Liu Da Ma Charcoal BBQ Restaurant @ Geylang Road, Singapore.

Managed to coerce a colleague of mine to check out this place, it has been on my radar list for quite some time. Beers and grilled meat? What's not to love.

The menu is quite extensive. Meats meats and meats.

Harbin beer, yummy.

Ok we were lazy, and we told em to bbq it instead of doing it ourselves on the table. Point to note, I reckon you should bbq yourselves so you can control the texture of the meat:)

I actually found this dish to be refreshing, a cold noodle.

We ordered a bunch of grilled skewers, I honestly don't know which is which. The food is good. Bring a bunch of people, order loads, order more beers, good fun for a night out.

Liu Da Ma Charcoal BBQ Restaurant,
260 Geylang Road,
Singapore.

Min Kee Hainanese Chicken Rice @ Amoy Street Food Centre, Singapore.

Found another gem in Amoy Street, was actually craving for fish soup but the stall was closed for the day. Saw this stall with a few people queuing, decided to check it out.

Boneless chicken rice! For lazy people like me:)

I went a bit overboard as I couldn't decide roast or white chicken, took half and half instead. I'm happy the uncle obliged.

Both was actually good, definitely gonna order this combo next round. Flesh was juicy and succulent. Rice was just nice, and the chilli delicious.

Min Kee Hainanese Chicken Rice,
#02-94, Amoy Street Food Centre,
7 Maxwell Road,
Singapore.

Gandhi Restaurant @ Little India, Singapore.

In need of a banana leaf fix, I'm very thankful I met this guy that recommended this place. It was totally out of my radar, and boy have I found a rustic good old school banana leaf indian rice.

Ok I forgot which one was this, definately a chicken, think was a masala. Spicy just the way I like it.

A standard banana leaf rice, veges, papadam and rice, and just have generous amounts of curry on top. Add on a slice of fried tenggiri fish. The curry was a stellar here, good stuff. Tenggiri reminds me of the old school type the way they fried it. Add some yoghurt/thairu on the rice mix it with curry, pure comfort food. Next round I shall try the fish cutlet and fried chicken.


Gandhi Restaurant,
31A Chander Road,
219538 Singapore.

Little Creatures Brewery Great Hall @ Fremantle, Australia.

A must visit at Freo is the Little Creatures Brewery. Awesome place with good beers and bar grubs. I loved my previous visit at the Melb branch, and this place is bigger, livelier and nicer scenery.

Heh I was here two days in a row to sample the beer, my personal favourite is the pilsner, bright ale, white rabbit pale ale and the pipsqueak apple cider.

View is gorgeous.

Not bad for a weekend lunch crowd huh, packed.

Some greens for starters, a rocket salad. Can't go wrong here as the ingredients are fresh.

Marinated octopus was ok, I expected more. The oysters was absolutely brilliant.

Loved the mussels, Grab some bread and dunk it in the broth. Ask for extra spicy for the added kick.

Salami pizza a bit heavy on the crust, but tasted damn good though.

The aftermath of the mussels and had to take another pic of the beer. I loved the atmosphere here, no frills, good beers, good food with excellent company. Everything was perfect, what a good day to spend my weekend.


Little Creatures Brewery Great Hall,
40 Mews Road,
Fremantle,
WA 6160, Australia.

Wassup Dog @ Fremantle Markets, Australia.

I'm quite a fan of hotdogs and burgers especially those stand alone stalls by the roadside under the street foot lamp. When I happened to chance upon this stall in Freo market selling hotdogs, told myself had to check this out.

And boy was it good, check out the nice colours of the vegetable toppings on top. Tasted damn fresh, mustard was good, and the hotdogs? Simply yummy.

Now this is what I call comfort food, now where's my beers.




Wassup Dog,
Fremantle Markets,

Corner South Terrace and Henderson Street,

Fremantle W.A.

6959 Australia.

wassupdog.com.au 

Dosukoi Japanese Noodles & Bubble Tea @ Fremantle Markets, Australia.

A friend of mine recommended me to try the ramen stall at Freo markets. Got here slightly before lunch, phewww lucky no queue. Ordered a karaage ramen.

Gorgeous broth with deep fried chicken pieces on top. Noodle executed perfectly.

Perth people got it going, as they can sample a good bowl of ramen here. 

Dosukoi Japanese Noodles & Bubble Tea,

Fremantle Markets,

Corner South Terrace and Henderson Street,

Fremantle W.A.

6959 Australia.

Kailis Fish Market Cafe @ Fremantle, Australia.

Yes, fish and chips! There's a few shops along the Fishing Boat Harbour here in Fremantle. Decided to give Kailis a try after all the debates/chats/recommendations given by friends.

 It's quite a big establishment with nice views of the harbour.

They have indoor and outdoor seating, and being a beautiful day it was, had to seat outside.

Ordered the standard fish and chips. Lovely, fish was fresh and flaky, nice crisp batter on the outside, not that jelak. Comes with big thick cut chips. Coupled with vinegar and salt, talk about comfort food. Yummy!

Couldn't resist this marinated mussels, damn it. This little suckers goes well with beers.

Had to take another shot of the fish and chips. I can see myself having brunch here almost every weekend if I was in Perth. Lovely atmosphere, beautiful views of the harbour, good comfort food, nice!

Kailis Fish Market Cafe,
46 Mews Road,
Fremantle, 6959,
W.A. Australia.