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Tag Archives: Serangoon Gardens
Peranakan Meal at Pow Sing
You can’t go too wrong with a meal at Pow Sing. The sambal chilli is really good and extremely spicy. They open as early as 5pm for dinner. We try to go before 6pm in order to get a parking … Continue reading
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Tagged dining, Peranakan, Pow Sing, restaurant, Serangoon Gardens
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Rainbow Birthday Cake at The Coffee Daily
The service at The Coffee Daily in Serangoon Gardens is wonderfully warm, and the food quality surprised me too (very good under it’s newest management who keep the cafe open for longer hours). I look forward to coming here again soon. … Continue reading
Posted in Coffee Joints, Food in Singapore
Tagged birthday, cafe, lunch, pie, rainbow cake, salad, Sandwiches, Serangoon Gardens, The Coffee Daily
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My Village: Little Wimbly Lu
Not much space to sit here and wish they took up 2 units instead (but yes it wouldn’t be called little then). The iced earl grey tea was refreshing but B found the green tea latte too sweet. Lovely decor … Continue reading
My Village: Duke Bakery
Duke Bakery has opened a branch at My Village. The breads here are tasty but expensive. Not as good as Maison Kayser in terms of moist chewiness but better than most other similar type bread shops.
Dim Sum at My Village
I know that everyone’s trying to get a seat at the famed Tim Ho Wan from Hong Kong, but I am satisfied with the offerings at Crystal Jade and the Old Hong Kong Taste at My Village. The tiny egg … Continue reading
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Tagged Dim Sum, My Village, Old Hong Kong Taste, Serangoon Gardens, Singapore
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The Coffee Daily – New Owners?
B informed me that he had read a feature in the newspapers and that The Coffee Daily had changed hands. When we visited I was wondering why the previous owners were not there. It’s quite sad to find out that … Continue reading
Posted in Food in Singapore
Tagged Brighton Crescent, change, coffee, coffee joint, new owners, Serangoon Gardens, Singapore, The Coffee Daily
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Buono: Italian Restaurant where I had the Best Salad Ever
Buono has a real Italian owner. I assume he was the owner because he entered the restaurant and greeted everyone warmly. I figured he must be Salvatore Buono. The restaurant’s decor is unique with playing cards stuck to the ceiling. … Continue reading
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Tagged Best, Buono, calamari, Food, Italian, restaurant, salad, Serangoon Gardens, Singapore
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My Village: The Japanese Food was Pretty Good at Shin Kushiya
I would come to Shin Kushiya again although the prices are a tad steep. The Pumpkin Croquette I picked, is not the healthiest thing but so yummy. Happy that we were given a huge cosy booth seat. A peek at … Continue reading
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Tagged cold noodles, Food, japanese, My Village, pumpkin croquette, Serangoon Gardens, Shin Kushiya, Singapore, udon
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CNY 2012: My Village
Tasteful decorations at the little mall – My Village. Tried the assam laksa, but it was nowhere near what I had in Geylang opposite Aljunied MRT.
Posted in Singapore Living
Tagged Assam Laksa, Chinese New Year, CNY, decorations, dragon, mall, My Village, Serangoon Gardens, year of the dragon
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Serangoon Garden Market: Best Satay & Mee Soto in Singapore
I have tried the satay at Glutton’s Bay, the East Coast Market, Lau Pa Sat and at many other places, but I think the one at Serangoon Garden Market beats them all. This stall used to be the famous one … Continue reading
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Tagged Bee Hoon Goreng, Best, clouds, culture, Food, former Botanic Gardens, Fried Bee Hoon, hawker, Life, Living, market, Mee Soto, photography, photos, satay, Serangoon Gardens, Singapore, sky, spicy, stall, yummy
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