From the category archives:

Food

Fish, Fish and More Fish at Sakae Sushi

February 27, 2010

Just to clarify here that the fishy business here does not mean anything illegal or bad but rather a reference to the myriad of fish dishes on offer at Sakae Sushi – not just pieces of raw fish wrapped around rice kind of sushi but rather main courses of fishes cooked in various ways.
To start [...]

Stewords Riverboat Santa Fe Mexican Buffet Review

January 3, 2010

Moored at Marina South Pier, the Stewords Riverboat serves as a floating restaurant where you can feast on American Tex-Mex cuisine or menus inspired by timeless stories from the Bible at the 2 F&B outlets onboard. This boat used to house the now-defunct A&W at Sentosa before being relocated here. This is quite [...]

Read on for the full story → 2 comments

Fine Dining Experience Onboard Legend of the Seas

December 31, 2009

We had shown you what’s on offer for casual dining at the Windjammer Cafe. If you prefer to be served your food instead of buffet-style self-service, you could consider the classic Romeo and Juliet Restaurant. What’s available at the Windjammer Cafe are usually also available at the Romeo and Juliet Restaurant and food [...]

Read on for the full story → 5 comments

Eating off a Fire Engine in Sakae Sushi Tatami Room

December 28, 2009

What comes to your mind when I say “Sakae Sushi” – rows of sushi moving around on a conveyor belt? I thought so too until I had the opportunity to dine in the Tatami Room in West Coast Plaza Sakae Sushi branch. You don’t have to sit cross-legged in this Tatami Room – [...]

Read on for the full story → 4 comments

Casual Dining Onboard Legend of the Seas

December 26, 2009

Perhaps the best part about cruising with Royal Caribbean Cruise is the seemingly endless supply of food available from morning to late night. There are 2 main restaurants onboard – you can choose to have breakfast, lunch and dinner buffet-style in the Windjammer Cafe or have the meals served to your table in a [...]

Read on for the full story → 3 comments

Crystal Jade Golden Palace Restaurant Review

December 13, 2009

Crystal Jade is known for its many branches around Singapore offering a wide range of food ranging from dim sum, bread to Cantonese cuisine. The Crystal Jade branch at Paragon was especially classy (you can tell from its name – Golden Palace Restaurant) and well-known for its Cantonese dishes. Unlike other Crystal Jade branches, [...]

Read on for the full story → 2 comments

CHIJMES Cosafe Maid Cafe Review

December 7, 2009

As mentioned in an earlier post on the AreYouBeingServed initiative, PassportChop is on a mission to test the service standards and professionalism of waitresses in a maid-themed cafe. We have selected Cosafe Maid Cafe at CHIJMES (not to be confused with another Anime Festival Maid Cafe – Moe Moe Kyun which we dined at last [...]

Read on for the full story → 0 comments

Quan Ju De Roast Duck: Yummy Peking Duck in Hong Kong

December 3, 2009

Quanjude (全聚德) is a famous Chinese restaurant known for its trademark Quanjude Peking Roast Duck and its longstanding culinary heritage since its establishment in 1864 in Beijing, China. The restaurant chain sells over 2 million roast ducks served in 400 different styles to over 5 million customers annually.
Besides China, there are a handful of [...]

Read on for the full story → 3 comments

Review of The Pasta Shop by Sakae

November 28, 2009

Who says Sakae only serves sushi? There are a number of non-sushi Japanese food restaurants under the umbrella of its parent company Apex-Pal, one of which is The Pasta Shop by Sakae.
The Pasta Shop by Sakae serves a number of Western dishes e.g. burgers, pizza, pasta cooked in an unique Japanese style. According to [...]

Read on for the full story → 1 comment

Hong Kong Cafe Meals: Ham, Egg, Instant Noodles with Milk Tea

November 24, 2009

One of the ubiquitous eating places in Hong Kong is the Cha Chaan Teng – 茶餐厅 (Hong Kong Tea Restaurant). It is known for its affordable menus offering a wide variety of dishes e.g. Hong Kong cuisine and Hong Kong-style Western cuisine (Canto-Western Cuisine). It is something like Singapore’s kopi-tiam except that it specialises in [...]

Read on for the full story → 6 comments

← Previous Entries