Showing posts with label liang court. Show all posts
Showing posts with label liang court. Show all posts
Tamoya Udon: New Hotpot Menu in the spotlight
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japanese,
liang court,
restaurants,
tempura,
udon
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Tamoya Udon launches four new mainstays to the menu including sukiyaki and udon and here's what our newest contributor Belinda Yong has to say about the new offerings.
Tonkotsu Kazan Ramen: Signature Volcano Ramen and a [GIVEAWAY]
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giveaway,
japanese,
japanese curry,
large groups,
liang court,
ramen,
setlunch,
will return
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"Order the Kazan Ramen," the PR mistress beckons via text. Impervious to her pleas, I browse through the menu, setting my sights on the chashu karamiso ramen at first, only to be distracted by a mere glimpse of the next page - a firewall display of smoking chimneys and black claypots of bubbling ramen. "OOoooo" Could it be? Did she mean these? - at this juncture, there was no turning back; the impressive poster stealing our hearts and guts instantly.
The signature Kazan Ramen served in stonepots to maintain its sizzling hot consistency may seem like a gimmick to some but I can assure you that in some ways, this method of service does have its merits. For starters, the stone bowls are preheated to a whopping 300 degree celsius and ingredients neatly arranged within; once at the table, the waiter will then proceed to pour in half the soup and slap on the funnelled lid, VOILA! volcano eruption! or essentially steam generated from the fiesty interaction. Let it cook for a minute and you're ready to eat.
Tampopo: Black Pig (Kurobuta) Fair
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affordable,
clarke quay,
family friendly,
hidden finds,
japanese,
liang court,
must go,
will return
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When it came down to deciding where to appease the insatiable alcohol induced appetites in Liang Court, it all boiled down to two choices.
Firstly, Okinawan Diner Nirai-Kanai for their delectable rafute and goya chanpuru or Tampopo for their mighty fine Katsu. Feeling a tad adventurous that day, (after the harsh realisation that we are such boring farts for always swinging with the former), we ventured into the cozy enclaves of Tampopo in search of a protein fix.
Fortunately for us, we stumbled upon some concurrent promotions that grabbed our attention immediately upon being seated. The large chart with "Tampopo Black Pig (Kurobuta) Fair" in bold lettering printed across the top enticing us with its slashed prices and tempting images.
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