Din Tai Fung @ Marina Bay Link Mall, Singapore

Skip to main content

Search This Blog

Din Tai Fung @ Marina Bay Link Mall, Singapore

Get link
Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
Email
Other Apps

$ chicken cutlet Din Tai Fung (鼎泰豐) Fried Rice Marina Bay Link Mall MRT: Downtown MRT: Marina Bay MRT: Raffles Place Singapore xiaolongbao

Location: 8A Marina Boulevard, Marina Bay Link Mall, Singapore 018984

Get link
Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
Email
Other Apps

Comments

Post a comment

Popular posts

[Home Delivery] Blanco Court Beef Noodles - It's worth it.

Photo Source: Deliveroo Blanco Court Beef Noodles, previously located at Blanco Court, is now officially back since February 2020. With the availability of home delivery, I had an opportunity to savour their highly recommended beef noodles. Because it was a home delivery, I've ordered a serving of Beef Tendon Noodles (dry) with Kway Teow and additional beef balls at S$13.70; and a serving of Beef Noodles (dry) with thick bee hoon at S$8.90. Though it was a little pricey, it was worth it. I didn't have the chance to take photos but will do so the next time around. When you ordered a 'dry' beef noodles, it will come with a thick dark gravy rich with beef broth and peppery taste. To be frank, it was very different from the ones you may have eaten at some food courts where the gravy is pretty much tasteless. The gravy from #blancocourtbeefnoodles just blows your mind away. The beef tendons and beef slices were so tender and fresh. They were extremely enjoyable tha

[Home Delivery] Haji M. Abdul Rajak Stall @ Upper Boon Keng Road. Sedap!

Photo Source: Deliveroo Located at Upper Boon Keng Food Centre, you will find a humble stall selling muttom soup loved by locals and tourists alike. It was so popular that it was featured in numerous local food variety shows in Singapore. The mutton soup recipe were brought from their forefathers in that 1940s from India.It started from a food stall and moved to a food stall at Upper Boon Keng Road in the mid 1980s. The mutton soup however is a fusion of India and Singapore flavours. To date, it is now managed by the third and fourth generation members. To them, the mutton soup or Soup Kambing is an art. They took pride to ensure that the food quality remains even though it has been passed on their future generations. More importantly, they've continued to make it affordable for everyone to ensure. I was looking for new food stalls and found Haji. M. Abdul Rajak stall in one of the food delivery companies. Without hesitation, I ordered a serving of Soup Kambing (meat) to be del

Home Delivery - Boon Pisang Goreng - Local Snacks Delights

I found this food outlet "Boon Pisang Goreng" listed in one of the popular food delivery app. At first, I was very concerned on the food quality using home delivery. To my surprise, the food was piping hot and crispy when I received the items at least 30 mins later. After trying at least three different items, my favourites remain the pisang goreng (banana fritters) and the fried "nian gao". The bananas were very slow and sweet and the batter was dry and crispy. You can hear crackling sounds as you bite the batter. "Nian gao", sometimes translated as year cake or Chinese New Year's cake, is prepared from glutinous rice flour and consumed in Chinese cuisine. The soft and chewy nian gao coated with light crispy batter and fried to perfection was simply delightful. The greedy me bought 5 pieces each per item for $16.00 (excluding delivery fee). Address : 411 Balestier Road Stall 18, Balestier Market and Food Centre, Singapore 329930 Price : $

Powered by Blogger