Showing posts with label singapore. Show all posts
Showing posts with label singapore. Show all posts

Monday, July 16, 2012

Authentic Mun Chee Kee KING of Pig's Organ Soup

Authentic Mun Chee Kee King of Pig's Organ Soup
When travelling or working abroad, it's best that we do not just visit tourist attractions but also try dishes that are out of the ordinary.

Situated along the street of Jalan Besar, a main road which is popular for authentic cuisine, you can find a restaurant best known for its pig organ soup, Cheng Mun Chee Kee.


It was around 4:00pm when we reached the place.
The ambience inside the restaurant is very cozy.
The tables and chairs are made of wood, that makes the restaurant got the homey feeling.
Not what you would expect in a fine dining restaurant but still up to my standards.


Pig Organ Soup
The soup is very tasty and flavourful unlike other pig organ's soup I've tried.
Sabi nga (as they say) in Filipino, sabaw pa lang ulam na.
The soup is surprisingly not peppery. The organs and innards have no noticeably piggy smell.
Di sya malansa. Although a little bit overcooked but nevertheless, still good.
The minced meat and meatballs both taste superb.

Too bad, we did not try their chili.
We also did not know we can have our soup refilled. Wah!

Braised Pig Trotter
The pig trotter was very tender. A mixture of soya sauce and vinegar.
Not too sweet and also not sour. To give a fresher taste, parsley was added on top.
So you can smell the aroma of the dish. Yummy!

Chicken in Sesame Oil
This is a version of our Pinoy adobo.
Taste is so-so. Nothing surprising. But not disappointing.

Vegetable in Oyster Sauce
I have not been to a Chinese restaurant that does not offer this dish.
The veggie is not overcooked. Just got the right amount of sauce.

We just spent S$24.00 for the whole meal. Cheap but very sumptous.

Will I come back to this restaurant? Definitely.
On your next trip, don't forget to add this to your Itinerary.


Thursday, April 26, 2012

Empire State Singapore

Website:
Empire State

Locations:

  • 1 Woodlands Square #02-10/K10 Causeway Point
  • 1 Seletar Road #02-04 Greenwich V
I've been wanting to try out this restaurant for quite some time. So last Sunday, after attending the mass at St. Anthony Church, we headed for a very sumptuous dinner at Causeway Point.



 True to its tagline, they serve big portions. It really has a value for money. 

Inviting Menu.
Cute eh? :-)
Twin Double Slider. Price: S$12.90
This is For The Win! The fries was unexpectedly good.  
Chicken Fettucine. Price: S$14.90
I love the taste of this pasta. Very creamy. Not the usual Carbonara that they serve in other restaurants.

Well done Steak and Fries. Price: S$22.90
I might not be the best judge on this since I am not really a fan of steaks. 
When I tried this, it's just a normal steak for me.

Bolognese with Meatballs. Price: S$13.90
I love the meatballs. It has liver in it so as not to make it nakakaumay. Yummy!
The next time I will make meatballs at home, I will surely add liver. :-)
The pasta is just normal. Nothing spectacular.

Overall, I would recommend this restaurant. Great Food. The ambience is nice. The staffs were friendly. Big servings! What more could you ask for?

Saturday, April 14, 2012

Marina Bay Sands Skypark and Infinity Pool

The Esplanade Theater
This is actually a late post.

Pictures were taken last year, during my previous company's exhibition at Marina Bay Sands Convention Centre.

I was able to see how gorgeous the Sands Skypark and Infinity Pool is for free :-)
The sad part is we just used a digital camera to take photos. Aw!

A Ticket is required for entry.

S$20 FOR ADULT
S$14 FOR CHILDREN (BETWEEN 2 – 12 YEARS)
S$17 FOR SENIOR CITIZENS (65 YEARS AND ABOVE)

The Sands Skypark Public Observation Deck is open to the public daily.

MON - THURS 
9:30AM-10PM
FRI, SAT, SUN
9:30AM-11PM 

The Infinity Pool, sad to say, is only open for the hotel guests. Lucky me! :-)

Here are the much-awaited pics!


The Singapore Flyer from the Sands Park Observation Deck




Infinity Pool. I was speechless for a moment. 
It was my first time to see something breathtaking. 


What a dazzling experience!
I hope you enjoyed the pictures as much as I did. 
Till my next post.

Wednesday, April 22, 2009

Sunset at Lower Peirce Reservoir Park

I love sunset photos! It reminds me of tranquility, peace and serenity. I feel I am home. Enjoy!




Just beyond the sunset
Someone waits for me


Just beyond the sunset
Lies my destiny
Where the purple mountains
Lie in deep tranquillity


There I’ll find the treasure
Of love eternally
Just beyond the sunset
Waits someone so fair
Just beyond the sunset
All alone they wait there
Their hair is golden
The colours of the sand

Their eyes sparkle in the night
Like diamonds in your hand
Just beyond the sunset
Lies a home for me
Where the world is peaceful
Like a paradise should be
Just beyond the sunset
Someday is where you’ll find me

(We were waiting for the sunset when Obie took this photo. I actually got tired jumping :D)
Written - July or Aug 1966 David Harris

Sunday, April 12, 2009

First Photo Shoot

Obie and I are both newbies in this hobby. In fact, we’ve just had our first photo shoot three weeks ago at Esplanade so please bear with us :D

Comments and Criticisms are highly appreciated :D
Enjoy!

Esplanade Up Close

Singapore Flyer

From a different angle

Merlion