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Tag Archives: oysters
20 Surprising Things About Me and Food in Singapore
Foodies who are passionate about our local hawker food, please don’t be offended, but I don’t like many popular Singapore food items. Please be assured that to make up for this, there is lots more that I do love. I … Continue reading
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Tagged acquired tastes, chicken rice, childhood, clams, culture, dislike, dislikes, Food, hate, Life, likes, liver, Living, Nasi Lemak, organs, otak, oysters, personal, quirks, raw meat, Singapore, surprising, wasabi
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Lunch Buffet at Rise (Marina Bay Sands Hotel) – Part 2 of 3
I know the rule everyone knows at buffets is not to fill up on bread, but it’s the one thing I just can’t resist. The breads here looked exceptionally good. Especially with real French salted butter provided. There was the … Continue reading
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Tagged biriyani, bread, breads, breadsticks, butter, Chinese, crab, culture, diced chicken, dining, flower crab, Food, hummus, Indian, lamb, Life, Living, lunch, Lunch Buffet, Marina Bay Sands Hotel, oysters, personal, photography, photos, prawns, restaurant, Rise, savoury, Singapore, sushi, sweet and sour fish, travel
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