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Hong Kong BBQ House is pricier than your typical Asian restaurant but the generous serves, quality, and delicious taste of the food is what you expect. Hong Kong BBQ House does not disappoint. We took a lot of food home after eating plenty so you won’t go hungry as the serves are generous. . . . → Read More: Hong Kong BBQ House – 27 Jan 2012
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A first look at the menu left me a bit shocked at the prices. Asian food in general is very affordable but the prices here were a bit steeper than the usual Asian restaurant. That said, the food was very tasty and the preparation of the roast duck and BBQ pork is not something that is whipped up in a jiffy and involves a great deal of preparation to get the meat cooked just right with crispy skin of course. The roast duck and minced beef fried rice in XO sauce were stand outs. They also serve dishes such as shark fin soup, tooth fish, jelly fish and sea cucumber. The servings were commensurate with the price, the food delicious, the service excellent and an enjoyable experience all round. Plenty of food left over which we took home to enjoy later. . . . → Read More: Hong Kong BBQ House – 13 Nov 2011 
After our quick late lunch here, we were impressed and visited for a proper lunch the next day. The food was so delicious and generous. I really enjoyed all our dishes, in particular, the fried rice. The prices are cheap and there is a choice in size generally. Crab is at market price which cost $45 but the rest of the bill wasn’t all that much. I’d highly recommend a visit here where there is heaps of choice with such delicious food and friendly service, what can go wrong? . . . → Read More: Singapore II – Wan Tang Eating House Both my travelling companions and I enjoyed our lunch. The highlight was definitely the roast chicken which was amazing. Delicious food but a bit pricey. I’d recommend a visit here but in terms of price, there are much cheaper options where you don’t compromise on taste. . . . → Read More: Singapore II – Da Dong’s 
This place is a must so come by and have a good wander around and choose a variety of delicious dishes and refreshing drinks. You won’t be disappointed. . . . → Read More: Singapore II – Maxwell Food Centre 
Chinatown – Food Stalls You can see details of my first visit to Singapore’s Chinatown. My second visit to Chinatown didn’t disappoint but I had already seen most of the shopping stalls on my first visit. However, there was plenty of food to try out on my second visit plus . . . → Read More: Singapore II – Chinatown My family and I really enjoyed each of the dishes we ordered which was tasty. The place was clean and presentable and the service was fast and efficient. Another standout dim sum restaurant. Come well before 12pm as this place is popular. In comparison to the other dim sim restaurants, this would rank a little bit lower in terms of quality but not by much. No complaints from me – another satisfied customer and a delicious breakfast! . . . → Read More: Regal On Roe Seafood Restaurant My family and I really enjoyed each of the dishes we ordered which were tasty and generous in filling. The place was clean and presentable and the service was fast and efficient. Another standout dim sum restaurant. Come well before 12pm as this place is popular. . . . → Read More: Northbridge Chinese You don’t know if you don’t try and there is huge gulf between Chatters and the typical dim sim places in Northbridge. For example, Dragon Palace leaves this place for dead in terms of price, flavour, taste, while the servings and fillings are generous. While the service was friendly we were full but left feeling very disappointed. Not sure what the al a carte is like. . . . → Read More: Chatters Cafe & Restaurant The food is always delicious and the whole family loved it. Among the 6 of us, the bill came to under $100 so for around $16 a head, you can’t get better value. The dishes don’t skimp on meat and are generous in that regard. The upstairs private room added that extra special touch as well as being seated on the lounge chairs. . . . → Read More: Dragon Palace – 6 Mar 2011 
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