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SIN: Tien Court

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Fancy a bowl of rice in lobster broth? Housed inside Copthorne King's Hotel, Tien Court is an elegant Chinese restaurant helmed by the Taiwan-born celebrity chef Ho Tien Tsai. It serves Cantonese cuisine, along with a selection of Sichuan specialties.

SIN: Charlie's

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Flavourful  sautĂ©ed  Spanish pork sausage with olives and gherkins! One of the many restaurants lining up Boat Quay, Charlie's offers a variety of  tapas  (small savoury dishes typically served with drinks), along with main courses for those looking for more than small bites. The restaurant-cum-bar is vegetarian friendly.

SIN: Twins Korean Restaurant

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I couldn't stop popping the soy and lemon chicken chunks into my mouth! Eid Mubarak to our Muslim friends! Today's post is on Korean cuisine. As you might've probably guessed from the name, Twins Korean Restaurant is run by twins, Park Sung Jae and Park Woo Jae. The former specialises in deep-fried items, while the latter focuses more on grilling and stir-frying.

SIN: Tin Hill Social Kitchen & Bar

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That was a pretty awesome smoked pork belly sandwich! Situated at Turf Club Road near the horse stables, Tin Hill Social Kitchen and Bar offers a relaxing ambience for its patrons to have a meal or simply chill out with a glass of drink or two. As I looked at the website just now, it appears that the eatery has made some changes to the menu. Nevertheless, all the items that I tried that day are still available.

SIN: Sushi Goshin

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What a delicious unagi bento with mouth-watering fried swordfish! Hello, folks! I'm finally home! I'll definitely be writing about my food adventure during my overseas trip, but before that, let's take a look at this particular Japanese restaurant that's under the Akashi group. I happened to have some Robinson vouchers that were going to expire soon, hence the decision to try Sushi Goshin out. 

SIN: Fika Swedish Café & Bistro

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A Halal bistro serving authentic Swedish cuisine! Before I sign out for an overseas trip till 18 June 2017, I shall write an entry on this particular Swedish bistro at Beach Road. Fika , which basically means 'to have coffee', is a concept of having a break in Swedish culture. The city of Kalmar was the first to set a record where 2,620 individuals gathered for a fika on 6 June 2007.

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