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Devoted to the art of handmade pizzas made from finest ingredients and stone-milled flours, peep this alfresco dining spot in Boat Quay for artisanal pizzas along the Singapore River. Apart from the usual tomato-based pizza, order yourself a Pesto Pie ($24) pizza for house made ricotta cheese, fresh pesto, peppers, onions and mushrooms, garnished with fresh basil and pine nuts over a light, airy and crispy crust. Other noteworthy dishes include the Parma Pie ($26), smoky Orecchiette Bolognese ($28), creamy Fussili Cabonara ($24) and Classic New York Calzone ($18).

Sorry that this isn’t an elegant photo but as you can tell, I was already 3 sips into my beer. 🤣 a winning combination that really doesn’t need much else said but.... it is very important to note that these chicken wings have been consistently good AND delicious for YEARS. 🍗🍺

You can hardly go wrong with a good ol’ grilled cheese. Add succulent lobster chunks or prawns whipped in mayo and lemon butter and you have yourself a winner. Delicious!

For The People is new to the neighbourhood, so fellow Burppler @Raine and I wanted to give it a shot (hurhur) on our way back from a very very satisfying lunch of roast meats and rice.

☕️: 8/10

Best eaten on a rainy day. The soup is tasty and not too “gao”, a super comforting choice alongside stellar side dishes like the crispy Ngo Hiang and the Prawn Paste Chicken Wings. Not pictured here is the San Lou Horfun (excellent wok-hei!) that was gone in 60 seconds, proving that the camera doesn’t eat first all the time 🤣

I know my title is biased already but it’s really difficult to have a bad meal at True Blue. Impossible really. Especially when they do crowd favourites like Chap Chye so well. I’m Hainanese so we’re known to be very particular about Chap Chye, even if it isn’t the Hainanese version (yes there is a difference!!) A must-order for anyone visiting True Blue.

I think I’ve visited this outlet thrice. Love their spicy soup and rice - only problem was they always spam the onions!!! Each main dish itself is generous in portions and honestly can feed 1.5 people so order 2 mains if you’re eating in a group of 3 petite ladies.

I think this place serves the cheapest ramen in SG, and they don’t discount on quality!!! Loved their soup and they use wantonmee-like thin noodles which goes really well 😍 would not recommend ordering the spicy soup base, stick with the original cuz it’s the BOMB!!