Cotton Bleu (Dessert)

 

 

And besides the regular selection from their menu, there'll be seasonal specialty by their chef every now and then which you'll have to look out from their facebook page. My recent visit to the place was a much enjoyed one and I will definitely be back to try more of their food.

Cotton Bleu (Entree & Main Course)

I definitely have to blog this as Cotton Bleu was a good find to enjoy french food. There was no doubt about the quality of their food. Apart from their convenient location along Upper Thomson Road, what I like about them also was their set meal package with the range of dishes that made it so easy to pick and match my 3-course meal.

Kite Festival @ ION

 

 

 

Spent Sunday shopping at Orchard and was pleasantly surprised to chance upon the International Kite Festival display outside the ION. We were treated to no-wind kite acrobatics by performers from USA, Thailand and Singapore etc.

@ Sentosa Wavehouse

 

 

 

Attended the Pet Runway at Sentosa Wavehouse, organised by Pet Magazine on Sat evening. The place was packed with dog lovers and their furkids that night. Event aside, we found ourselves a good chill-out spot by the beach and enjoyed the quality time with friends and our furkids.

Culina @ Dempsey

  

 

 

Yet another wonderful place to eat at Dempsey, the Culina only next to Jones where I like. Although ambience-wise they were pretty close; I felt Culina served more sophisticated dishes, such as their Pan Fried Castaing Foie Gras and their selected range of fresh oysters. I will definitely go back there for more oysters and their steak the next round.

Flamingg Mangos

This restaurant is hidden in a quiet little corner of Sembawang (but I shall not say too much :P) and it serves really good food with a wide variety of wine and drinks to go with. Everything there, down to its garlic bread, is so tasty I couldn't get enough of it each time I went. With some time to spare, the place is ideal to sit back, relax, wine and dine for night while enjoying their nice music.

Go Hawker!

 

 

 

Sat weekend started with roti prata for breakfast and then it was more local foodie at the Ghim Moh hawker centre in the afternoon. The Hainanese chicken rice and fried kway teow were 2 of the several stalls lined with long queue even at past 2pm. But all the wait was definitely worthwhile without much more to explain than from the queues at those stalls.