At Plaza Singapura - Tokyo Walker there is a cluster of Japanese dining restaurants, one of them is Fruit Paradise. Fruit Paradise offers fruit tarts and cakes that are topped with fresh fruits that brings delight to your palette! We wanted to have something sweet after our lunch meal thus we dropped by fruit paradise to get a slice of blueberry cake. Soft and creamy cake topped with sweet and juicy blueberries and light cherry sauce. Extremely good and light for the stomach after a hearty lunch! Must try

My group of friends had initially wanted to head to Tim Ho Wan on a Friday night but the queue was unbelievable. Hence, we decided to eat at Wang Cafe where the queue was more decent during Friday's dinner time. Wang Cafe is another one of those hong kong cafes that have bloomed in Singapore. Most of my friends ordered their pork cutlet noodles while I wanted to try something else so I got the sambal fried rice And we got a few sides along as well.Not bad for a cafe that is of affordable pricing. However do note their dishes are rather salty. Will go back there again if I really want a shorter queue and less pressure on my wallet

黑社会 is a Chinese restaurant that specializes in Cantonese food. It was my first time dining there and definitely not my last We ordered fried noodles and frog leg porridge as our mains to share (I love frog leg porridge) and 2 other sides - xiao long bao and the spicy chicken; and custard bun for dessert! Overall, I felt that the fried noodles were mediocre, and so is the frog leg porridge (its the boiled type not spicy so maybe that's why it isn't that flavourful). Xiao long bao was not bad. It's spicy chicken was really good and I love the custard bun!!! A rather expensive place to go just for the custard bun, so maybe one day I will try Swee Choon as well ;)

Remember Singapore's very own hawker heroes? Where our local hawkers and Gordon Ramsay had a face-off? Well, I decided to take a visit to 328 Katong Laksa (which was one of the contestants who won) to see if their Laksa had improved since I had last visited it 6 years ago.

We ordered 2 bowls of their laksa and some otah to go along with it. I must say, the laksa has improved over the years! 6 years ago, I remembered my bowl of laksa to be extremely powdery but now the gravy is not only less powdery but it also tastes pretty awesome But because of their popularity from the hawker heroes challenge, the queue at 328 Katong Laksa do get considerably long sometimes. So if you don't mind dining outside with the heat then do go there to try their laksa!

When my friends first introduced me to this place I was rather confused as to why we were dining at a place where a plate of ayam penyet dish would cost more than $7 when we could have gone to any other hawker centre which sells them at $4 or less. However the first bite I took of that dish really blew all my doubts away. It was one of the best ayam penyet I have ever tasted.The chicken was crispy and tender and moist. And the most attractive part about the dish was it's chili - which was spicy in a good way I think I'm becoming addicted to this place, and if the price is a little more affordable I'll confirm make it one of my regular hangouts.