Guiding you to good food & best restaurants in Singapore

Affordable mains w Burpple Beyond!!
Cheap n good oysters @ $3.5 as well!

Worth a try :)

Went to Wan Wan to try their green tea bingsu ($9.90 before gst) and enjoyed it so much!!😇 The green tea is very refreshing and the shaved ice was sweet enough to my liking!! Only thing is the biscuit that covers the shaved ice is a little overwhelming but overall 9/10 for this dessert!! This small cafe is also great for taking pictures due to the floral and neon background🥰 Would definitely come back again when i have cravings for green tea bingsu!!👍🏻

super indulgent fatty slices of roasted char siew with a deep smokey flavour. known for its perfect ratio of fats to lean meat. noodles were springy and pretty good.

Went to Zhang Liang to try their soup mala recently and paid about $34 for 2 pax! This restaurant is more of a self-pick ingredients which goes by weight and you can choose the soup or the stir fried style😇 The soup looked a little like laksa to me but taste wise its like a creamy mala soup base! Overall ratings would be 7.5/10 and would visit again to try their dry mala🤩

very generous ingredients and fresh big prawns but rather pricey

honestly this was a waste of money at like $7 i think. there was barely any hint of the hokkaido milk. pretty but just tasted like a slightly upgraded ikea ice cream.

Came here twice already and im in love with their Kazan Beef Sukiyaki ramen ($17.80)😍 It is so comforting especially on a cold day, with soup thats flavourful and it includes vegetables eg cabbage and noodles! It also comes with a side of rice and its very filling for one person!😇Also ordered a Hotstone Curry Rice ($11)! I love that this store has a few outlets in SG so whenever im craving for it im able to pop by to the nearest outlet🤣 Overall ratings 9/10 because its affordable and delicious hehe!!👍🏻

red bean paste way too sweet. bun was good though. soft and chewy.