My family and I lunched at PuTien, the one at CitySquare Mall. As it was a weekend, the queue was super long! Thank god we made reservations before hand. The food was pretty decent but its rather expensive for frequent visits! Love the complimentary abalone set they served. We had many items to choose from the menu as well as items for self-service. The prawns, fish and soup were good. The only thing I felt they ought to improve on was the desserts..they should have more variety like a chocolate fountain?

Fish & Co. has always been famous for their fish & chips but seldom has their Salad Bar been tried on the menu! Some time ago, I actually tried their salad buffet and it was really refreshing! Ideal for vegetarians and also a healthier choice compared to most of their fried fish items! People! You can bring your old folks down to try..yay!

There's a soup as well as a drink that comes with the salad buffet.

The salad buffet was really quite filling for me, but I was not satisfied leaving without trying their deserts! Ordered a raspberry cheesecake and ended up leaving it for takeaway because I couldn't finish.. >.< Overall, its a nice place to dine in with good service!

My family decided to order home delivery since my mum got tired of cooking. Ordered the SUPREME BIG BITES Pizza from pizza hut and it was worth every penny! Chicken meatballs and shrimp croutons at the crust was a fabulous idea! Even till now, I still prefer this pizza to the new edition their having - Cheesy 7. Hope they'll come back with it again this Christmas!

Heaven's Loft has gotta be every girl's favourite place for desserts!

Went there some time ago with my mum for their Tuesday's specials- Ala Carte Buffet.
You get to choose from a variety of Starters (including Escargots etc.), Soups, Pastas, Mains (including Steak, Baby Back Ribs etc.) and a whole page of desserts (including Crepes and Chocolate Fondue at the ala-minute stations).

Tried almost all of their main courses and my favourite was the beef cheeks! For the desserts, I'd rate the crepes the best..only thing that the expression given by the cook was not so amiable. Overall, service was good despite some bad reviews on it. The price was heavenly expensive but I guess its okay to indulge once in a while!

Beside Heng Heng Fishball Noodle, there's this poh piah corner where the uncle makes quite nice poh piah. Tried it one afternoon and it tastes okay. The 'dao gays' were very crunchy and the poh piah skin wasn't too dry. Costs something like $1.30 per piece and I thought it was quite reasonable. Its best to eat it fresh before the fillings becomes soggy.