Burger Up!

Burger Up is one of the new establish 

fast food chain made in Singapore! 

Although at first glance i didn't really want to have my dinner there. However, one of  my classmates recommend me this store so i decided to give it a try! 

At first, I thought i had to made my order at the front counter but no, i have to customise and create my meal on this interactive screen

After which i will then proceed to make payment at the counter where they will then give out queue number for you to collect your burgers. They do sell rice meal, but i didn't got the chance to try it..

This regular set cost me S$9 :O

My friends burger (Sean's)

Beef + Chicken Patties 

He complained that they should arrange his burger nicely haha! Cost him S$8.90.

I will come back next time to try out their rice set, hopefully they won't let me down.

So do i prefer Macdonald's DIY burger to this? Can't really comment much, both companies have their unique taste.

P.s picture above is taken from Macdonalds at City Hall.

Outlets:

Yishun 10 Complex

Punggol Wateryway Point

Avg per px S$9

Halal Certified

O'ma Spoon Korean Dessert

Wondering where to stop by for a bowl of dessert after your meal?

Well, i recommend O'ma Spoon Korean Dessert restaurant to solve your cravings.

Located at Marina Square Shopping Centre and 313 @ Somerset

They serves Bingsu, Honey butter bread, coffee and cakes. Its like a dessert cafe :)

Bingsu has been a favourite food to eat in the blistering hot Korean summer, and it is shaved ice-based dessert loaded with real fruit toppings and natural ingredients directly imported from korea. O'ma spoon Bingsu is unique and healthier than any other summer treats. Their Bingsu is made of FRESH MILK, NOT ICE! It's not only great tasting but they are good for your health and beauty. They uses a special kind of machine different from what you see when you order your "Ice-Kacang" to do the ice shavings.

So i've ordered the 2 regular size shared it amongst 4 of my friends and we still couldn't finish it. (On the left is the Oreo flavour and the right is Green Tea Bingsu.)




Their Bingsu comes in different servings, the small serving


Medium servings as mentioned above and also OMG (Large) below, where u can choose 3 different toppings.




The huge pile of light-as-air shaved ice, tasted sweet, creamy, crunchy and chewy at the same time. 

Avg per pax S$6

Chinese New Year Reunion 2016

HEYYY EVERYONE!! My name is Terence and I will be posting food related articles, the good, the bad and latest food craze on this tiny island! (People keep asking why do i help them do free advertisement, actually im doing it for personal interest and i can say its a "healthy" hobby)

Its been decades since i last wrote my last food post since i've entered poly. Its been a hectic 2 years of intense studying, projects and also CCAs commitment. And if you have any food recommendation/suggestions for me do let me know ;) (also take feedbacks too for continuous improvements!)

I will try to post as often as i can, as you know eating good food also needs $KaChing$ right? Haha! ^^ 

So coming back to my first food article of 2016, it will be related to Chinese New Year! It is a yearly tradition for Chinese families to get together and have a reunion dinner be it at home or in restaurants. 

Common reunion dinner dishes includes steamboat, yusheng, abalone, Buddha Jumps Over the wall. These dishes have different significance which elders belief.

Well, my family isn't those traditional kind so we decided to go for an Indonesian-Thai restaurant called Bumbu Restaurant located at Kandahar street near Arab street:) We booked 2 days in advance as we do expect a big turn out for families to have their reunion dinner here. 

This is the outside view of the restaurant

The internal decoration is pretty unique with antiques paintings which brings you back to the olden days of Singapore.

Special mention to the Coffee Flavoured Chicken! (Seen in the middle of the table) Rich coffee aroma and it taste really good! We had ordered Sambal kangkong, Fried Cereal Prawns, Beef was too salty not really good

Signature Tomyum seafood soup :P - Bursting with flavours, opens up our appetite

Fresh water fish

Sweet Chendol (dessert) to end off the meal 

Really good service 

I rate it 3.5/5
Cost S$33 per pax

Halal Certified √

Korean Spicy Noodles

Hey guys this article is for those who are into spicy food or who are seeking for adrenaline rush!

Introducing to you SAMYANG aka Korean Spicy Noodles!

Where u can buy it?

Shop & Save
Giant
Provision shops
Cheers

How much?
s$7.50 Packet x5
s$2.60 Bowl

Things to note:
DO NOT pour the sauces into the cup noodle yet, let the noodles cook with hot boiling water for 6mins.


After 6mins sift out the water by poking this 3 holes already tailored for your convenience,



Then you pour in the spicy sauce and seasoning powder.


 Mix it wholly and enjoy!

Make a challenge amongst your friends

Consequences:
Tummyache

And for those of you that have read this article,
i challenge you to a SAMYANG SHOWDOWN!

Not sure what to shout for Yusheng in Chinese New Year?

Here's something for you!

1) 年年有余 (Nian Nian You Yu) - The fish is added, symbolising abundance and excess through the year.

2) 大吉大利 (Da Ji Da Li) - The pomelo or lime is added to the fish, for luck.

3) 招财进宝 (Zhao Cai Jin Bao) - Pepper is then dashed over in the hope of attracting more money and valuables.

4) 一本万利 (Yi Ben Wan Li) - Then oil is poured out, circling the ingredients and encouraging money to flow in from all directions.

5) 鸿运当头 (Hong Yun Dang Tou) - Carrots are added indicating blessings of good luck.

6) 青春常驻 (Qing Chun Chang Zhu) - Then the shredded green radish is placed symbolising eternal youth.

7) 风生水起 (Feng Sheng Shui Qi) - After which the shredded white radish is added - for prosperity in business and promotion at work. 

8) 金银满屋 (Jin Yin Man Wu) - Peanut crumbs are dusted on the dish, symbolising blessings of gold and silver.

9) 生意兴隆 (Sheng Yi Xing Long) - Sesame seeds quickly follow, to symbolise a flourishing business.

10) 天天蜜蜜 (Tian Tian Mi Mi) - Yu Sheng sauce, usually plum sauce, is generously drizzled over everything, symbolising life will always be sweet.

11) 满地黄金 (Man Di Huang Jin) - Deep-fried flour crisps in the shape of golden pillows is then added with wishes that your house be filled with gold and blessed with prosperity.