisted of before I ordered. Tastes a little like green bean, and it wasn't very sweet, was powdery and healthy tasting, quite a nice drink at $1.50.
 
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Mediocre Thai Food OK Oct 06, 2013   
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Jane Thai Food  (Orchard)
Categories : Thai

 

 

 
My friend wanted to try Jane Thai Food and we dropped by for dinner. We decided on the garlic pork - thin tiny slices of pork fried with garlic topped on it - portion was small but the meat was alright, particularly liked the garlic; however, I would prefer that from The Basil Inn as the pork is tastier. We also had the grilled squid - nothing special and it's your typical bbq squid (took extremely long for them to serve this dish).
 
Spending per head: Approximately $10(Dinner)

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Otah OK Oct 06, 2013   
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1st Grade Otah  (Pasir Ris)
Categories : Singaporean | Steaks and Grills

 

 

 
While waiting at The Basil Inn for our food, we were so hungry we decided to get some otah from the stall next to it (we notice many others doing the same). The otah was warm and quite alright, wasn't spicy but I preferred it that way. The size of otah was average as well, not the big ones where fish meat is distinct. The otah here wasn't too salty, but couldn't quite taste the fish meat.
 
Spending per head: Approximately $2(Other)

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