Posts Tagged ‘food’

Rainbow cupcakes by Shiberty’s Sweets!

Thursday, July 7th, 2011

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Was chatting with Jessica a few weeks ago and I ordered cupcakes from her shop Shiberty’s Sweets! Ordering with her was a breeze and I loved that she gave suggestions and feedback on what would go well with each other.  I requested for vanilla batter and butterscotch frosting with a rainbow design!

Check out the final result!

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The bake-off session.

Sunday, June 19th, 2011

Remember the Easter Day outfit? Esther, Jacelyn and I had went to Fidel’s place to bake cupcakes! We’ve been talking about it for ages and we finally did it!

We went to buy some items at this bakery shop near Hougang Plaza!

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Lotsa stuff! We took the easy way out by buying instant fondant and icing. :X

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Sakae Sushi’s latest items!

Friday, November 12th, 2010

Went Sakae Sushi recently and found out that they have launched a few new items! Are you a fan of Japanese food?

Surprisingly I enjoyed the Soft Shell Crab Salad. Why do I say surprisingly? That’s because I usually do not enjoy Soft Shell Crab. Find it a bit weird tasting. I guess coupled with the salad, it tasted well! I know ching chong boy would love this!

This crane lookalike item (Ebi Arare) was a crunchy delight! It’s actually covered by rice crackers instead of your usual roe, seaweed etc. I scrapped off most of the sauce though as it was a bit overwhelming for me.

The Mushroom Kimochi Tofu was weird to me. The sauce was tangy but it gave a “siap siap” feeling. I like my normal agedashi tofu thankewverymuch.

The Maguro Carpaccio was really yummy and it was one of my favourite items. The thinly sliced tuna was dressed with a special sauce which was neither too creamy nor too jelak. It was the right amount of sauce.

Ah hah! The sushi platter! Labelled for your easy reference here!

My comments for each individual sushi:

The Salmon Mayo Mentai Inari was not my thing. I for one, do not like items with too much sauce. This one had a lot of sauce! Way too creamy and jelak!

The Aburi Salmon  Teriyaki was simple. Nothing spectacular but you can’t go wrong with it.

Honestly the Unagi Shitake Gunkan was more shitake than unagi. I hardly tasted the unagi! Despite that, it was really tasty!

The Hotate Mentai  Maki was good. Obviously I scrapped off most of the sauce. I’m in love with the hotate dishes here! The Hotate Sushi was also good but tastewise, I prefer the Mentai Maki.

The Unagi Cracker Maki was similiar to the Hotate Mentai Maki just that it was unagi (like duh?). Thumbs up!

And my favourite item was the Sakae Candle! As you can see from the above picture, it was lighted up! Really cute and I thought Sakae Sushi was clever to have thought of that. Will we see birthday parties in Sakae Sushi now?

nadnut’s rating on the new items:

A few hits and misses but overall am loving the new items!

Daintyflair’s secret outing!

Wednesday, October 27th, 2010

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As mentioned in the previous post, we girls now plan for surprise outing. And after my turn was Jacelyn’s aka Daintyflair!

She brought us to…

Nanjya Monjya!

It’s basically a teppanyaki place but what makes this place so special is that they will cook it for you. Or well, you can cook it yourself if you like!

Some of the dishes that we tried… Truth to be told, I can’t remember the names but I remembered that I liked everything aside from the tofu!

We shared those dishes and surprisingly the bill was only $20/pax. Pretty affordable!

Really enjoyed myself but felt we didn’t order enough. Ching Chong Boy and I will be going back soon. Really shiokadoos! Just take note that you’ll smell a bit after going there. Teppanyaki mah. :p

Some pics with the girls!

It was supposed to be a maxi outing but Jacelyn forgot!

The sweet couple!

nadnut’s rating on ambience, food, service and value for money:

If you’ll like to check out the place, here are the details:

Nanjya Monjya
Waterfront Plaza #01-03/05,
390A Havelock Road
Singapore 169664
(t) 6738 7177

Outfit of the day: Baby Blues

Thursday, September 30th, 2010

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Recently went to Sakae Sushi with the ching chong boy.

Outfit of the day!

Light blue halter dress from the blog shop, belt from FEP, white tank from Forever21 and shoes from mondo.

And this soft and pwetty grey bag from the blog shop!

The boy and I decided to try the Spicy theme for this month at Sakae Sushi.

Ordered our fave chawanmushi, tofu, salmon sushi and his spider handroll.

We tried the Spicy Curry Yaki and the Spicy Tai Cheese Roll.

I really didn’t like the yaki. Was just a weird combi for me. Ate one bite and I couldn’t eat anymore but the boy loved it. He polished it off!

I quite liked the Spicy Tai Cheese Roll. Very fushionish! Would have preferred if it was Salmon though!

The satisfied bf in the River Island top I got for him. I think the colour really suits him!

We forgot to take a pic together. Doh!

His birthday.

Wednesday, February 24th, 2010

Before I blog about my birthday celebration, I thought it would be better to clear some backlog! Like Ccb’s birthday!

Ccb has a very special birthday! It’s on 911!

I brought him to watch a movie and after that surprised him to Yakiniku Daidomon! Ccb loves beef and sashimi so I thought Yakiniku Daidomon would be really suitable for him! And he LOVES it! (A bit of hiccup though. I directed him to UE Square when it was at United Square. :/)

Posing with Ccb’s pride and joy. So big hor!

Here we areeeeeeee~

Yakiniku is basically an ala-carte buffet. You order the dishes you want and they’ll serve it to you.

The cooked food is buffet style so do help yourself to it. I wouldn’t advice you guys to eat a lot of cooked food though! Save the space for the yummy beef!

It’s basically a charcoal grill style kind of barbeque. If the grill gets too dirty, don’t worry! Ask them to change it for you!

Some of the stuff we ordered! (captions only if the food is very the good!)

This is very goodddddddddddddddddddddd!

The sashimi was really good! Guzzled a lot of this! MUST ORDER K!

This is a raw dsh! Not to be barbequed k! Very yummy. Go order! I had my misgivings at first as I don’t usually eat raw beef/raw egg but Ccb persuaded me to try it and I’m glad I did!

Please remember to order the wagyu beef. Damn shioks!

This is the reason why Ccb and I are putting on lotsa weight. I have found my food soul mate.

I was contemplating if I should post Ccb’s picture here but I still have my misgivings over showing pictures of bfs on my blog…. Maybe next time!

Ccb really enjoyed himself. Yay! Success!

nadnut’s rating on ambience, food, service and value for money:

If you’ll like to check out the place, here are the details:

Yakiniku Daidomon
101 Thomson Road #01-14/15
United Square
Singapore 307591
(t) 6356 7577 / 6356 7277
(f) 6356 6862

The Soyjoy Japan trip! – Wasabi is love.

Wednesday, November 11th, 2009

For those who know me.. I never did like eating wasabi. In fact I totally hated the taste of wasabi. My ex, Tiger would love to guzzle lots of wasabi and I would be shaking my head at him.

Now, ching chong boy shakes his head at me. T_T

The first thing we all did upon touching down in Tokyo was to look for food. We found this sushi place in Shinjuku, not too far from where were staying.

It’s a nice place to catch a quick meal and the prices are rather reasonable. Customers ranges from students to office workers to tourists like us!

One more thing  I love about Japan is that maguro is available everywhere and it is as popular as salmon! (unlike in SG where the prefer sashimi = salmon)

The wasabi is actually in the sushi itself! In between of the rice and maguro! So, the first time I ate one, I was shocked by the wasabi taste inside. After that, I started scrapping off the wasabi but obviously there was still a hint of wasabi.

After countless times of scrapping wasabi, I got tired of it and decided to eat it with the wasabi inside. Slowly got used to it and I love it now!

So yeah, wasabi is love! Here are 2 of my wasabi quotes that I wrote previously.

Wasabi is like love. Even if it brings you to tears, you just hunger more for it.

I love wasabi. i love that brief instance where it hits you, leaves you breathless and brings tears to your eyes.

Melaka in 1 day.

Thursday, January 29th, 2009

It was quite a whirlwind affair. Hillary of PreciousLiving had mentioned on plurk that she was having an open house on the first day of CNY and all were welcomed. As yours truly had nothing to do on CNY, I decided to go visit Hillary in Melaka!

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