While walking around Tokyo Station, I found plenty of awesome Japanese snacks shops, and one of them was Calbee Plus. Yes this is the same “Calbee” as the popular Japanese snack brand. Read more →

As the wife and I walked along Takeshita Street, we saw plenty of interesting food to eat here. This vibrant thoroughfare in Harajuku (Tokyo) is lined with a tidy sprawl of youth fashion boutiques, shopping malls, cafes, cosmetic shops, and more. Read more →

Good news for Westerners! Tiger Sugar has opened an outlet at Jurong Point. This is its fourth branch in Singapore. Read more →

Walking around Borough Market, the wife and I were spoilt for choice over what to eat. This is a famous food market in London that offers plenty of delicious specialty foods. There is also a variety of stalls selling local produce, poultry, meat, seafood, and cheese. Read more →

There is one reason why I really like visiting Heng Hua Boon Lay Boneless Duck Noodles (興發文礼起骨鸭面) in Boon Lay Hawker Centre. Other than the super delicious duck noodles, it’s because the stall doesn’t boast the usual “culinary awards”, celebrity photos, and other random accolades. Read more →

After reading all the raving reviews about Duck & Waffle in London, I finally got to check out this famous restaurant during my recent holiday in Europe. Read more →

One of my most satisfying meals in Tokyo was at Nabezo in Shinjuku. It felt great to indulge in steaming hotpot in the cold weather! Read more →

After window shopping around in Ginza (Tokyo) one night, the wife and I decided to take a break at Ladurée. This popular French pastry cafe is located on the second floor of Ginza Mitsukoshi mall. Read more →

Late one night during my holiday in Tokyo, I went to Afuri Ramen in Ebisu to check out their yuzu ramen. I was quite looking forward to trying this unique ramen. Read more →

My experience of Japanese instant noodles has been awesome so far, and in this article I will be reviewing the Ippudo Instant Ramen. Read more →

During my recent trip to Tokyo, I bought a whole bunch of famous Japanese instant ramen to try. One of them was the Nakiryu Dandan Instant Ramen. It was delicious and this is my full review of the instant ramen. Read more →

I visited Toyosu Market in Tokyo recently and instead of eating at one of the more famous sushi places, I went to Iso Sushi instead. This was because I reached the market quite “late” at around 8am. Read more →

I chanced upon Starbucks Omotesando after a hearty breakfast at Bills Omotesando cafe one morning. I was looking down from the cafe and admiring this beautiful garden, before realising that it was actually Starbucks! Read more →

One of our most “authentic” Japanese meals in Tokyo was at Tsunahachi, a venerable tempura restaurant that has been around for almost a century. We went around closing time but luckily we managed to make it for the last order. Read more →

We visited Bills Omotesando one morning for breakfast and it was one of our best meals in Tokyo! We simply loved the delicious food, wonderful ambience, and good service of this Australian breakfast place. Read more →

During our Tokyo holiday, we went on our pilgrimage to Luke’s Lobster. This joint is famous for its crazily popular lobster rolls, and it seems that every single tourist to Tokyo will visit this shop. Read more →

During our food crawl along Takeshita Street in Harajuku (Tokyo), we checked out Zaku Zaku (ザクザク), a Japanese store known for its super popular “Croquant Chou”. This is basically a cream puff with an elongated shape. Read more →

During our visit to Takeshita Street in Harajuku (Tokyo), we checked out the delicious crepes from Marion Crepes. This is one of the most famous crepes shop in Japan! Read more →

When researching for our trip to Tokyo, I came across Totti Candy Factory, a shop famous for its giant cotton candies. It is located along the bustling Takeshita Street of Harajuku. Read more →

One of my most satisfying meal in Tokyo was at Buta-Daigaku (豚大学), a hole in the wall establishment known for its sumptuous butadon (pork rice bowl). Read more →

In March 2018, McDonald’s Singapore launched its limited edition chocolate pie. It was so popular that it was sold out across the island within two weeks. And as if to troll us, McDonald’s then announced that the dessert would not be coming back anytime soon. Read more →

Our very first meal in Tokyo was at Fuunji (風雲児), a ramen joint famous for its delicious tsukemen ramen. We had to queue for almost 1.5 hours, which was pretty crazy!  Read more →

One of our most expensive meals in Hong Kong was at Megan’s Kitchen, an upscale Chinese hotpot restaurant. While it was probably not the most value-for-money steamboat meal, we definitely enjoyed the premium hotpot ingredients and great service. Read more →

Boon Lay Place Food Village is a hawker centre in Boon Lay that houses a variety of awesome stalls selling delicious hawker fare. While less known to the rest of Singapore, it is a popular dining spot for residents and workers in the area. Read more →

One of my most memorable meals in Tokyo was at Harajuku Gyozaro. Even though we had to wait for quite long, it was completely worth it because the delicious gyozas were super satisfying! Read more →