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This is a good Halal place to bring your Muslim friends for some decent sushi and other Japanese foods.
I gotten the inari tempura sushi, salmon mentai sushi, ebi mentai sushi and egg mayo sushi.
Nippon Sushi is a Japanese chain in Malaysia that has opened their outlets across the country. They are also a Halal restaurant.
Looking for something more staple to go with the sushi? I would recommend getting dishes like the rice, ramen, udon or soba.
The simple warm udon would be this that comes with seaweed. I find the warm soup was too sweet for me. But the udon texture is great.
One of the best pairings of soup and rice is the salted vegetables soup with a bowl of braised yam rice. The version at Hon Kei Food Corner is done very well with the soup having a refreshing tangy flavour with the addition of minced pork and pork balls. The tomatoes also added a nice sweetness, all pairing well with the accompanying yam rice. The best kind of foods that you will want to eat when the weather turns cold.
Popular among the locals, Nasi Kandar Pelita is one of the largest nasi kandar restaurant chains and operates around the clock. It is especially comforting to eat nasi kandar for supper before heading to bed, with my standard order of ayam goreng, sayur kobis and telur masin, finishing with kuah campur over the rice. Bonus picture and additional order of a type of roti canai order that is not commonly seen elsewhere. There might be various ways to order it, but I usually call it the prata tsunami.
3SeasonsTea is an original Chinese seasonal fresh fruit tea brand from Chengdu China. With Food safety and Food Hygiene as their first priority, they ensure all their fruits and ingredients are prepared fresh daily. The place was quite chill for work, hanging out, while sipping tea and enjoying tart. Just above the MRT station, so accessible.
You could order through scanning the QR code on table, through the self service machine, or through YQueue app with e-payment modes such as Apple Pay, Goggle Pay, PayNow, GrabPay, Alipay, WeChat, Mastercard/ Visa, and Touch ‘n Go Wallet. Besides the various drinks on the menu, the outlet also offers tarts.
Can select sugar level : Less sugar/ Normal sugar/ Extra sugar
With optional topping
Black Pearl 黑珍珠 (S$0.60)/ Crystal Jelly 水晶冻 (S$0.60)/ Cheese Sauce 芝士 (S$0.60)/ Coffee Jelly 咖啡冻 (S$0.60)/ Sago 西米 (S$0.60)/
Whipped Cream 雪顶 (S$1)/ Black Tea Jelly 黑荼冻 (S$1)
Avocado Strawberry Yogurt (Ice Blended) 牛油果草莓酸奶 (S$6.50)
Not too sweet at normal sugar level. The chunky tart strawberry bites and buttery smooth avocado made a great combination. For one who don’t really like plain yogurt, I can’t taste it in this drink. Served in a bottle.
Super Cheese Pineapple Passion Fruit Sorbet 多肉. 凤梨百香果芝士 (S$6.80)
Not too sweet at normal sugar level. The cheese top was rich and creamy, while the bottom was packed with crunchy passion fruit, juicy bites of pineapple, smooth jelly. Mixed together there’s so many flavours and textures in a mouthful.
三千旬 3SEASONSTEA
Address 🛖 : 133 New Bridge Road # 01-11 Chinatown Point, Singapore 🇸🇬 059413
Open 🕰️ : 10am - 9.30pm
Website 🕸️ : https://3seasons-tea.com
MRT 🚇 : Chinatown (NE4/ DT19) North East Line/ Downtown Line
Good and spacious place to chill and relax.
Ingridents used are super fresh and generous in portion given the cheap price 😋
Saw some delicious tarts too but haven't gotten the chance to try out.
While this coffee shop has a few food stalls, you would find many people coming here for particularly for one stall.
Everyone would patiently waiting at their own table after making their order from this char koay teow stall.
Many said it is one of the best char koay teow you can find in Penang, and the wait could be up to half an hour.
You would enjoy the wok hey taste with 2 pieces of prawn there. Close to the airport, making it a perfect stop for brunch before flying off.
Last not not least, you have to grab some apom from this stall outside the coffee shop as well.
Sai Ram is so popular that their orders constantly coming in, with people either wait around the stall for takeaway, or waiting patiently inside the coffee shop.
Their apom with a egg on the top is the most popular item.
Or you may grab this from Roti Babi stall as well, which the dough is house made and stuffed with generous pork meat inside.
Another stall that you should try would be this stall called the Roti Babi. One of the signature item would be this one.
Pork meat stuffed in between bread and fried it with oil. Making it crispy bites with the pork meat inside.