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Sky on 57 by Chef Justin Quek @ Marina Bay Sands

By ijustwantfood February 20, 2010

$$$ Celebrity Chef Restaurant French Justin Quek Marina Bay Sands MRT: Bayfront Singapore Sky57

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Food Haven in Hangzhou - Grandma's Home 外婆家

Grandma's Home or Waipojia (外婆家) , a popular restaurant chain, is commonplace in Hangzhou. Located at many part of Hangzhou, West Lake, this restaurant is definitely worth trying the authentic Hangzhou cuisine. We made a short trip to Hangzhou to revisit the beautiful scenic landscape, West Lake. We had a superb accommodation experience at Hangzhou Plaza Hotel, near Wulin Square district. At 10am, the restaurant welcomed its first customers. However, at 10.30am, the entire restaurant was already full. There were people queuing outside the restaurant, waiting for their turn. We ordered both our favourite and new food items this time round. The Tomato with Egg Soup was a simple home-style soup that had a very nice subtle fragrance. The tomato chunks were sweet and fresh. The overall soup was unforgettable. (Food rating: 4.5/5) The pork belly slices with paprika (dried chilli powder) was extremely delicious. The paprika powder coated pork belly was very tender. As you ...

Waipojia [外婆家] @ Shanghai IFC, Shanghai

Grandma's Home or Waipojia [外婆家] is one of popular family-style restaurant chain in China. It offers the typical Chinese home-cooked dishes at affordable prices. I stumbled upon this restaurant when I was in Hangzhou last year. This year, I found my favourite restaurant in Shanghai. The dining experience was unforgettably divine and ambrosial.

Du Hsiao Yueh Restaurant (度小月) @ Zhongxiao East Road, Taipei

Story began as far as 1895 where a fisherman named Hong migrated to Fucheng from Hangzhou. Because of the rough seas between the Tomb-sweeping Festival and Mid-Autumn Festival, there was a long lull period. In order to make ends meet, Hong began selling noodles. Soon, his Tan Tsi noodles became popular and he took up the business full time.

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