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Had a National Day feast 🇸🇬:
🦀 chilli crab with buns, hor fun, yam ring, coffee pork and cereal prawns.
Overall, it was an okay meal.
Those whom have been following us for the last decade would probably have recalled our visits to South Union Park in the past — situated along Jalan Kembangan in a shophouse unit that is located within a short walk away from Kembangan MRT Station, South Union Park is a favourite with us for quite a while best known for their handmade pastas that they had been serving up before other establishments with the local F&B scene had caught on with such fare. These folks celebrate their 10th anniversary of their establishment this year — South Union Park being where they had first started out their journey in the local F&B scene before expanding to other concepts such as that of Tombok Tombok and Eleven Strands over the years. With them marking their first decade in operations, South Union Park has also refreshed their menu to include new offerings whilst serving up familiar favourites over the years.
The Porcini Ravioli with Mixed Mushroom is one of the few new dishes that has been added to the menu of South Union Park in conjunction with their tenth anniversary celebrations — the dish can be found in the Pasta section of the menu. The menu describes the Porcini Ravioli with Mixed Mushroom as a dish that comes with elements such as mixed forest mushrooms, mushroom cream sauce, Arugula and Parmesan. South Union Park had established its name from their handmade filled pastas ever since its founding, and the Porcini Ravioli is a showcase of that finesse that they are already known for surrounding the handmade filled pastas as is an extension of what they already have been carrying on their menu. Shaped like dumplings, the Porcini Ravioli comes with pasta dough that carried sufficient bite, with the ravioli coming well-stuffed with porcini and cheese giving it a good balance of earthiness and a slightly more neutral flavour profile that gives a bit more depth of flavours to the mushroom cream sauce that accompanies the dish which carries a slightly more intense note of earthiness and creaminess here. Further supplemented by the mixed mushrooms that adds an earthy, bouncy texture. Whilst the addition of Arugula is the one that adds a hint of its inherent bitterness to cut through the cream and earthiness that comes with the dish, though it does seem to carry an extra note of basil that seems to bind all of the flavours together nicely.
I recently had dinner at Meadesmoore and it was one of the best steaks I have honestly had in Singapore! We started with Sourdough bread either burnt leek and onion butter and the bread was hearty and crispy yet pillowy soft and the butter had a slight tang that was delicious and comforting! We also had the Roasted French Scallop which was fresh and slightly sweet with the savoury skordalia and wagyu XO sauce. It paired really well! For our main we had the Undercut, Sierra and Denver steaks and it was cooked to perfection, tender and juicy, exactly the way a steak should be. The beef had a hint of smokiness and had us going back bite after bite. It was perfectly tender with a slight chew, and the meat tears away easily when u bite into it. The signature house wine sauce and sauce on the side was also amazing and it added another level to savour. We also had the side of Mac and Cheese and I personally loved the extra crispiness on top of the dish, with the creaminess of the 4 types of cheese complementing one another. Lastly, for dessert, we had the Tiramisu and they made it so well, with the cream cloud infused with the taste of brandy yet staying so light. Each bite was wonderful and packed with the familiar espresso flavour, and it was the perfect way to end the meal. I highly recommend trying Meadesmoore!
Amazing food and service! What really sets them apart is their focus on unique, lesser-known cuts of beef, and grilling it over charcoal imparts a char and smokiness that is hard to find. The meat was cooked to absolute perfection: juicy, tender, and packed with flavor. Trying the Meadesmoore Cut was something I had never experienced before, and it completely blew me away.
Appetisers and the sides were also extremely well executed, and you can really see the care and attention to detail the establishment takes into each plate of food. Shoutout to the staff too, who took the time to explain the different cuts and make great recommendations. Will be back soon!
Both easy to enjoy in their own way. The mango pomelo sago was creamy with mango purée, pomelo pulp and chewy sago pearls, refreshing without being heavy. The honeysuckle green grape felt lighter and floral, with popping boba and jelly adding bursts of flavour.
Mango Pomelo Sago 》$6.90 / Large
Honeysuckle Green Grape 》$6.50 / Large
Was not crowded at all when we went at 6pm, food was prepared quickly.
Salted egg fried was not overly oily like other places, generous amounts of salted fish. The spicy sand clams were delicious and fresh, packs a decent kick with a hint of sweetness.
Super fat pieces of salted egg prawns, the coat of salted egg was perfect! Loved it.
I really do like the people n the people here .
One of the few places that has milk brew , Coarse grounds steeped in milk for 5 hours, which produces this milky coffee that is very low in acidity
Had a great experience eating here at Zhup Zhup, the Hokkien mee was deep in seafood flavour and I love how fresh all the seafood were and the addition of the pork lard. Definitely come down in you're in the area to eat some good Hokkien mee
ordered a hainanese chicken rice, salted egg prawns and sambal sand clams with a bowl of porridge! generous with the sauce for the chicken rice, fragrant rice and overall good value! the salted egg prawns had a great sauce with juicy and not overcooked prawns and the sambal sand clams were flavourful with a slightly sweet sauce, and the clams tasted really fresh!
would come back again!
