The service at Regent Hotels is definitely top notch, and it will definitely be one of the reasons for guests to keep on coming back to this hotel.

We had a mixed feeling with our experience at Dim Sum Haus. Read on to see our experience with their dumplings.

Smooth textured Hokkaido icecream was definitely a perfect treat for humid Singapore weather. I need more than one!

The dim sum costs SGD $68 per person and there are two seatings available: 11 AM to 1 PM or 1:30 PM to 3:30 PM.

Andrew and I always wondered how Din Tai Fung (DTF) can consistently keep their rich flavour after opening many branches around the world. We visited a few Din Tai Fung restaurants when we were in Singapore and were blown away by their good quality control. At the same time we also thought that maybe we were just lucky... ;-)

Meet Sir Antonio of the Tiramisu Hero Singapore, the cutest mascot for a very quirky cafe! One of the owners of the cafe also owned an uber cool blog filled with beautiful write up that you can check here. 

So, why AEIOU? The concept behind it was because we need to be reminded to go back to basic and nature. The alphabets A, E, I, O, U were the very first vowel that we all learnt when we were little.

Whisk and Paddle is a popular choice for couples, friends, family and cyclists! It was not hard to see why since this cafe was located near a beautiful lush greenery and a river.

I'd easily recommend Indocafe the White House for anyone who's looking to have great Peranakan food in Singapore. The restaurant was quite spacious and can fit about 35 people in one go.

The central location of RP on Scotts was another winning point. It was so close to the Shaw House, within walking distance to Orchard Station, Far East Plaza and ION Orchard. The Carousel's buffet breakfast will always be something that I look forward to when I visit Singapore.