8. 호랭이뼈다귀 (Gamjatang) Hidden in a back alley but such a solid find. The pork rib soup was rich, savoury and super comforting. Felt really authentic too. 9. Hanmiok Quite popular with Singaporeans. They flambé everything with a torch which was fun to watch. Even the egg was torched and plated n

Everything I enjoyed and its ranking 1. OKINARA ❤️ The signature sashimi platter is a MUST GET. I came across this place on an IG reel in Korean and was honestly blown away by the quality. It came with premium grade tuna cuts, uni, amaebi and scallops. Every bite just melted in my mouth. 2.

Finally got around to trying Bon Broth at Raffles City. Helmed by a Michelin starred chef, this concept stands out for its unique and almost theatrical take on hotpot. There are two set menus to choose from, a standard set priced around $108 to $118 which already comes with a generous spread, or

Finally had the time to write this post on Blue Kouzina at Dempsey Hill. I went there to celebrate a birthday, and it’s definitely a great spot if you’re looking to try Greek cuisine. We started off with a fish soup, which was described as a lighter version of a classic Greek soup. It was packed

Starting from $1 to $10 per piece, the sushi here offers surprisingly good quality for the price. A typical meal costs around $50–$100 per person, depending on how many pieces you order. My personal favourites are the Negiritoro and Aburi Engawa, with the Kanpachi also standing out as a great ch

A cosy, hole-in-the-wall bistro with an intimate, charming ambience, perfect for a cute and relaxed date night. We started with the chicken liver appetiser, which was impeccably prepared with a clean, rich flavour and silky texture. The marinated egg yolk with tuna sushi was a standout, offering

📍Standing Sushi bar nemuro hanamaru Location: Nihonbashi 📍Umino Farm Location: Minato City 📍Tsujihan Location: Nihonbashi 📍 立食い寿司みさき 上野３１５３ Location: Ueno 📍Multiple stalls Location: Tsukiji Market 📍Ichiran Location: Shimbashi 📍Ichi Ryu Location: Asakusa 📍Katsu Seibu Loc

Pt1. 1. Gyukatsu 2. Ramen with Mt. Fuji 3. Unagi 4. Supermarket Sashimi 5. Waffle at Cafe

A ramen store that always has a long queue for dinner on both weekdays and weekends, located at Orchard Plaza. It’s a small shop with about 10 seats and specialises in three kinds of ramen — Hakkata Tonkotsu, Ginger Shoyu, and Jiro Style Ramen. I tried the Hakkata Tonkotsu and Jiro Style Ramens.

Ranking the flavours: Original Cookies and Cream Butterscotch Strawberry Matcha Acai Mango

One of the fluffiest soft rolls I’ve had, pillowy and warm, paired with an eggplant dip and a tomato dip on the side. I’d rate this place as serving the best lemon crab pasta I’ve ever eaten. Every bite was packed with generous chunks of crab meat and juicy tomatoes, with the handmade pasta cook

🌲 Getting Up to Alishan Heading up to Alishan from Taipei, we took the HSR (High Speed Rail). You’ll need to purchase tickets at the counter and can choose to upgrade to reserved seating, which is only slightly more expensive and totally worth it. Take the HSR from Taipei Main Station to Chiayi