Tried Classic Italian at Quiznos, it tastes great! I like the rosemary parmesan bread, smells fragrant and tastes very delicious. It goes well with the ham and sauce that comes along with the sub. The ham tastes fresh, there's no stale smell or taste at all. The lettuce and tomatoes are very fresh and juicy too. Another of my favourite sub at Quiznos is the Zesty Grilled Steak. The beef is very soft, tender and juicy, and the sweet sauce that comes with it complements the beef very well. There's cheese added to the zesty sub, making it even yummier with melted cheese on the beef. I had the broccoli cheese soup too, tastes awesome. The amount of cheese added to the soup is just the right portion, it didn't cover the broccoli taste. Will try the other subs here!

Heard about the good sashimi this restaurant serves and gave it a try at lunch. The concept is different here, the salmon are packed for sale and you could choose any for the chef to slice into sashimi. Ordered a spicy salmon maki to go with the salmon sashimi. Maki came in very small portions, but had a lot of salmon meat. Tasted quite ordinary, was tasty, and it wasn't too spicy. The salmon sashimi was very fresh and there was a tinge of sweet taste. Could taste the salmon juice. It's really cheap for the many sashimi slices. Definitely the place to go to satisfy salmon cravings!

Was quite crowded when we went Sushi Express, we queued for about 40mins before getting in. For $1.50 per item, the food is very worth it, especially for premium items like the salmon sashimi, scallop and abalone-like slices. The salmon sashimi is fresh and tender despite its price, I felt it's even comparable to some Japanese restaurants. The scallops were also very fresh and sweet. I especially like the abalone-like slices, the mayonnaise on top made it even more tasty! Overall enjoyed dining here despite the long wait!

Went to Purvis street for lunch at Chin Chin eating house. I ordered fried hor fun while my friends had beef hor fun and xin zhou mee fen. The fried hor fun looked oily at first sight, but it didn't taste too oily. The cook fried it well, it was very fragrant. The gravy of the beef hor fun was yummy, not too watery and not too thick. Most importantly, the beef slices were soft. I especially like the xin zhou mee fen, looked ordinary but tasted very delicious! It wasn't too dry, unlike some restaurants'. To top everything up, food was relatively cheap here. Enjoyed lunch!

There's two Chuen Chuen in Bugis area, we went to the one at Tan Quee Lan St. The place is always crowded at lunch, and their specialty is the chicken rice so most of us had that. They had additional service where u could request for certain parts of the chicken. Their specialty didn't disappoint us, the chicken's tender and rice is fragrant. Most of us agreed we would come back again for that. I also tried the curry chicken noodles, it was just normal. We also ordered the cereal tofu to share, that was awesome. It was fried till crispy on the outside, but the tofu was still soft and silken inside. The cereal tastes like those you get in cereal prawns. That has to be my favourite dish in this restaurant, definitely must try!