No. 54068 · Hokkaido
Kougetsu Izakaya
You don’t expect much from Niseko village. After all it’s a ski village.
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No. 54068 · Hokkaido
You don’t expect much from Niseko village. After all it’s a ski village.
No. 54010 · Hokkaido
This place off the Kutchan Main Street is delicious. Unpretentious setting, in a snowdrop setting: run by it seems by a matriarch, and her daughters.
No. 53976 · Wan Chai
Dinner at Keung Kee Roasted Meat Restaurant. Overall 6/10 for all dishes. In particular the soups scored 6.5/10 - the choytam soup. It’s like dried vegetables soup.
No. 53959 · Admiralty
With over 150 years of history, Caviar House & Prunier exists at a time when the majority of the world’s caviar is produced by fish farms in China.
No. 53955 · Causeway Bay
Cart Noodles At Wing Kee Noodle. Originally peddled as a peasant food on street food carts, the cart noodle’s humble origins began back in the 1950s.
No. 53947 · West Kowloon
Back at Fairwood Kowloon. We started my daughter on the macaroni soup back then, and every year, it’s been a tradition. Yes, this outlet and during HK winters.
No. 53925 · West Kowloon
Taking pride of place atop the 102nd floor of the International Commerce Centre, within The Ritz-Carlton Hong Kong, Tosca di Angelo has a bird’s-eye view of the city below which…
No. 53903 · West Kowloon
Decent food at Taste Four Taste with a lot of options on the menu. Think a cut above the Fairwood, Maxim offerings (near the ice rink).
No. 53803 · Raffles Place
Um Yong Baek Telok Ayer. This is probably the most bustling restaurant in Telok Ayer.
No. 53643 · Great World
Back at Imperial Treasure. The fried rice is still 7.5/10. Yangzhou. Don’t get others. No matter how fancy they sound.
No. 53599 · Orchard
At Arteastiq DePatio Plaza Singapura. I had the Pork Loin. Slightly overdone but full package of flavours.
No. 53555 · Raffles Place
CapitaSpring Tower on Market Street is quickly transforming itself into an icon of revolutionary creative dining.
No. 52910 · Dempsey
Dave Pynt’s Burnt Ends Top50 doesn’t disappoint - staying true to their open fire heritage.
No. 52834 · Geylang
Didn’t have expectations , walking into a food court. Tried Heng Kee Delights Bak Kut Teh bcos it had the words “Klang” and “claypot” on the same sentence on their signboard.
No. 51836 · Tiong Bahru
Tiong Bahru Lee Hong Kee Cantonese Roasted is not just another roast meat stall nestled within Tiong Bahru Food Centre.
No. 51761 · Tanjong Pagar
This is Omakase for the masses- located the edge of Tanjong Pagar Road adorned by neighbouring Korean menus. But omakase for the masses can still taste good - and that Mizuya did.
No. 51710 · Taman Bahagia
The new Acha Curry House in SS2 Petaling Jaya is a welcome respite for CNY revellers on Day 1 when most Chinese eateries are shut. Previously located at Jalan Gasing.
No. 51709 · Petaling Jaya
The last visit to Hugo Kitchen with Chiefeater VK left an impression. This CNY we decided to have one (of many) of our meals here.
No. 51662 · TRX
Nestled in the opulence of TRX (only the second time for me), this particular outlet of Souper Tang TRX looked posh.
No. 51536 · Salak South
SekMeChoy Restaurant has been ubiquitous in Salak South (deep core Hakka enclave) for more than 2 decades.
No. 51518 · Petaling Jaya
Some more unique dishes last night Restoran Ming Chun Kee is a cosy setup accommodating 8 tables max. It’s run by a husband and wife duo - the chef and front of house.
No. 51456 · Kuala Lumpur
Established in January 2003, Noble House serves fine Cantonese gourmet and has the reputation of being one of the top fine dining Chinese restaurants in Kuala Lumpur - and it…
No. 51395 · Pusat Bandar Puchong
Chiefeater VK’s fav local Hakka offering, Hakka Passion in Puchong, holds true. Bold favours any Hakka would approve.
No. 51300 · Chinatown
Entering Suzuki Restaurant for the first time, diners will forget for a moment that they are in Singapore and imagine themselves in Japan with the rows of bamboo lining both sides…