BEST FOOD DISCUSSION - Palatable, Savory, Delicious Food Found In ASEAN

[YipPinXiu]

Originally Posted by curiousSG

This is good, went a few times.

Long queue every time

[Dog2018]

Originally Posted by curiousSG

This is good, went a few times.

Originally Posted by YipPinXiu

Long queue every time

Thks............will go today!!

[knnccbOrbin]

Sure love to eat most of the dishes.

[dalat]

I love good tonic soup.

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1

Earthen Jar Treasure Herbal Soup

#01-244 77 Eating House, 22 Sin Ming Road, 570022





On those gloomy days when all I need is a pick me up, nothing but a decent bowl of herbal soup will do. A herbal soup stall generally sells a variety, catering to the different benefits that the combination of herbal ingredients in the soups offer.

Traditional Chinese Medicine uses natural herbs with healing properties, and these recipes translate into soups that are perfect if you’re feeling under the weather. For a good and dependable selection, visit Earth Jar Treasure.

If you’re feeling tired, opt for the Ginseng Chicken Soup, or if you’re fighting a fever the Heat Relief Lotus Pork Soup will probably help alleviate your pain. You can definitely rest easy knowing these soups are going to be good for you

Read more: http://sethlui.com/popular-soups-sin...#ixzz4SOBmXazh

[tobleu]

Originally Posted by dalat

I love good tonic soup.

Same here as well.

[NotreDame]

Originally Posted by Dog2018

Thks............will go today!!

Going tomorrow!!

[bahkuteh]

Any more good bahkuteh stores in Singapore ?

[BlueHeadTuna]

Originally Posted by bahkuteh

Any more good bahkuteh stores in Singapore ?

You should be the expert leh

[AhSoonNo1]

NTUC Foodfare’s New Kitchen Loft Opens at Mapletree Business City

http://julesofsingapore.com/2016/12/...business-city/




There are about 8 different stalls:

Heavenly Wang
Thai buffet (closed during dinnertime)
Japanese
Malay food
Indian food
Chinese stir fried food
Western food
Bar
You may be thinking, $6.90 a meal is not cheap. But if you walk around Kitchen Loft, the surrounding restaurants are more expensive to eat at.

There is also a Foodmaster food court at Mapletree Business City II, but it’s all the way at the other end and doesn’t seem to have the evening deals.

We also went to Foodmaster to look for dessert but the stalls were closed at 830pm although the food court technically operates till 9pm.

It’s always better to have more choices anyway, and I would come back to Kitchen Loft on weekday nights for the chill ambience and 1-for-1 deals.

I really like the effort put into the Kitchen Loft décor, such as the lighting, hanging plants, ceiling shelves and the stall frontages with jars of food on shelves below the counter. Very instagrammable.

Credit: Street Directory app

(Orange line) By car:

Park at ARC which has free parking on weekday nights and weekends, then walk over via the overhead bridge closer to Fragrance Empire Building.

(Pink line) By MRT:

Exit Labrador MRT and take the overhead bridge to ARC Level 2 (keep left, don’t go down the escalator to level 1).

Option 1: for mobile people

Walk past the DBS and turn left at Coffee Bean.

Walk straight past Unity and follow the overhead walkway (there are steps here) to end up at Mapletree Business City.

Turn right at Starbucks, walk past the Pasta Mania and then turn left just before the travellators.

Option 2: For prams and wheelchairs

If you are pushing a pram or on a wheelchair, when you reach ARC, walk past DBS and go straight until you see ichiban boshi.

Turn left and enter the walkway between the western bar and Korean restaurant which will take you to another overhead walkway (orange line) without steps.

Go straight up the walkway and you’ll see Kitchen Loft.

(Blue line) By bus:

Depending on where you alight, make your way towards the bright lights of Mapletree Business City I.

Opening hours:

Mon-Fri: 8am to 9pm

Sat: 8am to 2 pm

[SupportSex]

Hungry in the morning for some breakfast ideas.

[Sparked]

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1

NTUC Foodfare’s New Kitchen Loft Opens at Mapletree Business City

http://julesofsingapore.com/2016/12/...business-city/




There are about 8 different stalls:

Heavenly Wang
Thai buffet (closed during dinnertime)
Japanese
Malay food
Indian food
Chinese stir fried food
Western food
Bar
You may be thinking, $6.90 a meal is not cheap. But if you walk around Kitchen Loft, the surrounding restaurants are more expensive to eat at.

There is also a Foodmaster food court at Mapletree Business City II, but it’s all the way at the other end and doesn’t seem to have the evening deals.

We also went to Foodmaster to look for dessert but the stalls were closed at 830pm although the food court technically operates till 9pm.

It’s always better to have more choices anyway, and I would come back to Kitchen Loft on weekday nights for the chill ambience and 1-for-1 deals.

I really like the effort put into the Kitchen Loft décor, such as the lighting, hanging plants, ceiling shelves and the stall frontages with jars of food on shelves below the counter. Very instagrammable.

Credit: Street Directory app

(Orange line) By car:

Park at ARC which has free parking on weekday nights and weekends, then walk over via the overhead bridge closer to Fragrance Empire Building.

(Pink line) By MRT:

Exit Labrador MRT and take the overhead bridge to ARC Level 2 (keep left, don’t go down the escalator to level 1).

Option 1: for mobile people

Walk past the DBS and turn left at Coffee Bean.

Walk straight past Unity and follow the overhead walkway (there are steps here) to end up at Mapletree Business City.

Turn right at Starbucks, walk past the Pasta Mania and then turn left just before the travellators.

Option 2: For prams and wheelchairs

If you are pushing a pram or on a wheelchair, when you reach ARC, walk past DBS and go straight until you see ichiban boshi.

Turn left and enter the walkway between the western bar and Korean restaurant which will take you to another overhead walkway (orange line) without steps.

Go straight up the walkway and you’ll see Kitchen Loft.

(Blue line) By bus:

Depending on where you alight, make your way towards the bright lights of Mapletree Business City I.

Opening hours:

Mon-Fri: 8am to 9pm

Sat: 8am to 2 pm

Nice place, thanks!

[AhSoonNo1]

Seattle Pike Chowder

Parkway Centre, 1 Marine Parade Central, #01-05, Singapore 449408 & Fort Canning Arts Centre, 5 Cox Terrace, #01-01, Singapore 179620






In a land of Asian broths and soups, sometimes all you need is a creamier and thicker alternative to make the most of a soddy day. My palate demands the occasional seafood chowder, which seems to be getting increasingly popular in Singapore.

Chowder has a history of being considered a poor man’s food, where any available vegetables and fish are stewed in a pot with milk, flour and water. Now, chowders are laden with all kinds of seafood and my favourite has to be a good ol’ clam chowder, served in a bread bowl.

Seattle Pike Chowder does a great version in the form of the New England Clam Chowder. If you’re new to chowder, they even offer a Sampler Chowder where you get to choose from three on the menu.

http://sethlui.com/popular-soups-sin...#ixzz4SOBmXazh

[quem]

Looks great and nice place!

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1

Seattle Pike Chowder

Parkway Centre, 1 Marine Parade Central, #01-05, Singapore 449408 & Fort Canning Arts Centre, 5 Cox Terrace, #01-01, Singapore 179620






In a land of Asian broths and soups, sometimes all you need is a creamier and thicker alternative to make the most of a soddy day. My palate demands the occasional seafood chowder, which seems to be getting increasingly popular in Singapore.

Chowder has a history of being considered a poor man’s food, where any available vegetables and fish are stewed in a pot with milk, flour and water. Now, chowders are laden with all kinds of seafood and my favourite has to be a good ol’ clam chowder, served in a bread bowl.

Seattle Pike Chowder does a great version in the form of the New England Clam Chowder. If you’re new to chowder, they even offer a Sampler Chowder where you get to choose from three on the menu.

http://sethlui.com/popular-soups-sin...#ixzz4SOBmXazh

[KingTort]

Love good seafood chowder soup.

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1

Seattle Pike Chowder

Parkway Centre, 1 Marine Parade Central, #01-05, Singapore 449408 & Fort Canning Arts Centre, 5 Cox Terrace, #01-01, Singapore 179620




In a land of Asian broths and soups, sometimes all you need is a creamier and thicker alternative to make the most of a soddy day. My palate demands the occasional seafood chowder, which seems to be getting increasingly popular in Singapore.

Chowder has a history of being considered a poor man’s food, where any available vegetables and fish are stewed in a pot with milk, flour and water. Now, chowders are laden with all kinds of seafood and my favourite has to be a good ol’ clam chowder, served in a bread bowl.

Seattle Pike Chowder does a great version in the form of the New England Clam Chowder. If you’re new to chowder, they even offer a Sampler Chowder where you get to choose from three on the menu.

http://sethlui.com/popular-soups-sin...#ixzz4SOBmXazh

[lailaiup]

Lunchtime soon. Any good choice!!