If I could order the whole list of sushi on the menu, I would.

Itacho Sushi offers premium, exotic sushi at affordable prices. Here's a few.Flying fish roe gunkan and lobster salad gunkan. The sushi were all made fresh. Fried squid with salmon and ebiko roe salad. It was flavourful and the cucumbers in the salad added a refreshing crunch to the taste. Tempura Shrimp with sea salt. It was freshly fried and not oily at all.

Ippudo at Mandarin Gallery always has the longest queue as compared to other restaurants who has ramen as their star dish.

What I love about Ippudo is their thick and authentic broth that never fails to deliver - always hitting the right notes on my taste buds. Here's my usual bowl of ramen, which is one of their three signature ramen selections. Tonkotsu broth, with a dollop of miso paste and dark sauce. Thin noodles were cooked to a harder texture and that's what I like about Ippudo - that the customers get to choose the hardness of the noodles.

Decided to give The Ascot a try even though the store front of the restaurant looks a little dodgy.

We tried their strawberry salad and it was good. Strong strawberry fragrant and the spinach was rich. It was refreshing to the taste buds.

Also tried their bunch of bangers and it had a variety of sausages. I can't remember the variety of the sausages but it was good.

The fried mars bars was not too rich and gelat. It can be quite addictive.

Went to The Grandstand with a couple of friends and we had Korean BBQ food for dinner.

What I'd like to recommend as a must-try in this restaurant is their Prime Ribeye and their marinated short ribs.

As I went there with a couple of friends, I didn't really get to taste much of it but the meat was awesome and juicy and fresh.

We also tried their pancake with ice cream. The pancake was average on it's own but when paired with the ice cream, the sweetness in the ice cream brings out the savoury in the pancake. It was a good combination.

Korean BBQ are always on the steep side of the scale when it comes to the price. For this restaurant I think the price is average.

PS Cafe at Palais Renaissance is much like their other outlet at Dempsey Road which has an alfresco area. Went there with three of my friends for lunch and this was what I had!Croque Monsieur. Basically it's just sandwich with ham and gruyere cheese. The last time I had this was so long ago at another restaurant and I didn't had a good impression. This was so much better, the toast was toasted to a perfect crisp and the cheese was warm and oozy. The salad dressing was different from those usual ones and it tasted awesome with the rocket leaves and spinach.