Jag's @ Siglap, Singapore.

This one I'm letting the cat out of the bag. Personal favourite joint for beers and food. Been here so many times only now I'm writing about it. Pictures are from my multiple visits here and some I was too wrecked to take any :)

Sunday roast beef is a killer, portions are well worth it and taste wise is superb. Fish and chips were good as well.

Pizza is just yummy to share. Again the food is good, beer is well worth the price as the prices are nett! Check out was it Wednesday night for the curry night, you gotta order those! Damn goes down well with the beers.

Jag's @ Siglap, Singapore.

Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice @ Maxwell Food Centre, Singapore.

First time I had this chicken rice was iconic, this was probably twenty years ago. Back then the queue wasn't that horrendous, now pfffttttt. Anyway was in the neighbourhood and decided to tapau. 

Ordered a portion of taugehs with sliced cuttlefish and poached chicken rice with some spareparts. I think I overdid it, the portion was good for two people. 

Drown it with some dark soya sauce and chilli, this is one good pack of Hainanese chicken rice. I know a lot of people has told me the standard dropped but I think it's still there. Or maybe I'm still sentimental with this stall, still loving it!

Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice,

Maxwell Food Centre, Singapore.

Kemuri BBQ @ Balestier Plaza, Singapore.

Tex Jap Bbq? Got to check it out. Place is kinda laid back and has a nice vibe to it. 

Ordered some chickens wings and smoked sausage. Nicely done.

We had the 3 meat platter to share. Oh my god, everything tasted superb especially the brisket. Five stars here, definitely worth coming here. A mate of mine ordered the smoked salmon don. Looks good, I didn't try it though.

Kemuri BBQ,

Balestier Plaza, Singapore.

Ipoh Town Kopitiam @ Jewel Changi Airport, Singapore.

Friend dragged me here before our flight just for Ipoh food zzz. 

I went for the Ipoh hor fun and he went for the nasi lemak. I had zero expectations. But boy I can tell you this place is legit Ipoh food in Singapore. Yes a bit pricey airport prices but I got two proper sized prawns and the portions were good. The foo chuk, yeah we call it foo chuk, is the cleanest tasting ones I've tasted before (am sure they ditch the old oils from refrying). I would say it's the ones I get in Ipoh but with premium items or maybe I haven't had the home cooked version before. I am very happy to tried tasted this style of Ipoh Hor Fun.

Now the nasi lemak is equally good, sambal was nice, fried chicken was superb too. This is actually a wholesome meal. Heavy but worth ordering if you're having a bad hangover. I maybe be bias(I paid for this meal), but if you're ever in Jewel Changi, this place is worth checking out. Try it and let me know in the comments.

Ipoh Town Kopitiam,

Jewel Changi Airport, Singapore.

Nice Rice @ Telok Ayer St, Singapore.

Another good gem to tapau for lunch in cbd. Check out Nice Rice at Telok Ayer. 

Went for the cow bowl. Nicely done beef with onsen egg. I really like the garlic touch, super nice. I also tried the bird bowl, equally good.

Nice Rice,

Telok Ayer St, Singapore.

Nasi Lemak Ayam Taliwang - Lau Pa Sat @ Singapore

Tapaued nasi lemak from this stall for lunch and boy was it scrumptious. 

Comes with a fried chicken with a fiery sambal. This is one mean nasi lemak. I was blown away. Good stuff. Food coma after that.

Nasi Lemak Ayam Taliwang - Lau Pa Sat,

Singapore

King Grouper Fish Soup @ Toa Payoh, Singapore.

Keep finding this hidden gems in Toa Payoh. This round went and check out this fish soup noodle place at Lor 4 Toa Payoh.

Ordered the batang fish soup with thick bee hoon. Nice! 

King Grouper Fish Soup,

Toa Payoh, Singapore.

Banh Mi Thit @ Toa Payoh by Star Baguette, Singapore.

Another post in Toa Payoh Central, this round I went and checked out this banh mi stall.

Lovely, go for the set meal plus one coffee. It hits the spot if you're craving for a banh mi.

Banh Mi Thit @ Toa Payoh by Star Baguette,

Singapore.

Coffeeman @ Toa Payoh Central, Singapore.

Needed some old school half boil eggs, toast and kopi for breakfast. Went and check out Coffeeman at Toa Payoh Central.

Simple shop but one thing for sure, the set was done very well. My toast had a generous slab of kaya and butter. Ying Yang drink was kow and the eggs was done to perfection. Happy breakfast indeed.

Coffeeman,

Toa Payoh Central, Singapore.

Kalavaraa @ North Canal Road, Singapore.

I had Hock Lam beef noodles the other day and walked past this restaurant. A Keralan restaurant and knowing how spicy Keralan food were, their briyani piqued me.

I had a cup of chai while waiting to tapau the briyani. Went for the Kalavaraa mutton briyani and boy are they not shy with the portions. I had half for lunch and the other half for next day dinner. This is a very good mutton briyani and yeap it was spicy. Luckily there's raita to sooth a bit of the spices. The mutton was soft and almost like peel off from the meat.

Kalavaraa,

North Canal Road, Singapore.

Mee Soto @ Hj Waliti Hj Mazuki @ Haig Road Market & Food Centre, Singapore.

While I tapaued the satay, I also tapaued a mee hoon soto anika from this stall. 

Superb, broth packs a punch with the addition of spicy soya sauce. Portions were plenty and love the mix beef spareparts that comes with the dish. No wonder, I just realised looking back at the pic, they have three bowls by makansutra. 

Hj Waliti Hj Mazuki,

Haig Road Market & Food Centre, Singapore.

Warong Sudi Mampir (satay) @ Haig Road Market & Food Centre, Singapore.

Fancy a craving for satay for brunch? Check out Warong Sudi Mampir at Haig Road Market & Food Centre.

I tried all three flavours available chicken, beef and lamb. Good stuff! Peanut sauce was nice and flavourful too. 

Warong Sudi Mampir (satay),

Haig Road Market & Food Centre, Singapore.

Kedai Makan Muhajirin @ Toa Payoh, Singapore.

A 1 sgd nasi lemak packet in Singapore? Off I went to check out this special gem in Toa Payoh Lor 7. They sell other stuff too, so fret not if you're not a nasi lemak lover.

So the 1 sgd comes with a slice of cucumber, omelette, peanuts, sambal and your choice of ikan bilis or ikan kuning. Or you can opt for both ikan bilis and ikan kuning for sgd 1.50. Portion was just nice for me, taste wise, yeap it hits the spot. Been back here twice now for the nasi lemak.

Kedai Makan Muhajirin,

Toa Payoh, Singapore.

Uno Beef House @ Toa Payoh, Singapore.

Craving for some old school steak, decided to come here for dinner. Ordered a sizzling black pepper sirloin steak.

Comes with a tomato, fried mashed potato ball, baked beans and a piece of sirloin. Gobbled everything down, perfect. A scrumptious meal indeed. I spied on another patron having a fried rice with chicken chop. Will try that next round I'm here. 

Uno Beef House,

Toa Payoh, Singapore.

Wendy’s Kitchen @ Toa Payoh Cental, Singapore.

Back to this kopitiam stall to test the Vietnamese beef pho. I went for the special pho.

Decent bowl of pho with generous portions. Next time it rains I know where to go for some comfort food.

Wendy’s Kitchen ,

Toa Payoh Cental,

Singapore.

Legency Jawa Mee 传奇 @ Toa Payoh, Singapore.

A legit mee jawa in Singapore and it comes with crackers too! Located in a kopitiam below Block 128 Lor 1 Toa Payoh.

I went for the small portion, it came packed with ingredients. Taste wise it hits all the spots nicely. Crackers soaked up the gravy just lovely. If you're looking for mee jawa in Singapore, do check out this place. 

Legency Jawa Mee 传奇,

Toa Payoh, Singapore.

Ocean Curry Fish Head @ Telok Ayer Street, Singapore.

Came here to tapau lunch and place is still busy as ever. Love the wonderful selections of dishes they offer.

Although prices have gone up over the years, thankfully food still taste good. Portions were generous. Food coma indeed after lunch.

Ocean Curry Fish Head,

Telok Ayer Street, Singapore.